excellent sequal, alot better. i love how the game lets you know with music if the enemy suspects something. it helped.
Well Tom Clancys Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow is a golden game. You play as a spy who is dropped into a hot zone with minimal weaponry, and almost no armor, but are given a huge arsenal of gadgets and moves. unfortunately, in the training it tells you about the split jump and almost everyone wants to try this move out. your gonna be searchin for a long time to find a place where you can use it, i've gone through the whole game without using some of the cooler moves, but enough of that, lets get onto the good stuff.
What i like about this game, is when my parents complain that i got another shooting game. All i had to do was let them watch me. This game puts a gun in your hand, but its usually not for killing. Killin in this game creates problems, in some levels you even lose. The gun is usually for shooting out lights to keep yourself in the dark, or creating distractions.
I also love the gadgets they give you. camera jamming, sticky cameras, shockers, and plenty more. If your stuck in a level you can almost always rely on your gadgets to get you out.
Most of the game you will probably be trying to find out how to knock out a certain guard, get down a lighted hallway, and get a virus, without alerting someone. This game puts suspense everywhere. You have a meter that tells you how visible you are, if its all the way to the left, a enemy is gonna have to be 3 feet away to be able to see you, but if its all the way to the right, your officially in the spotlight on broadway, and anyone that looks your way is gonna applaud you with bullets, or let loose an alarm.
This game extremely emphisises the use of stealth, in most levels one alarm means game over, in others its more lenient, but not much. Unlike other games, this games multiplayer isn't really that exciting.
Graphics are great, A.I. is superb, reactions are the best. It's an all-around great game. a must have.