Main Page
From Wiki Splinter Cell
|
Welcome to Wiki Splinter Cell. Welcome to the Splinter Cell Wiki, a vault of Splinter Cell information. Dedicated to NSA agent Sam Fisher, and his worldwide missions of uncovering and preventing mass murder, genocide, warfare, and world conflicts. From his mission of preventing a digital crisis, to his adventure of stopping terrorists unleashing a chemical weapon, and his objective of preventing World War Three, his life as a dangerous double agent, to a wanted man on the run from Third Echelon About this wiki | New pages | Categories | Wiki tutorial | Help pages | Timeline of Events | |||||||||||||||||
News
Release DatesUpcoming Release Dates
Recent Release's
|
ArticlesBEWARE OF SPOILERS
| ||||||||||||||||
Featured Article of The Week The story of Chaos Theory is a throwback to the first Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell game and it's information warfare theme. In 2007 China and North Korea are unhappy with Japan's new I-SDF (Information Self Defense Force) as they believe it violates Article 9 of the post World War II constitution. (There is a news report about the I-SDF in a cut scene in Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow.) China and North Korea set up a blocade in the Yellow Sea and the United States is forced to respond. They send their most advanced ship, the USS Clarence E. Walsh, into the Yellow Sea hoping China and North Korea will back down. Meanwhile across the world Sam Fisher is sent into Peru to rescue a programmer who worked on Masse's algorithms. When the programmer, Bruce Mortgenholt is tortured to death, Fisher follows the Peruvian guerrilla group's leader onto a freight ship where he learns Lacerda was hired by someone else to kidnap Bruce Mortgenholt. The game was also the first M Rated game for the series aswell as introducing its first Collector's Edition for the series. |
Helping OutTo write a new article, just enter the article title in the box below.
|
|
Other gaming wikis from Wikia |
