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The bundle is comprised of four games in the series, including the original Splinter Cell, Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory (third episode), Splinter Cell: Double Agent (fourth episode), and Splinter Cell: Conviction Deluxe Edition (fifth episode). Conviction was released just last month, so folks running older hardware may want to check out our performance review to see how it stacks up.
Noticeably missing is the second title, Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow, and unfortunately, it doesn't seem to be on Steam. However, you can purchase it separately and add it to your Steam library. The package of four games costs $45.99, which is nearly $20 less than the usual price for Splinter Cell: Conviction Deluxe Edition alone ($64.99). The other three titles are normally $10 each.
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Damn, Steam is crazy with these discounts. It's sad other companies just have the solution to their "problem" right in front of them, and yet they just prefer DRM. (I see you Ubisoft.)
However, the only game worth the money in that pack is Chaos Theory, really. Conviction was disappointing...
Cheers!
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You found Infiltration mode disappointing? If the entire game sucked so bad it was unplayable, Infiltration mode alone would save it. Can anyone say "first to bag 10 guards wins"? :P
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The game (Conviction) itself, it's not bad. It's disappointing because it does not feel like Splinter Cell. I know what the developers tried to do by making it more accessible and more action-focused. But the game is too repetitive. The first hour mark and execute was the coolest thing, but then it got old; it became more like free kills. Chaos Theory was much more hardcore, and it's only 9.99.
I believe Conviction was alright, but definitely NOT worth the 60 bucks, sorry.
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