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Splinter Cell

In the games, the player takes control of player character Sam Fisher, an elite intelligence operative. During the missions presented, the smoothest way forward in the majority of the series is to remain invisible, select non-obvious routes, and utilize diversions to pass guards. The game is a combination of problem solving and quick action. Attacks must be swift, silent, and decisive to ensure success. These strategies do not always apply well. Splinter Cell: Conviction endorses a much faster and more violent form of stealth action game-play, bringing to mind recent films like The Bourne Identity and its sequels. Pandora Tomorrow introduced a two-on-two multiplayer mode, pitting two very differently equipped teams against each other. Chaos Theory further evolved that mode and introduced a cooperative mode. This mode plays out very much like the single player mode, yet features a myriad of moves that may only be performed by both players acting as a team. The cooperative storyline in Chaos Theory and the sixth generation version of Double Agent parallels that of Sam's in single-player mode, acting on information he obtained or providing support in the field. As trident goggles are unique to Fisher, cooperative spies wear goggles with two lenses that are either red or blue. Originally, Tom Clancy rejected the idea of Sam Fisher having trifocal goggles, stating that goggles with both thermal vision and night vision are impossible to make. The creators argued that having two separate sets of goggles would make for awkward gameplay and convinced Clancy to allow it. This also gave the Splinter Cell series a recognizable signature, a desirable feature. Current technology now allows goggles with both thermal and night visions (as used in the Vegas' games) to be available for the military, although the goggles featured in the games are still much more compact in size than their counterparts in reality. In some of the games, terrorists are planning an attack, usually by use of information warfare, and Sam Fisher, an operative for Third Echelon, a secret branch of the NSA, must prevent this. This applies to the first three games (Splinter Cell, Pandora Tomorrow, Chaos Theory) The missions range from gathering intelligence to capturing and/or eliminating terrorist operatives. The first game explains that "Splinter Cell" refers to an elite recon-type unit of a single lone covert operatives (e.g. Sam Fisher) who is supported in the field by a high-tech remote team. The fourth game, Double Agent introduces a new morality factor. As the subtitle implies, Fisher becomes a double agent, assuming the identity of a wanted criminal and is recruited by a terrorist ring. The new mechanic is that Fisher may now encounter conflicting objectives between his superiors and the terrorists. For example, the terrorists may assign a mission to assassinate, while the NSA simultaneously instructs the player to prevent the assassination. This creates a delicate balancing act between gaining the trust of the terrorists and fulfilling the mission assignments. In addition, Fisher must not do anything to reveal to the terrorists that he is a double agent. In the fifth game, Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction, Sam is looking for the killer of his daughter, who had been killed in a hit-and-run at the beginning of Splinter Cell: Double Agent. He has abandoned the NSA and is now striking out alone. He first believes that his daughter's death was an accident but when he finds out it wasn't, he goes on a solo mission to find out who's behind the murder.

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