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Rumour: Ironside not to voice Sam Fisher
Author: Joe MartinPublished: 10th June 2008
It's just a rumour right now, but it looks like Ironside might not be voicing Sam Fisher anymore...
Which would make sense.
The last anybody really saw of the latest game in the series, Splinter Cell: Conviction, was at Ubidays 2007 and since then the game has been strangely absent from the public eye. True, the next title in the Clancy franchise might have just gone undercover - but the word is that the game has been completely redesigned after some design problems.
We got a chance to see Conviction the last time it was on show and the game was definitely looking a rough round the edges, but more troubling was the suspicion that the game had lost it's way and was no longer a real Splinter Cell game. It was a lot more daylight and eyeliner than shadows and nightvision.
Which is why it makes sense that the game may be getting a total re-imagining, as Ubi has decided to do with both the Far Cry 2 and Prince of Persia games.
The question is - is Ironside is being cast out, then who should replace him? Quincy? Let us know your ideas in the forums.
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Double Agent was poor enough, they might as well just give up making it now with Ironside.
QFT.
Though I still need to try Double Agent. I played a quick demo on the 360 but my experience has always been that SC games are better on the PC.
It peaked at #1, #2 was good but not quite there and #3 was better but not as good as #1 while #4 was just plain toss on polycarbonate.
and as bad as people say on #4, its not THAT bad IMHO.. its just the previous game r so bloody cool, its up the standard line way up there for future games.
I think that's doing it a great favour...