Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Conviction Spy Thriller Stealth Video Game, Developed By Ubisoft Montreal As Part Of The Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Series. Key Members Of The Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Vegas Team, Such As Creative Director Maxime BéLand Worked On The Game. Gameloft Released A Handheld Version.
Other New Features Include The Ability To Interrogate Characters In Real-Time, And Use Objects In The Surrounding Environment Against Them. Mission Objectives And Key Plot Points Are Projected Onto Walls Within The In-Game World, In Order To Keep The Player Immersed In The Gameplay. Several Other.
Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Conviction Double Agent Was Leaked To The Internet On September 21, 2006 Through A 2Gb Rar File Containing, Among Other Media, 75 Concept Art Images Of As-Yet Unannounced Next-Generation Games Uploaded To Ubisoft’s Public Ftp Site.The Leaked Images Showed Gloomy.
Conviction Was Officially Announced On May 23, 2007 When Ubisoft Released A Trailer For The Game. It Depicted A More Rugged-Looking Sam With Long Hair And A Fully-Grown Beard. He Had The Ability To Blend In With The Environment, Interact With Tables And Chairs And Utilize Hand-To-Hand Combat.
Tom Clancys Splinter Cell Conviction Deluxe Edition Repac (Size: 4.97 GB)
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Minimum Requirements
• INTEL CPU – Celeron E1200 Dual-Core 1.6GHz
• AMD CPU – Athlon LE-1640
• NVIDIA GPU – GeForce 7800 GS
• AMD GPU – Radeon X1800 Series 256MB
• VRAM – 256 MB
• RAM – 1.5 GB
• OS – Win 7 64
• Direct X – 9
• HDD Space – 10 GB
