Splinter Cell Double Agent getting the females

by Dustin Burg { Feb 3rd 2007 at 7:00PM }

Fans and community members of the Splinter Cell series have been worried for a while about the upcoming content for Splinter Cell Double Agent. There has been a nasty rumor floating around that only the PS3 version of the game will include female multiplayer skins. Bummer right? But fret not, because that evil rumor has been debunked! On the Ubisoft forums Rhoulette, Ubisoft community manager, confirmed that the new female skins will indeed be available on the Xbox 360 version too. It'll come in the form of downloadable content, but they'll be available none the less. So stop worrying about the female skins and get back to playing, you know, the reason you bought the game.

[Thanks, j10jep2]

Tags: sam fisher, SamFisher, splinter cell, splinter cell double agent, SplinterCell, SplinterCellDoubleAgent, ubisoft

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

blueGrassTubb @ Feb 3rd 2007 7:20PM

I do hope that there will be more female skins than the one that I've seen, or that it will be better.

She looks like a borg rather than a super-spy.

King @ Feb 3rd 2007 9:13PM

I knew they were coming to 360 when I was playing in a room with PMS members that were beta testing them on live a few months back.

LuckyChowmeinDude @ Feb 3rd 2007 9:28PM

PS3 Games = XBox360 lowered ports.

we are the most powerfull console so , they must eliminate texture quality to be able to fit on PS3's 256 of Ram while XBox360 haves 512 of Ram.

Dirk Dorkelson @ Feb 3rd 2007 9:46PM

For some reason, "female skins" makes me think of Ed Gein. Thanks for that, Dustin.

Hurricanes711 [xbl] @ Feb 4th 2007 12:26AM

It put the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again

Darko @ Feb 4th 2007 10:35AM

@ LuckyChowmeinDude

While I agree that the 360 is a superior platform you are slightly misinformed. Xbox360 has 512MB of shared ram for its graphics and cpu and 10MB of EDRAM (acts as a frame buffer) The PS3 on the other hand has 256MB for its GPU and 256 for its CPU. I think 360s setup does alow for better graphics, however both are pretty beefy machines. The 10MB of EDRAM on the 360 will be a very useful bit of ram for developers... It allows them to turn on AA and AF features without the loss of frame rate.