At a Ubisoft event in New York City yesterday, the excitable and amazing Hip Hop Gamer has confirmed that a demo for Splinter Cell: Conviction will be available on Xbox LIVE Marketplace this January.
"Just January for now," he was told when pushed for a specific date. Still, the vague "January" is better than nothing. January is only 31 days long, and the game ships on February 23. The wait, it seems, is finally almost over.
I had attended the same event, and unfortunately, the demo unit for Splinter Cell: Conviction was down. (Insert rusty trombone sound here.) That's too bad, because I'm already impressed with the game's unique presentation and visual style, and was hoping to get some hands on time with it.
I did get to spend some time chatting with Hip Hop Gamer who is easily one of my favorite people to see at press events, hands down. His passion and excitement for what he's doing and the games he's seeing is unmatched. Also, he'll do on the spot push ups to show his enthusiasm for a game. Awesome.
Most people thought the series was starting to get stale. Personally I cannot agree or disagree as I have only played the original Splinter Cell.
THE SINGLE PLAYER.
The first one was great, the second was too short, the third one was amazing, the fourth one had its flaws. Going by that logic, the fifth one will be awesome. Rock on Ubi Montreal.
On December 28th, Sony of Japan trademarked the name “Cloudsurf” for use with just about anything with a chip -- from CD players to audio recorders, down to televisions, video cameras, PDAs, and <comptia a+ “portable game machines.”
According to the filing, Cloudsurf will provide “game services” and “entertainment services” via the Internet. Games, audio, and video content as well as “electronic publications,” radio, and TV is said to be under its hood.
Paid PSN rumors got hot thanks to a ccda testking marketing survey that teased a variety of features. The list included one-hour game trails, exclusive in-game content, and free access to the PSOne Classic store. The Cloudsurf trademark suggests none of this is happening, but trademarks are always delightfully vague.
If Cloudsurf sounds like the way you’re receiving content now, don’t panic: you’re correct. The reason for this trademark is beyond us at the moment. It might have been created just to screw with me on adumps for ccna Friday evening several days after the fact.
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