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Splinter Cell - Xbox Game
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Splinter Cell Chaos Theory Xbox Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:008888512141
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Microsoft Xbox
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Mature
SKU:XBOX_SPLINTER_CELL_CHAOS_THEORY
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | Original Xbox |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Action & Adventure, Shooter |
| Players | 1-2 |
| Condition | Used |
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Arrived on time and works without any issues whatsoever!
Some of the best multi-player campaign I’ve ever played. One of my all-around favorite games, so if you have the system, get it!
I’ve played the entire splinter cell series, and by far this one is one of the best. From movements, to just simply how the game reacts to the situations, its a great game. In my opinion it rates over the first one, and that one seemed to blow everything out of the water.
this was a gift to my son in law. old game I couldnot find in stores it came with one of the first Xboxes he loved playing at friends it but didn’t have the game himself. He was excited when he opened gift.
I own and have beaten all of the other Splinter Cell games. Chaos Theory is by far the best in the series so far. The open ended level design in fantastic. You may go through a very difficult way, but then find there was an air vent or something you could have slid through if you were paying attention.The only problem I have had is the sound loading. When a guard becomes alert, sometimes the sound will cut out for a few seconds, but it is no deal breaker, the game still rocks.Now a few may say it’s too easy, but that is only if you go blazing through the levels rambo style not caring about a % rating. If you actually tried playing it stealthily (as you should) it makes the tension that much higher and the game more difficult.And to help our previous poster, if you equip the SC-20K (just hitting X), then you tap the white button, it will cut to an animation of Sam changing out the attachments. The sniper rifle is only fired while zoomed in. Yeah, you will know it when you fire off that first 20mm round……through a wall into a NCP.
Great game. I love all of the splintercell games but mostly the earlier ones because i was there from the start of course. Coop is very fun if you have a friend to play it on the same system or whatever. Do not believe multiplayer servers are still used for this by ubisoft so that element of the game will be null. Singleplayer is still really great and makes you think as the series always used to.
After seeing all the reviews for this game in the past month, and playing the heck out of the demo, I finally have the holy grail of Xbox games in my hands. After ogling the case-art and Limited Edition dvd extra’s, i finally brought myself to allow the pleasure of this game into my Xbox. The graphics are amazing, words cannot even describe the scope of what they have acheived at Ubi Montreal. The true sequel to the original Splinter Cell game, and i am blown away. After traipsing through Pandora Tomorrow, Chaos Theory is a welcome change onto a trickier gameplay. With a 15-20 hour storyline (not to mention almost unlimited alterations for re-playability) and the addition of a System Link, Splitscreen, or Xbox Live Co-Op mode, This game has grabbed the golden shelf for my games. I will be playing this for the next few weeks, as much as i can. I would wholeheartedly reccomend this game!
Sam Fisher is back once again. This time he must find the source of the barrage of information attacks causing blackouts and unexplained attacks on US targets.The first thing you will notice about this game is that it is huge compared to the first two splinter cell’s. Look at the manual and you will notice it is unbelievably thick. This is because there is so much things that Sam can do. All of Sam’s tools and gadgets carry over to CT, but he now has some new ones. He can use his pistol to disrupt the functionality of most electrical components. No more having to fire your pistol to shoot out lights and making a lot of noise as the glass breaks. With the EV, Sam can just shoot a laser at the light and the light will flicker off within a few seconds. He can also do the same to computer screens, TV’s and radios, which drives the enemies mad. Perhaps that coolest new thing he can do in this area is that he can wirelessly hack into PC’s even while someone is sitting at the desk. Now is that cool or what?Sam’s SCK-20 has a few upgrades that allow you to use different attachments. In addition to the launcher attachment that allows you to fire camera, shockers, grenades, etc, there is also foregrip, sniper and shotgun attachments. The Foregrip allows Sam to aim the SCK-20 with more accuracy. The sniper attachment turns the gun into a Sniper rifle. I haven’t used it yet, but will choose it on my next mission. Finally there is a shotgun attachment for the times when you.
Just like what the title said, it is fun to assassinate with the great arsenal of weapons Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory stunningly brings. The enviroments, enemy’s, weapons, are amazing. Some of my favorite elements are that your enemy’s talk to eachother casualy. Like in Hokkaido, Japan, two enemy’s are talking about ninjas raiding a oil rig. This is a definite refrence to Splinter Cell 1. While I have yet to play versus mode, coop is great. I like the dependancy on the teamate to: Human Ladder, Tomoe Nage, Jamming Electronics to silently infiltrate, etc. THIS IS AN AWESOME GAME….BUY IT!
The new game in the Splinter Cell series, Chaos Theory, is without a doubt the best one so far. The graphics are even better than the first two, the gameplay is tougher, and there are many new gadgets. You now have the ability to use a shotgun, sniper, launcher, or a foregrip (for better accuracy)attachment on the SC-20k. The combat knife allows you to stab guys, cut materials to get through them, or break locks, eliminating the one or two disbosable locks you used to get.As far as multiplayer goes, there is an even bigger improvement. There is the new Deathmatch mode for versus. Spies now have a gadget tha lets them turn invisible for a short time. Mercs also have three different tyoes of mines (laser, proxy, poison) to use. There are also many new and exciting maps, each with their own objectives to complete so it never gets repetitive with the same game types.The new Co-op mode is definately the best change in the game. Although there are only four missions (five counting training), the gameplay is great. There are many co-op moves that both people need to do to complete. For example, one person can throw the other across a bunch of lasers.Overall, I only found one complaint with the game. That is that the hacking of computers and other devices is complicated and confusing to new players of the game. It took me a long time to figure it out, and I still have trouble with it sometimes.Other than that one complaint, this game is incredible and definately deserves the 9.9 that.
dominic murcielago –
good stuff
Terry Mesnard –
When the first Splinter Cell game came out, I immediately bought it for it’s blend of cool visuals, shadowy game play and cool spy moves. I didn’t like it. I’m not a fan of trial and error gameplay and the game was completely filled with it. And, while realistic I’m sure, setting off alarms was too easy and unforgiving.Splinter Cell 2 did a better job of smoothing out the problems of the first while including a cool online portion but it still had trial and error gameplay that I couldn’t get into.Finally, Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory is out and it is grand.When I first started to play the single player game, I was amazed at how much more forgiving the system was. Not to say it was dumbed down or easier, I still got my ass handed to me, but it was more fair. And if I made a mistake it didn’t necessarily spell total disaster. Overall, it’s still a lot of the same from before, except that in this case you are given much more freedom in how you want to go about your missions and you can, in fact, use those high-powered weapons you were given without worry.Then there’s the multi-player portion which is amazing. The co-op mode is fully fleshed out, allowing two people to play either split screen, system link or through Live. New moves are given for team attacks and for various ways of solving situations. Gameplay is fun and exciting, it’s a natural extension of the single-player experience and makes me wonder why it took for the third game for them to include it. My only c.
Madhav –
best game ever created. wish they could update the graphics to modern standards. especially the live play is totally flawless. everything about it
Anthony –
Sam is back and kicks more butt plus more options to choose from weapon upgrades to let your enemy live or die, The rag doll physics let the body of your killed enemy interact with your enviornment say your next to a railing face it and kill the enemy and his body flips right over the railing thats cool. Then theres the co-op just like single player your on a seperate mission than Sam and you work with your partner to reach certain areas like boosting your friend to a ledge and climb on him like a ladder or just toss him at enemys to knock him out its really fun and i recommend this to every one who likes stealth action games.
potato_salad –
I’m not a big fan for 1-player games because my brother and I always have friends over. I had played a demo for the orginal Splinter Cell on Gamecube and I loved it. I was in the process of deciding on getting Pandora Tomorrow until I read an article in a magazine that Chaos Theory was going to have a co-op mode(I’m a big fan of co-op). I knew that was the thing for me and decided to skip getting Pandora Tomorrow.So I rented the game and played it with my brother. The first mission is a training mode which only shows a few of the literally dozens of moves a splinter cell can pull off. The next missions are fun and very intriging. They make you think like a spy. Which route should I take? Where are the enemies located? What is the best and most quiet way to take them out? You have to think about all these before advancing through the level. This game makes you think.Not only that but the graphics are top-notch too. YOu can see the texture of Sma Fishers clothes which is a scary though because this is an Xbox game.A key aspect of the game is sound. Especially online when your using a mic to communicate with your partner. If your too loud then the enemies will detect which makes this game even more realistic.Reading this should make you want to buy this game or at least try it out. Still not convinced? It’s only $20!!!
D.G.P –
Cool game. I bought it for my son and he really likes it. He goes through levels fast unlike me. It was worth the dollars!
brigit –
Such a good game, played this all the time on my old Xbox, but I got rid of that about 6 years ago. I miss the old xbox but this game is still a must have for me.
obryanstars –
Here is a large preview of an amazing game. Getting better everyday, Chaos Theory is shaping up to be the best game of the series yet, and that’s saying something (considering the other 2 were jaw dropping). Here’s a preview of Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, for the Microsoft XBOX…1)Tidbits~*The release of this game has been pushed back to March. But the more time they spend on it, the better it will be…*2 types of multiplayer have been announced. The first is co-op, where 2 people control 2 spies, going through several missions BUILT exclusively for co-op. There is also the option to do co-op with a friend over XBOX Live…The other type of multiplayer (and the best hopefully) will be the returning Mercenary vs Spy over XBOX Live. It will, again, be just 2v2. But the ranking system will be revamped, all kinds of new maps will be added. New gadgets, new game modes, etc… All of you who LOVED Pandora Tommorow’s multiplayer will be delighted to hear this. Coming in March, this game is going on LIVE…*There are 2 divisions of Ubisoft. The Montreal Ubisoft is developing this one, which is good news in my opinion. There is a Shainghai division of Ubisoft, which made Pandora Tomorrow’s single player. But the Montreal Team created the multiplayer for Pandora Tommorow (I believe), and also made the single player for the original game (the best single player in my opinion). The Montreal team is making this ENTIRE game, and I think that is better.*Sam will have many mo.
ChomskyKnows –
This game is glorious. I’d place it right under Halo, Halo2, Half-Life2 and right above Doom3 in the top 5 best xbox games of all time. There are a few hooks that simply make this game fun.- Graphics are beautiful. Really gorgeous.- Soundtrack/score is top notch (Amon Tobin). Listen to the track during the boat mission in which you toss people overboard. It’s more beautiful than most Hollywood scores. There is some additional music from fake rock bands scattered throughout the game on radios for a nice touch. Even the added touch of foreign computers having their own particular cultural sounds when you turn them on/off. When a game designer goes to these lengths, you really have something worth while.- Cool new moves. Ability to knock people over and pull them down from ledges is cool. Grab them through Japanese paper doors. Knock them out from behind doors. All a lot of fun. Game also reminds you how to do them while loading. Good touch.- Items/gadgets still cool, hacking is especially cool- They lightened up on the alarms concept- As with other Splinter Cell games, the scope is global and these spy agencies are real. I like the multi-cultural immersion.- Co-op with modified levels- Long game- Glitch free. No consulting the internet to figure out what went wrong.- The story doesn’t blame everything on Arabs or Islamic fundamentalism. The bad guys are a combo of home grown and global. At one point, you are technically “at war”.- Solid upgrade overall over other splinter cell.
Justin Jones –
The best in the series. Co-op is just as great. This game will always receive a 5 star rating.