Splinter Cell Conviction preview Xbox 360

Splinter Cell Conviction preview - Xbox 360

Sam Fisher will be back later this year in Splinter Cell: Conviction - but this time he's on the outside. The latest Splinter Cell iteration will see Sam on the run from his former employers old bosses and enemies alike, trying to find out how his life has turned out like this. We've got a first look preview of Splinter Cell: Conviction, with screen shots to give you a taste of what's in store. Find out more in our Splinter Cell: Conviction review for Xbox 360 now!
Click here to read our Splinter Cell: Conviction preview for Xbox 360 now! Splinter Cell: Conviction preview for Xbox 360
Sam has been undercover so many times, and been so close to the terrorists, that he’s now been cut off by the US government and, worse still, they want him dead and his thermal goggles returned to Radio Shack. Forget undercover, going ‘black’ or any Mission Impossible style missions, this is just Sam on his own, trying to figure out what the hell is going on and work out who double crossed him this time around.
How will it work?
Sam really is on his own. He’s dumped in a town and has to make his own way around, finding essential items and avoiding his enemies. Sam is effectively an SAS tramp who needs to build a network of contacts to source info, guns and support in order to solve his own mystery and get his own life back. There are sprawling city scenes, alive with pedestrians, traffic and hot dog sellers. Concealing weapons is vital as is using the crowd as your camo and, occasionally, defence. Click here to continue reading our Splinter Cell: Conviction preview for Xbox 360 now! 360Zine is a full, free to download magazine dedicated to Xbox 360 gaming. This issue is packed with previews and reviews of all the hottest Xbox 360 games, all written by UK games journalists. Previewed this month are underwater sensation Bioshock, Grand Theft Auto IV, Fable 2 and many more. In reviews, we've played and rated all the newest releases, including supernatural first-person shooter The Darkness, intrinsically evil RPG Overlord and demolition derby extravaganza FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage.If you're waiting on tenterhooks for the release of Bioshock, then this is the issue for you: as well as a three-page preview, we've been talking exclusively to Joe McDonagh of Irrational about all things Bioshock - you can even listen to the audio interview. All this and much more - check out the Community section, gaming news and all your Xbox 360 questions answered. Simply click to download and you will get the complete magazine with all the Xbox 360 games previews and reviews included.