Splinter cell is one Ubisoft’s most beloved franchises, despite the series having been on hiatus since 2013s Splinter Cell Blacklist. Fans have been calling for the series to return since then, and recent leaks suggest that the franchise may be about to make its long awaited return.

Ubisoft has recently filed a trademark for “Splinter Cell”, with the application having been filed on December 6th. Not, trademark applications dont necessarily suggest a game is in the works, as it can easily just be case of a company protecting their properties, but keeping in mind that there have been recent rumors of a new Splinter Cell game this may be one of the few cases where this is more than just IP protection.

Back in October, rumors started to circulate that Ubisoft had greenlit a new Splinter Cell game, with the project moving into the early phases of production. Reports have claimed that the game may be being built as an open world title, which would fit in-line with Ubisoft’s general game output.

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Ubisoft could possibly take inspiration from the Hitman franchise for the next Splinter Cell game

According to many sources, it has been reported that on October 19, Ubisoft has greenlit a new Splinter Cell game.

Also, according to GameBeat journalist Jeff Grubb, he had stated weeks before E3 2021 that, “Ubisoft had fans play the upcoming Prince of Persia: the Sands of Time Remake and something that had the appearance of a new Splinter Cell prototype”. He said: “The testers did not spend a lot of time with the possible Splinter Cell game. Ubisoft provided a vertical slice that was just a basic tutorial section. But this version of the game combined familiar Splinter Cell action with elements of the 2016 Hitman reboot.”

It’s not necessarily clear which studios have been granted to work on the new project, though two people with knowledge of Ubisoft’s plans told VGC that the new Splinter Cell was being led by a studio outside of its traditional Montreal base. The sequel will have to come at a time of which the company has considerably rebuilt its image, following a wave of discrimination and sexual harassment allegations that hit the company. Employee groups say that they are not truly satisfied with the level of action taken by Ubisoft to change the culture which perpetrates this kind of abuse.

In 2020, CEO Yves Guillemot said the Splinter Cell series needed to evolve before it could make a comeback.

“When you create a game, you have to make sure you will come with something that will be different enough from what you did before,” he said.

“The last time we did a Splinter Cell, we had lots of pressure from all the fans actually saying, ‘Don’t change it, don’t do this, don’t do that,’ so some of the teams were more anxious to work on the brand. […] Now there are some things and some people that are now looking at the brand, taking care of the brand,” Guillemot added, “so at one point you will see something, but I can’t say more than that.”

The new Splinter Cell title is in its early phases of production, and there’s a possibility of an announcement to come at some point next year.

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We still have a while to wait for Rainbow Six Extraction, but a new Containment Event has been added to Rainbow Six Seige

Ubisoft is dropping a new event, titled Containment event, for Rainbow Six Seige today that ties in their upcoming instalment to the franchise, Rainbow Six Extraction. It introduces a new PvP mode and sees REACT agents battling against Proteans, and uses a revamped Consulate map.

Containment Event

In the event, Proteans, an Archaean form that can mimic Operators (but only fight with melee attacks), are unable to wield weapons, however, are able to move fairly quickly, have more health and can use special abilities. Players can expect the REACT agents to have a regular loadout but with a reduced selection overall.

The new mode titled Nest Destruction requires the attackers to destroy the nest and reach the final objective to win, while the defenders must stop them. Alternatively, any team can eliminate the other and win so by doing this.

The new Containment event offers a range of up to 33 cosmetic items, including uniforms, weapon skins and headgear, for operators IQ, Ace, Blackbeard, Amaru, Zero, Aruni, Jager, Kaid, Mira, and Warden. They can be purchased from the shop for 1680 R6 credits or in Containment packs that run for 300 R6 credits or 12,500 Renown.

The Containment event is available from today until August 24, meanwhile, Rainbow Six Extraction is expected to release January 2022.

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In addition to the announcement that Xbox 360 games will soon become playable on Xbox One, Microsoft had tons of information on up and coming games due to be released.

Here is just a quick recap on some of the big games Microsoft announced, as well as some trailers:

Fable Legends:

Rise of the Tomb Raider:

Mad Max: 

Gears of War 4:

Tom Clancy’s The Division: 

ReCore:

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