Again, the first level in both is totally different than in the Xbox 360 version. Why hasn't this been done before? You'll learn every single move of Sam Fisher's in this tutorial, which tells and shows you exactly how it's done. It's big! The first level also provides an excellent tutorial session that intuitively shows the subsequent move in a video and engages you to press the correct button to enact the move in the video. First, the game starts off with a hearty tutorial level that's a full level long. In a surprise turn of events, Double Agent gives the "next-gen" version a real run for its money. This premise as the dual-role secret agent is the crux of the game, but it plays out differently on Xbox and PS2 than its next-generation brethren. By assisting Jamie Washington's jail break, he enters into the role as a mole, doing double duty as part of the NSA (National Security Agency) and the JBA. He takes on the toughest role possible, and while doing time in prison he befriends a member of the extremist group, the JBA (John Brown Army).
Fisher's daughter was killed in a car accident while he was away on a mission and his world falls apart. Taking on the role of Sam Fisher for the fourth time, players are given the basic storyline revealed in the Xbox 360 version. The good news? Both versions stand out as valuable additions to the series and, in some cases, they actually complement and top their next-gen brethren. While sharing the same name and a similar storyline, nearly everything else about the two games is different. Ubisoft has nothing to hide when it comes to the current generation versions of Splinter Cell Double Agent.Ĭonsidering that both the Xbox and PS2 versions are entirely different games than the Xbox 360 version, it's taken us a while to dig into and see them for what they really are. In the wake of the highly touted next-generation Splinter Cell Double Agent, Ubisoft not only hid its current gen versions of the eponymous game but delayed their release for a week, giving the Xbox 360 game as much front positioning as possible.
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