Pandora Tomorrow is indeed a fairly good game. It continues the Splinter Cell tradition of excellence in the stealth genre, but as usual the GC version is subpar and can't keep up with its counterparts on other consoles. Whether it's lacking graphics or just various aspects of dumbed down gameplay, you can't really compare the Gamecube incarnation of this stealth classic to the PC one, or any of the other versions for that matter.
Gameplay: 9/10
That same Splinter Cell goodness you know and love.
Graphics: 6/10
As usual the Gamecube version falls enormously short in this department. All you need to do is compare screenshots of it to the PC version, and you'll immediately see what I mean.
Sound: 9/10
Pretty realistic and immersive, makes you feel like you're there.
Value: 6/10
Good for a play-through (maybe two), but beyond that, feh...go do something else, Splinter Cell doesn't exactly have infinite replay value.
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