Sources have suggested that a new Splinter Cell game has been greenlit, and the news seems equal parts exciting and concerning.
GamesBeat's Jeff Grubb claims that Ubisoft was testing a new game around E3 that had more than a passing resemblance to Splinter Cell.
The title is currently in an "early phase of production" and sources seem to indicate that it could be developed by a studio outside of Montreal.
A new leak has spilled the beans on an unannounced Ubisoft project. Allegedly early in development, the game is unlikely to be announced at E3.
A tightly-designed, linear approach is the best one for this stealth franchise.
Well, Sam is back, I guess.
The man is everywhere except his own game.
Adam Jensen never asked for this.
"I'm sure Splinter Cell is returning, that's a fact," says Luca Ward.
These are the gadgets that best represent that power fantasy of stealth games.
Maxime Beland re-joins Ubisoft after a few months at Epic Games.
Why are we still here?
Here we go again.
"We are working a lot on the brand today to come back at one point," says Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot.
The two stealth franchises will allegedly get some VR entries.
Put those multi-vision goggles away.
They might appear or they might not. Let the speculation begin.
"Skell Technology" pops up yet again in Ghost Recon: Wildlands.
The Ubisoft boss reminisces about how the Tomb Clancy license changed the company's fortunes.
Sam Fisher will eventually return - here are some things we'd like to see in his next game.
