The entire game is essentially in flashback form, where Hudson is attempting to get Mason to locate the broadcast station. The broadcast station is infact on board a boat (a boat that Mason saw when he was captured and given as a present before being shipped to Vorkuta), and the ending is essentially the U.S Marines neutralising this boat. It actually turns out that the broadcast station is in an underwater facility, which the boat is tethered to - Mason and a couple of other guys who I can't remember swim down, kill some guys, blow some **** up and go back to the surface.
You can track the status of PSN on the website, at the top right it tells you whether PSN is currently working or down - according to the website, PSN is currently up :)
The double up is a bit of a blunder, but by including it, it doesn't exclude players who didn't buy B2K - It depends which way you look at it. However, for £40, it includes all four future DLCs with 2 weeks advance release (Close Quarters, Armored Kill, Aftermath, End Game), add in the Premium 2x EXP and other content, and I think you're looking at a decent value for money package.
If you are referring to Assassin Recruits, then yes. In addition, according to this article, Connor's recruits can be outfitted with guard disguises too.
I'm limiting myself here to my Top 3, as I know that I will only realistically invest in 2 or 3 games in the coming year. Assassins Creed III Splinter Cell: Blacklist Star Wars 1313
What are your opinions on Battlefield 3 Premium? For £39.99 I don't think it's a bad deal. It includes all 3 map packs, with 2 weeks early access, in addition to some sweet premium events such as Double XP Weekends, various videos etc. I bit the bullet and bought it, and to be honest, i'm still on the fence a little. I enjoy the content I have, there is no doubt about that, however, I have my reservations before openly recommending it.
Altair is much more of a cold, clinical character. Some may consider him a true assassin. However, with Ezio, we have watched him grow, he plays the much more emotional part. They are both two contrasting characters. My favorite is Ezio. He does seem more 'Human', and injects a great deal of humor into the franchise. Although we shouldn't forget that as a non-playable character in Revelations, we see how Altair has matured and grown wise - a long journey from his former self.
I've never owned a Splinter Cell game, and i've heard a lot of complaints on how Blacklist isn't really true to the franchise, but I was really impressed by the E3 demo. The movement looks to be a lot smoother than other games on the market, and the fine blend of stealth and all out action has left me wanting to pick this up on release.
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