GAME INFORMATION

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell is a Stealth Action/Third Person Shooter for Playstation 2, rated M15+ for players in Australia.

Game Details:

• Title: Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell
• Genre: Stealth Action/Third Person Shooter
• Console: Playstation 2
• Rating: M15+
• Players: 1 player
• Developer: Ubi Soft
• Country of Release: Australia
• Guide Author: fluxwildlyuncut (Rhys Palazzolo)
• Author E-Mail: [email protected]
• Guide Version: Version 1.3

Introduction:

It is the year 2003. In response to the growing use of sophisticated digital encryption to conceal potential threats to the national security of the United States, the NSA (National Security Agency) has ushered forth a new dawn of intelligence-gathering techniques. This top-secret initiative, dubbed Third Echelon, marks a return to classical methods of espionage, enhanced with leading-edge surveillance and combat technology for the aggressive collection of stored data in hostile territories. When intelligence deemed critical to national security cannot be obtained by traditional means, Third Echelon is granted clearance to conduct physical operations.

Denied to exist by the U.S. government, Third Echelon deploys units known as Splinter Cells: elite intelligence-gathering forces consisting of a lone field operative supported by a remote team. Like a sliver of glass, a Splinter Cell is small, sharp, and nearly invisible.

March 10, 2004: The CIA contacted NSA officials regarding the loss of contact with Agent Alison Madison, a CIA operative monitoring widespread communication shortages plaguing the former Soviet Republic of Georgia. A second operative, Agent Blaustein, was inserted into the Georgian capital T'bilisi to locate Agent Madison, only t

Guide Version History:

• Version 1.0 (30/04/03): The main Walkthrough is nearly complete with only two levels to go. The Abattoir level has been finished.
• Version 1.1 (09/05/03): Added the mission 'Chinese Embassy II'. Added 2 readers contributions.
• Version 1.2 (20/05/03): Finished the guide with the last level 'Presidential Palace'. Added a few readers contributions. Fixed up a few errors.
• Version 1.3 (Current): Changed a few things about the 'Presidential Palace,' like the hold-up and killing Nikoladze. Added a lot of readers contributions. Went through and checked for spelling and grammar twice. Added new section Frequently Asked Questions. Added section to 'Reader's Notes'.

Guide Contents:

1. Introduction
   • The Story So Far
   • About Stealth Action
   • Sam Fisher Profile
2. In-Game Tips
3. Walkthrough
   • Training
   • Police Station
   • Defence Ministry
   • Oil Refinery
   • CIA HQ
   • Kalinatek
   • Nuclear Power Plant
   • Chinese Embassy
   • Abattoir
   • Chinese Embassy II
   • Presidential Palace
4. Frequently Asked Questions
5. Credits

Reader's Notes:

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