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Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Double Agent
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Amazon Price: 999
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Why Rated M? - - Why this game is rated M I don't know. It says there's blood, but there isn't. I must agree it is violent, but isn't that violent. Violence is the only bad thing in that game, and there are some games rated E for just violence. So I think it should have been rated T, and I hope thats not just my opinion. But furthermore I think it's a great game, good storyline, good controls(I hate how some people are babbling on about how bad they are)and it is challenging.everything a game lover could want.

Great Game!!! - - I was overall very happy with this game. Although the storyline is different than the Xbox 360 version, it is based on the same levels. I did find that the intros into each level lacked a bit, but the gameplay was great. This game utilizes the wiimote's motion controls which are used to jump, climb, put Sam's back to the wall, and to pick locks. Solo mode is very well designed.
This game's co-op mode is very similar to the co-op mode in Splinter Cell 3 Chaos Theory. It's fun to play this mode with a seasoned splinter cell pro, but trying to play with someone who isn't, well you'll find yourself doing everything and trying to watch two screens at the same time. FYI: Co-op is impossible to complete if one person does everything.
Overall, this is a good game, but Ubisoft didn't make it as good as the Xbox 360 version.

WHERE IS IT??!! - - It's been over 3 weeks that i ordered this and i still haven't received the game or a response from the seller. Really upsetting!

Good idea, bad concept... - - At first when I glanced at the box, I figured that the gam would be a good concept for the Wii. Basically become Sam Fisher would be something to be excited about. I also had to invite my friend over for Co-op. Here's where it fell apart.

The game started out nice to begin with. My friend and I were still learning the controls for the game and trust me, it took awhile to finally learn and semi-master at doing. It took around 45 minutes to finally get the basic concept of it all before actually attempting the game. Without the instruction booklet, we would of been lost and frustrated.

The first Co-op mission was fine, but we had difficulties on aiming the guns and actually trying to interact with the 'interact menu', which possibly made some noise and then alerting guards. In the game, disabling turrets and cameras with the emp fire on your pistol was very hard as well. Holding a gun straight is near to impossible unless you have a board to hold your hand up without it being tired. I also found a glitch where I took out a gun and it began to rapidly fire on it's own without me even touching the remote. The camera control in the game screwed me up from playing right 90% of the time. The controller was very motion sensitive and after playing with the major flaws of the controller, the game becomes easily irritating and boring.

Countless puzzles that make it impossible with the Wii controller without sounding off the alarms for making a mistake, sucky camera controls, frustratingly bad touchy motion sensitive movements, and increasingly hard co-op games that will most likely start an arguement with your friend because of the bad controls. The graphics were fair in the game, but if you happen to have a 360, you'd be better off getting this installment for it. If you still wish to play it for Tom Clancy's sake, then I recommend renting this game only and beating it. Overall, this game was just too hard, easily boring, and sucky controls for me. Now someone else might not think this, but then again this is my only opinion.

Good game but could be better - - Ok the game is great, story line, characters etc. just like the old splinter cell games. The graphics are like on ps2 previous versions, obvioulsy don`t expect them to match graphics from the version for xbox 360 The processor on the wii is totally different!

I agree with the observations about the controls, this is a complex game to play with many controls and the whole idea of controlling the camera with the wiimote is not very good. Its really complex at the beginning but you will get used to it.

TIPS:
This is what I did, I was having sensibility problems so just go to controls> advanced options and adjust the sensibility of the control.

Also I had my sensor bar over the tv I moved it to the in front of tv position, then go to wii options and change the setting of the sensor bar to it`s new position.

Now the controls work like a charm for me!

Good luck this is a very nice game.

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