Splinter Cell GBA to GameCube link details!
Forget war, beat terrorists with Nintendo.
Ubi Soft has today revealed just how the Game Boy Advance and GameCube versions of Splinter Cell will play together, via the much-touted but under-used link cable.
From what we can make out, the GBA will act as a sort of enhanced OPSAT, the portable computer that is used throughout the game, and operates important stuff like computers systems, security cameras and weapons.
What’s more, you get access to a new weapon called the sticky bomb. Which probably is used by sticking it to things. Or something.
From what we can make out, the GBA will act as a sort of enhanced OPSAT, the portable computer that is used throughout the game, and operates important stuff like computers systems, security cameras and weapons.
What’s more, you get access to a new weapon called the sticky bomb. Which probably is used by sticking it to things. Or something.
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