Thu, Feb 04, 2010 | 10:39 GMT
No Conviction demo planned right now, says Ubisoft
Ubisoft’s confirmed to VG247 the company has no plans for a demo of Splinter Cell: Conviction before its now-confirmed April 16 release in the UK.
At least for the moment.
A rep from the firm told us:
“There is no plan for a demo [at the moment].”
That’s despite one of the dev team from the title telling HipHopGamer before Christmas a demo would be released last month before Conviction’s delay from February.
As well as the UK, the game got a April 15 release for Europe and Australia, plus an April 14 release in the US for 360 and PC.
Go cry in a pillow or celebrate at it getting a release. Whatever. Take your pick.
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5 comments
#1
Enkeixpress
04/02/10, 10:24 am
NoOoOOoOOoOOOoOOOoOoooOoOOoooOoOO ….
…. NoOooOOOoOooOOo
#2
Blerk
04/02/10, 10:29 am
Well, arses. I guess maybe they decided to concentrate on actually getting the game done though, so you can’t really blame them.
#3
mington
04/02/10, 10:50 am
I hope they make a multiplayer demo
#4
Looloo
04/02/10, 1:36 pm
Oh no.
I hope that developer team publish a demo too.
#5
abnormal alan
04/02/10, 3:27 pm
that picture looks like an Saturday night out in my home town