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Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow
Xbox
Released On: Mar 23, 2004
8.3
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Metascore
Universal Acclaim
Based on 74 Critic Reviews
93
100% Positive
74 Reviews
74 Reviews
0% Mixed
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0% Negative
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The execution of the voice communication, including eavesdropping and talking into the ear of captured mercenaries, makes the game all the more thrilling.
Vast new levels, a pleasantly murky story line and an even greater emphasis on stealth will string you along for days.
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 98 User Ratings
8.3
80% Positive
78 Ratings
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15% Mixed
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5% Negative
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User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 98 User Ratings
8.3
80% Positive
78 Ratings
78 Ratings
15% Mixed
15 Ratings
15 Ratings
5% Negative
5 Ratings
5 Ratings
Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow - Perfecting the Art of Stealth. In 2004, Ubisoft delivered a masterstroke with "Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow," a sequel that not only met the high standards set by its predecessor but also elevated the franchise to new heights. Building upon the foundation of the original Splinter Cell, Pandora Tomorrow refined and expanded the stealth genre, delivering an experience that is nothing short of exceptional.
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Surprisingly great too be a such a old game, if you ask me, a masterpiece. A perfect sequel for a incredible series. It's honestly shocking that no one is talking about this game today. Yeah, the story is somehow rushed a little bit, but still very solid eventough some of the characters dosen't have the same voice actors, they are still doing a good job to portray them. More gadgets to use are awesome, some of the level design is legendary. Overall, nothing tops this game in terms of stealth.
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Pandora Tomorrow flirts tantalizingly close to gaming perfection. All of the components are here, so with a little tuning for the inevitable follow up, perfection and pure gaming nirvana should be well within their grasp.
Ubisoft has forged a sequel that has the uncanny ability to knock your socks off through every second of play. [May 2004, p.102]
The end result is exquisitely original multiplayer gaming that's a vastly different experience based on which team is chosen. It's only marred by a bizarrely overlooked bug that crashes the Xbox when browsing available servers through OptiMatch.
It's the multiplayer which has completely engulfed us; we've yet to play an Xbox Live! game which felt so refreshing, as we said towards the beginning, there's no reason why this shouldn't do for Xbox Live! what "Counter-Strike" did to PC gaming.
The multiplayer is well designed, but contains flaws that will cause a lot of gamers to turn away in disgust.
Ladies and gentlemen, Splinter Cell Pandora Tomorrow is the Empire Strikes Back in stealth games, and has everything that makes a stealth game a masterpiece. The stealth mechanics are better, since now you have more gadgets to toy with, which also makes it easier to take down enemies and environments on the maps. When we talking about maps, is the strongest side with Pandora Tomorrow compared to entire series, heck, even some of the maps are even better than Chaos Theory.. and reason to that is the atmosphere and attention to detail that Ubisoft carefully crafted. Some maps have backstories, cool ways to interact with things and how Lambert/Grimsdottir react what you do ingame. You think the first game was hard considering the alams? Finally Ubisoft fixed that, you can trigger 3 mistakes without mission failed until the next checkpoints. AI is also improved a little bit from the predecessor but sometimes they can feel stupid. If you Im not gonna spoil the story, however, is it so much more tense and more intresting this time thanksfully. Graphics are still awesome til this date, Ubisoft made sure to upgrade lightning, shadow, and weather effects that are now more natural. For a 2004 game, it's pretty impressive, especially if you play it on Xbox One X/Series X, that offer 4K resolution, it's a absolute joy. Arguably one of the best stealth game ever made, this is good old Ubisoft magic. Pandora Tomorrow gets a 10.
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A tweaked control system, crisper graphics and another fine vocal performance from Michael Ironside makes Pandora Tomorrow more of the same, but a little better.
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Definitely an improvement from the first mechanic wise and some quality of life improvements but a pretty nothing story with an abrupt ending and still no quick saves. The check points were not as bad as in the first game but still would of been nice. Other then that pretty much the same as before.
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Un peu plus court, un peu moins difficile que le premier (ou moins pénible à certains moments !...) ce second Splinter Cell gagne une interface sensiblement améliorée et une maniabilité un peu moins pataude. Pandora Tomorrow reste cependant un vrai Splinter : très exigeant et d'une difficulté toujours élevée -et parfois décourageante. Techniquement le jeu a bien supporté le poids des années (sur Xbox) et demeure passionnant malgré ses tics et bien entendu très au dessus de n'importe quel MGS.
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Summary Once again assume the role Sam Fisher as you defend and assist the U.S. troops who become emroiled in a conflict between East Timor and Indonesian guerillas. Immerse yourself into a deep, tangible, tension-packed techno-thriller without compare. Master your new arsenal of moves and gadgets to save the innocent from a global threat. Conce...
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Platforms:
- Xbox
- PlayStation 2
- PlayStation 3
- PC
- GameCube
- Game Boy Advance
- Xbox 360
Initial Release Date: Mar 23, 2004
Developer:
- Ubisoft Shanghai
Publisher: Ubisoft
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