splinter cell conviction backwards compatible

Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Blacklist and Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Double Agent are coming to Xbox One Backward Compatibility today pic.twitter. This title also happens to be 50 off (at 9.99) today as. You can check our guides on our website, Gamer Tweak. Xbox's Major Nelson today announced the addition of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction to the Xbox One Backward Compatible catalog. Hopefully, this guide helped you in choosing one of these classics. Hopefully, these games see a surge in sales, which causes Ubisoft to take even more notice of the latent interest for the brand. Zuma’s Revenge This was the List of all the New Backwards Compatible Games for the Xbox. Even when Chaos Theory was followed by Splinter Cell: Double Agent (both versions), Conviction, and Blacklist, the 2005 hit is still considered as being the best game in terms of the story. This should be a great chance for many Splinter Cell fans to see exactly what they missed out on. Meanwhile, Blacklist, which launched in 2013, is actually probably one of the best games in the series that managed to go under the radar for many, owing to bad release timing, and residual bad word of mouth from Conviction. Nonetheless, it has its own fans that will appreciate the opportunity to go hands on with it again. Splinter Cell: Double Agent was one of the more controversial games in the series (at least, the Xbox 360 version), at least until the even more controversial Splinter Cell: Conviction launched. Now, two new games have been added to the Xbox One backward compatibility list, both from Ubisoft’s beloved Splinter Cell series of stealth action games. Microsoft’s backward compatibility initiative makes it possible for Xbox One owners to play some of the best games released on the Xbox 360- whether it is jumping back into old favorites, or trying them out for the first time.

Splinter cell conviction backwards compatible