Recommended: Recommended – No
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Expanding upon Pandora Tomorrow, Choas Theory (Splinter Cell 3) took the series in a new direction. Restricted to 4:3 aspect ratio. The better option on modern Xboxes is Double Agent Xbox 360 (Splinter Cell 4).
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Revolutionary Spies vs Mercs multiplayer mode was introduced in this Splinter Cell 2. Voice masking was legendary on Xbox Live. Restricted to 4:3 aspect ratio. The better option on modern Xboxes is Double Agent Xbox 360 (Splinter Cell 4).
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This game is difficult to enjoy. We did not like the mechanics and gunplay. Has some bad ideas (like rolling dash changes from first-person to third-person then back to first-person) and the even the good ideas were poorly implemented. Gunplay is a strafe and rolling dash shootout fest of 90% missed shots.
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The game was legendary. It’s 4:3 aspect ratio, so Future Perfect (TS3) is the better option on modern Xboxes. Also, unlike TS3, the host has to beat single-player levels to unlock modes and maps.
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Plays like classic Quake and Unreal Tournament, but with different environment and movement mechanics. Very difficult for beginners and super nausea-inducing game because you can temporarily leave your body and run around as a spirit, you can walk on walls and ceilings, pads flip vertical orientation, rooms that reverse and change gravity, and there’s teleporters…
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No reason to play the X360 version on modern consoles, since XB1 version runs better, with better graphics, and allows more players. No crossplay with Xbox One version.
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Only good for small LAN parties. Delisted digital game, but keeping it here in hope that Capcom relists it to Xbox Store.
