In fact, both the single-player and multiplayer portions of Pandora Tomorrow are highly impressive in their own right and add up to an experience that will surely appeal to fans of the first Splinter Cell, let alone anyone remotely interested in a game about high-tech stealth, subterfuge, and sabotage. The multiplayer mode ties in with the single-player storyline, though the two portions of the game are completely self-contained. But the point is, the sequel to Ubisoft’s blockbuster hit, Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell, not only offers more of the same spectacular single-player stealth action, starring Sam, that was featured in the original game, but also boasts a genuinely innovative, new multiplayer mode for up to four players, in which small groups of spies must match wits with heavily armed mercenaries. Well, that’s not exactly true–Fisher, an ultrasecret agent in league with the US government, always works alone. Sam Fisher is back, and this time, he’s brought some friends.
The single-player and multiplayer portions of Pandora Tomorrow are both highly impressive and add up to an experience that will surely appeal to anyone remotely interested in a game of high-tech stealth action.
