Bargain Bundle of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow Next Week
Lamest marketing phrase? 'Gaming 24:7'? 'Fun, anyone'? No, it's gotta be 'It's good to play together'. Pass the sickbag. Pretty good deal though...
Next Friday (March 26) sees the release of Ubisoft's Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow, and to lure potential punters in, Microsoft are offering buyers of the Xbox version a package including the game, a 12-month subscription to Xbox Live and a headset for an SRP of £59.99, while stocks last.
"We're committed to offering the best value and most fantastic gaming experiences to our customers, and the Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Pandora tomorrow and Xbox Live Starter Kit offer is a great example of this," said Michel Cassius Senior Director, Xbox Platform and Marketing. "With 12 months' subscription to Xbox Live, along with one of the most anticipated Xbox Live enabled action games of 2004, it's even easier to find out why it's good to play together." Ugh!
Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow is due for release on Game Boy Advance as well as Xbox on March 26, with the PC version available from April 2.
"We're committed to offering the best value and most fantastic gaming experiences to our customers, and the Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Pandora tomorrow and Xbox Live Starter Kit offer is a great example of this," said Michel Cassius Senior Director, Xbox Platform and Marketing. "With 12 months' subscription to Xbox Live, along with one of the most anticipated Xbox Live enabled action games of 2004, it's even easier to find out why it's good to play together." Ugh!
Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow is due for release on Game Boy Advance as well as Xbox on March 26, with the PC version available from April 2.
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ray_tugley 19 Mar 2004 14:58
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I knew Tom Clancy. He was my Short Tennis partner at Eton, a jolly good fellow, made a mean Bloody Mary, and he had an eye for the ladies too.
SPInGSPOnG 21 Mar 2004 14:06
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Ray Tugley wrote:
>I knew Tom Clancy. He was my Short Tennis partner
>at Eton, a jolly good fellow, made a mean Bloody
>Mary, and he had an eye for the ladies too.
Dude, you guys are sometimes just toooo bizarre. I mean, this forum is - at times - like an episode of Monty Python.
I could tell this was a joke post because even we Americans no that no-one from Eton has an eye for the ladies.
But what's short tennis? Is that like that new kind of speed cricket you guys play, where everything has to be over before tea.
>I knew Tom Clancy. He was my Short Tennis partner
>at Eton, a jolly good fellow, made a mean Bloody
>Mary, and he had an eye for the ladies too.
Dude, you guys are sometimes just toooo bizarre. I mean, this forum is - at times - like an episode of Monty Python.
I could tell this was a joke post because even we Americans no that no-one from Eton has an eye for the ladies.
But what's short tennis? Is that like that new kind of speed cricket you guys play, where everything has to be over before tea.