Splinter Cell: Conviction

Ubisoft sent us this second developer diary of Splinter Cell Conviction, this time all about Sam Fisher.

Ubisoft finally lets us see the level unveiled at the TGS in motion via this commented walkthrough video.

Ubisoft also released some new images and artworks of Splinter Cell Conviction, finally showing some new locations.
Update: Added the TGS trailer.

Ubisoft released these images of Splinter Cell: Conviction, a game beginning to take shape.

Ubisoft is also hyping their games at the Comic con, starting with this new Splinter Cell: Conviction teaser trailer. The original video on the press site was completely broke, so I've done my best to fix it but it's not as smooth as it should be, and the sound isn't perfectly in sync.

Ubisoft and Microsoft released the first developer diary of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction on the Xbox Marketplace today. The developers explain how the gameplay was changed from the previous games, changes that should please some and disgust others. Speaking of disguting, just like the E3 walkthrough the quality of the video on the marketplace, framerate and resolution, is plain terrible, no idea why.
Update: And here comes the official version, the image quality is much better but it's still strangely not smooth, even the interview footage.

Snoopers forgot to tell me this morning that he had uploaded the full demo of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction shown during the MS press conference. Well, better late than never!

Splinter Cell: Conviction was one of the stars of the show with a great gameplay demo. Here is the E3 trailer, with some gameplay to follow.
Update 2: 3 Images.

The official Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction has been updated with the followup of last week's vocal teaser of the game. Don't expect to see anything, of course.

After months of silence it looks like Ubisoft will finally start the Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction hype machine again. Nothing much to see in this teaser, but at least Michael Ironside is back!