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[Multi]Splinter Cell: Conviction - out now on 360, 4/27 out on PC

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Was walking through walmart the other day and noticed Splinter Cell: Conviction was already out on the 360! Couldn't find any pc copies, Turns out, it comes out on the 27th. (not that I have any Cash)

 

Unfortunately for us PC gamers though, we can't shuv it in the console guys face that we pay $50, and they pay $60.

in Ubi softs infinite wisdom, they've decided we got to pay $60, because it has 'multiplayer'.

 

Eg. see Ghostbusters, $40 for singleplayer, $60-console, single + multiplayer.

 

Supposedly Splinter Cell: Conviction is only 6-8 hours long, looks to be limited play-throughs. (aka only difference is playing from easy to medium, to hard difficulties.) And I'm betting all the 'achievements' are for multiplayer...

From the reveiews I've seen its been averaging around 80%.

 

Sorta true: Single player is about 7-8 hours. Then there's co-op mode which has entirely different maps and it's own story. Think that's about 6 hours. And on top of that there's Deniable-Ops which I think is like spec ops which you can play single player or co-op. There's also Some other mp game types.

 

Oh and the PC version requires a constant internet connection (and Ubi servers can't be down) or else you can't play. If you do get the PC version, you should probably crack it.

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