Wondering why Ubisoft isn't bringing Splinter Cell: Conviction (PC, Xbox 360) to the PS3? Wonder no more cos they gave a very straightforward answer at their Q&A Forums, and the long and short of it is: a PS3 version will remain to be a wishful thinking. Answer to the 'why' after the jump.

Talking to Joystiq, Ubisoft producer for Splinter Cell: Conviction (PC, Xbox 360), Alexander Parizeau, has confirmed that the game will indeed have multiplayer mode and DLC. He further revealed they will be ready to announce more details about it during this summer, along with many other things, we presume.

There's no need to fear the new "Mark and Execute" feature in Splinter Cell: Conviction (PC, Xbox 360), so said Ubisoft Montreal producer Alexander Parizeau. This "fear" he was talking about is the voiced-out concern of gamers that the game may be made "too easy".

They may both be stealth-heavy games, but one of the big differences between Ubisoft's Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction and Konami's Metal Gear Solid 4 lies in the cutscenes, with the former having none at all. According to one of the game's devs, this was a conscious decision made to improve the gamer's immersion in the story.

Well, well, well. Look who dropped in on the party. Just a couple of articles ago, we were still searching for Mr. Sam Fisher. We should have known he was gonna be at the E3. After all, the new teaser on Splinter Cell: Conviction's website did give out that he was gonna be in LA. Sneaky, sneaky Sam Fisher. Anyway, what we have here is what appears to be an E3 trailer for the said title. So what is an E3 trailer doing out in the wild at this time? Lots of leaks in E3's  pipes, huh?

I guess we're still playing the "Where in the world is Sam Fisher" game. An update has been made to the so-far cryptic website for Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction (PC, Xbox 360) title that is set to be delivered by Ubisoft. And yes, it actually does make things a bit clearer, albeit still shrouded in mystery.

Meeting with investors and analysts are actually a very good thing for us gamers, especially because this is one avenue where we get awesome news and updates. Take this one, for example. Ubisoft has confirmed that three of their AAA titles are getting downloadable content.

So, the other day, we were wondering where in the world Sam Fisher went, and what's been up with him. Today, we got the answer as Splinter Cell: Conviction  (PC, Xbox 360)opens up the teaser site -- only to be welcomed by a very... emotional, shall we say, Sam.

Do you have any information on Sam Fisher? No? Well, the reason I ask is because his game, Splinter Cell: Conviction, is asking the very same question on its official website. Intriguing, isn't it?

A new entry in Ubisoft's Ghost Recon franchise was confirmed in the company's recently-released financial documents along with target release windows for two more Ubisoft games: Splinter Cell: Conviction and Red Steel 2.