#Splinter cell books series#
There was, albeit not as large The Splinter Cell series by Ubisoft has about as much to do with Tom Clancy as I have to do with the proliferation of grimdark fiction. Despite this, the Tom Clancy name has a good deal of clout in literary circles and they wanted to see if there would be an audience for it. Tom Clancy created the character of Sam Fisher as well as Third Echelon but everything after that was the work of Ubisoft's writers. Which is to say, not much other than my name on a few works. The Splinter Cell series by Ubisoft has about as much to do with Tom Clancy as I have to do with the proliferation of grimdark fiction. Clancy’s stamp of approval on this piece of work an admission that he believes gamers to be of a lower intellect than those who would otherwise recognize this body of work to be the literary equivalent to a letter home from summer camp? I understand that the new Clancy audiences are the persons who enjoy the video games. I don’t go out and I stay pretty much to myself. There is no nuance, no development of scene or character. I’ve read longer, more developed sentences on twitter. It turns out that Clancy now sets up a book story line based on a video game then farms out the actual writing to apprentice writers. This is not literature, and this book was not written by Tom Clancy. I don’t go out At page 50, I find this book to be a tremendous disappointment. The spy stuff was the only cool and the most awaited thing but sometimes illogical.īut despite these shortcomings, it was a total popcorn flick which was damn entertaining till the end.moreĪt page 50, I find this book to be a tremendous disappointment. The antagonist sucks - the real motive was cliche. The story was fine, but the characters were two dimensional - they don't have any real emotions except for Sam and his daughter. The story mainly suffers from more exposition - there are more historical events that are explained which spoiled the game experience that I needed. But after reading, I got the feeling that it was good but not great when compared to the games. So, when I heard there was a novel, I was totally pumped. My favorite of the series is the BlackList. I am an avid fan of Splinter Cell games by Ubisoft.
The story mainly suffers from more exposition - there are more historical events that are explained which spoiled the game experien Rating - 7.5/10(Good) - Not a cool spy toy compared to games but will do
Rating - 7.5/10(Good) - Not a cool spy toy compared to games but will do I am Sam Fisher.
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