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Darksider wrote:A game where the United States is the aggressor probably wouldn't sell well here, and you'd have to make it a game where JUST and NOBLE U.S. citizens fight against the CORRUPT American government.

I thought that was called Splinter Cell: Conviction...

Edward Yee wrote:I thought that was called Splinter Cell: Conviction...

Which was actually an amazing turn from previous Splinter Cells constantly praising the murderous, intrusive and borderline illegal intelligence-gathering organization

PeZook wrote:Which was actually an amazing turn from previous Splinter Cells constantly praising the murderous, intrusive and borderline illegal intelligence-gathering organization

LOL @ the "borderline" part. Mind you, while the game didn't really touch on Third Echelon from back when he'd worked for it (discounting Double Agent), or perhaps to make up for that lack, there was Black Arrow's almost hammy evil. I did notice though that until the ending, Third Echelon wasn't depicted as being anything more negative than the arm-of-the-NSA that Tom Reed was director of, up until they agreed to go along with his big move.