Ubisoft dumps printed instruction manuals
Written by John Scalzo on 04/20/10
They're going green with the Flying Tomato's next game, Shaun White Skateboarding.

Splinter Cell: Conviction promotion in NZ involves fake shooting, real police
Written by John Scalzo on 04/19/10
So this is why toy guns have to be painted orange.

Recommended specs for PC version of Splinter Cell: Conviction released
Written by John Scalzo on 03/18/10
Will your PC be able to handle Sam Fisher?

Splinter Cell: Conviction release date set in stone
Written by John Scalzo on 02/04/10
And I mean that literally, Ubisoft had it chiseled onto a rock.

Ubisoft delays Splinter Cell: Conviction, announces new Assassin's Creed
Written by John Scalzo on 01/13/10
R.U.S.E. has also been delayed and a ton of titles are in development for 2010.

Ubisoft's Uplay debuts in Assassin's Creed II
Written by John Scalzo on 11/17/09
Ubisoft launches their cross-game and cross-platform reward service.

Splinter Cell: Conviction coming on February 23
Written by John Scalzo on 09/25/09
Sam Fisher's next adventure finally has a release date.

Ubisoft delays Red Steel 2, Splinter Cell: Conviction; announces TMNT Smash-Up for PS2
Written by John Scalzo on 07/27/09
I Am Alive and the next Ghost Recon have also been delayed.

Ubisoft announces 2009 release of Assassin's Creed 2, I Am Alive, next Ghost Recon, Splinter Cell and more
Written by John Scalzo on 01/22/09
The list is truly impressive.

Splinter Cell Conviction and Haze delayed
Written by John Scalzo on 11/20/07
Two of Ubisoft's biggest titles have been pushed back.

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction Fact Sheet
Written by John Scalzo on 05/23/07
The details on Sam Fisher's next adventure.

First Impressions
Written by Troy Matsumiya on 07/03/07
Sam Fisher will return by hiding in a place gamers may not expect to find him: as an Xbox 360 and PC exclusive.

Most Anticipated Games of 2010
Written by Bret Morace on 01/18/10
It is very likely that 2010 will see the release of more games than any other year in history. What are we most excited about? Staff writer Bret Morace has his list.