Splinter Cell Double Agent Review - IGN

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Last updated 21 março 2025

In the wake of the highly touted next-generation Splinter Cell Double Agent, Ubisoft not only hid its current gen versions but delayed their release for a week, giving the Xbox 360 game as much front positioning as possible. And with good reason. But considering that both the Xbox and PS2 versions are entirely different games than the Xbox 360 version, it's taken us a while to dig into them and see them for what they really are. While sharing the same name and a similar storyline, nearly everything else about the two games is different. The good news? Both versions stand out as valuable additions to the series and, in some cases, they actually complement and top their next-gen brethren.
In the wake of the highly touted next-generation Splinter Cell Double Agent, Ubisoft not only hid its current gen versions but delayed their release for a week, giving the Xbox 360 game as much front positioning as possible. And with good reason. But considering that both the Xbox and PS2 versions are entirely different games than the Xbox 360 version, it's taken us a while to dig into them and see them for what they really are. While sharing the same name and a similar storyline, nearly everything else about the two games is different. The good news? Both versions stand out as valuable additions to the series and, in some cases, they actually complement and top their next-gen brethren.

Spies vs. Mercs in old school Splinter Cell was the most intense and nerve wracking multiplayer I've ever played. I'm praying to the gaming gods it will get a triumphant return some