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/script!– /videoId: CnyAX2noKd8 — Three new videos provide nearly everything you need to know about the multiplayer of Splinter Cell: Conviction, from Deniable Ops side games and Persistent Elite Creation system to the co-op story mode./p
pSplinter Cell: Conviction’s aim is to redefine the stealth action experience, and according to game director Patrick Redding, that covers the multiplayer aspect as well./p
pThe co-op story mode sees two players taking on the roles of agents from two different organizations teaming up in a prequel to the game’s main story, which of course stars Mr. Sam Fisher./p
pDeniable Ops is the term for the additional game modes for Splinter Cell: Conviction, made up of four modes – Hunter, Infiltration, Last Stand, and Face Off. Hunter has the player taking out a set number of enemies, while Face Off is a competitive version of Hunter Mode. Last Stand is a survivor mode, with the agents tasked with protecting an EMP warhead as waves of enemies try and take it out. Lastly there’s Infiltration, which is about taking out enemies without being detected, for those stealth action purists out there./pp!– videoId: vPO0eFrRCwc –script type=”text/javascript”
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pAnd be sure to check out the Persistent Elite Creation system to see how Splinter Cell: Conviction rewards players for their patience and skills./p
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