Whether you like it or not, DLC has become the new trend this gen and Splinter Cell: Conviction will be no exception as it will get some extra content as soon as next week. For 800 Microsoft Points, you will be able to play on four new co-op maps that will obviously unlock new achievements. Images and info inside.

After a half-baked Double Agent, and above all, a 2-year-delay, Splinter Cell: Conviction has finally arrived on Xbox 360. It is therefore with some apprehension, but mostly with a lot of questions that we have reviewed this game many fans of the franchise have been longing for since it was announced.

While our full review will be available tomorrow, Splinter Cell: Conviction is getting another trailer. After all these videos, you must either be craving for the game or be in complete overdose. One thing is sure though, the wait is almost over as the game ships tomorrow in North America and on April 15 in Europe.

In case the previous videos was not enough, Ubisoft has released three new videos of Splinter Cell: Conviction. This time it's all about cooperation. The game will launch next Monday in North America and a couple of days later in Europe.

Ubisoft keeps providing us our daily dose of Splinter Cell: Conviction with these 3 new videos.

Splinter Cell: Conviction will be released next week which is why the hype machine is now on. Here are three new videos showing three different ways of dealing with the situations Fisher will have to face. BlimBlim is currently working hard on the full review of the game and it should be available very soon. Stay tuned!

A few days before its release, Ubisoft publishes 3 videos of Splinter Cell: Conviction showing the gameplay features.

Sam Fisher is ready to unleash his anger and Ubisoft has therefore released the launch trailer for Splinter Cell: Conviction. The game will hit stores on April 13 in North America and three days later in Europe.

Ubisoft has confirmed today that Splinter Cell: Conviction has gone gold on Xbox 360, the game will definitely hit stores on April 13 in North America and on April 16 in Europe. Meanwhile you can get a look at the forth developer diary dealing with the visual signature of the game.

Some players might not have noticed that, but your way to play the demo of Splinter Cell: Conviction is up to you. Whether it is more action or pure stealth, you decide. That's why Ubisoft has released two videos showing two different ways to broach the mission.