Chaos Theory is the best one. It has the bank mission, the Amon Tobin soundtrack, and a just-about-perfect mixture of stealth and aggression. But Pandora Tomorrow has that section on the train, and that shocking moment during the Jerusalem level (no spoilers). There’s also the original, with the CIA infiltration, and Double Agent, which plays more directly with the push and pull of Sam’s loyalty. What I’m saying is that the classic Splinter Cell games are all good. I’m not so keen on Conviction and Blacklist - they’re too slick, and skim over the murky morality of espionage and warfare - but after 12 years, I’d welcome the stealth game’s return. Turns out, that might be on the horizon. Based on a mysterious new post from Ubisoft, the long-whispered Splinter Cell remake could be about to break cover. Continue reading New Splinter Cell remake could be revealed soon as Ubisoft posts cryptic image MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best old games, Best stealth games, Best single-player games