Picture 1 of 4

Have one to sell?

Sell now

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Trilogy (Sony PlayStation 3, 2011)

guerrero_collector

(60)

C $34.99

ApproximatelyUS $25.58

or Best Offer

Condition:

Acceptable

Shipping:

May not ship to United States. Read item description or contact seller for shipping options. See detailsfor shipping

Located in: Quebec, Quebec, Canada

Delivery:

Varies

Returns:

Seller does not accept returns. See details- for more information about returns

Payments:

Earn up to 5x points when you use your eBay Mastercard®. Learn moreabout earning points with eBay Mastercard

Shop with confidence

eBay Money Back Guarantee

Get the item you ordered or your money back. Learn moreeBay Money Back Guarantee - opens new window or tab

Report this item - opens in new window or tab

Seller assumes all responsibility for this listing.

eBay item number:155363403705

Item specifics

Condition: Acceptable: An item with obvious and significant wear but is still operational. May have tears or ...

UPC: 0008888346784

Platform: Sony PlayStation 3

Rating: M - Mature

Video Game Series: Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Series

MPN: 008888346784

Publisher: Ubisoft

Genre: Compilation

Game Name: Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Trilogy

About this product

Product Information

Experience the high-paced, heart-pounding world of classic Splinter Cell games in this exciting trilogy collection for PlayStation 3 featuring the first three games in the series. Endorsed by world-famous author Tom Clancy, Splinter Cell lets players perform dangerous “black ops” missions for a mysterious branch of the NSA known as Third Echelon. Take control of field operative Sam Fisher as you attempt to complete a range of covert missions without raising alarm. In Splinter Cell, the name of the game is stealth, so stick to the shadows, and try to avoid detection as you save the world from all-out war. Released for PS3 in 2011, Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Trilogy includes three separate games: the original Splinter Cell; Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow; and Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory. The trilogy gives you the chance to play each of these exciting games in its entirety, providing countless hours of entertainment, no matter whether you’re playing them for the first time or just want to experience their outstanding storylines again. Although the original versions of the games were released for PS2, Xbox, GameCube, and PC, the trilogy is only available for the PS3 and features fully remastered graphics for even more realistic gameplay. The original Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell spawned an entire franchise, including seven video game titles available for PS4, Xbox 360, Wii U, Nintendo 3DS, and most other consoles. Although its release date was in 2002, the game takes place in 2004 and opens with the assassination of the president of the Republic of Georgia, resulting in a shady billionaire seizing power of the country. Soon after, former U.S. Navy Seal Sam Fisher is recruited to join the recently created Third Echelon group, and his first mission sees him travel to Georgia to investigate the sudden disappearance of two CIA agents. While in Georgia, a chain of events involving the Chinese and some nefarious characters nearly sets off World War III, and you must help Fisher race against the clock to avert total disaster. Pandora Tomorrow is set in 2006 and takes place in East Timor, which is fighting against Indonesian rebels angry over the country’s recent independence. A group of rebels executes a suicide bombing attack and then follows it up by attacking the U.S. embassy, resulting in the capture of several military and diplomatic personnel, including one of Sam Fisher’s old friends. Fisher eventually learns that the leader of the rebel group is planning on detonating bombs filled with smallpox all across the United States, and it is up to him to capture the villain before he succeeds Chaos Theory sees Sam Fisher traveling all around the globe in an effort to again prevent World War III from breaking out. War between China, North Korea, the U.S., and Japan seems inevitable after the North Koreans sink a U.S. Navy ship, and again it’s up to Fisher to correct the situation before it’s too late. Ubisoft made a number of changes and improvements in Chaos Theory that set it apart from the previous two titles, including the fact that this is the first Splinter Cell game to feature a multi-player mode. The game also features more weapon kits, providing you with all-new types of weapons to collect. There is also more close-quarters combat while also providing players the option to kill an opponent while interrogating them as opposed to simply knocking them out like in the previous two games.

Product Identifiers

Publisher

Ubisoft

MPN

008888346784

UPC

0008888346784

eBay Product ID (ePID)

92935386

Product Key Features

Rating

M - Mature

Genre

Compilation

Video Game Series

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Series

Platform

Sony PlayStation 3

Game Name

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Trilogy

Additional Product Features

Release Year

2011

Number of Players

Country/Region of Manufacture

USA

Control Elements

Gamepad/Joystick

LeafCats

139973

Item description from the seller

Seller assumes all responsibility for this listing.

eBay item number:155363403705

Shipping and handling

The seller has not specified a shipping method to United States. Contact the seller and request shipping to your location.

Item location:

Quebec, Quebec, Canada

Ships to:

Canada

Excludes:

Belarus, Kuwait, Macedonia, Morocco, Qatar, Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, Ukraine

Handling time

Will usually ship within 2 business days of receiving cleared payment.

Taxes

Taxes may be applicable at checkout. Learn moreLearn more about paying tax on eBay purchases.

Return policy

Return policy details
Seller does not accept returns

Refer to eBay Return policyopens in a new tab or window for more details. You are covered by the eBay Money Back Guaranteeopens in a new tab or window if you receive an item that is not as described in the listing.

Payment details

Payment methods

guerrero_collector

100% positive feedback

13 items sold

Seller's other items Contact

Joined Dec 2013

Seller feedback (6)

9***r (7)- Feedback left by buyer.

More than a year ago

Verified purchase

Amazing seller! Package came very quickly, and the seller was super nice and happily answered any questions I had! 10/10⭐️!

Monster High: New Ghoul in School (Nintendo 3DS, 2015) Very Good Condition (#155363151738)

k***m (1269)- Feedback left by buyer.

Past 6 months

Verified purchase

Thanks!

Crysis 2 - Play Station 3/PS3 (#154965114177)

e***n (491)- Feedback left by buyer.

More than a year ago

Verified purchase

Great seller! Item just as described, well packaged A+++

Rise of the Tomb Raider (Microsoft Xbox One, 2015) Sealed. (#154142554315)

See all feedback

Product ratings and reviews

Learn more

Write a review

4.6

44 product ratings

34 users rated this 5 out of 5 stars
6 users rated this 4 out of 5 stars
2 users rated this 3 out of 5 stars
2 users rated this 2 out of 5 stars
0 users rated this 1 out of 5 stars

Good graphics

Compelling gameplay

Good value

Most relevant reviews

See all 28 reviews

by ps3tech
Oct 09, 2018Top favorable review
Buy it!!
How I miss this series. I played these as a kid on my PS2 and wanted to re-live those glory days (while getting trophies for PSN!). The graphics are surprisingly good considering how old these games are, so the remaster was done fairly well. The mechanics from the first game to second are much better. Beyond that, I have no issues with any game in this series. This is tremendous value considering you're getting 3 games, each fairly lengthy and compelling. Well worth it!How I miss this series. I played these as a kid on my PS2 and wanted to re-live those glory days (while getting trophies for PSN!). The graphics are surprisingly good considering how old these games are, so the remaster was done fairly well. The mechanics from the first game to second are much better. Beyond that, I have no issues with any game in this series. This is tremendous value considering you're getting 3 games, each fairly lengthy and compelling. Well worth it!
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: monmon.2008
by mohammad112388
Jun 14, 2012
Stealthtacular
Note that this review will only cover Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory. It is the only game I beat on the original Xbox and played on the PS3. Sneaking at it's best, Splinter Cell: Chaos theory is an amazing stealth action game that puts you in the shoes of Sam Fisher, a stealth operative for the NSA who is sent in during desperate measures to receive intel and report back. Set in a masterfully realized environment with great abilities to make you feel like you really are a badass agent who infiltrates facilities for information and doing it under any measures necessary. The basic premise of the story can be somewhat convoluted, but it is well fleshed out through in game cinematics. The setting is mainly in East Asia as North Korea, China, and Japan are at odds over a naval blockade of the ... Note that this review will only cover Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory. It is the only game I beat on the original Xbox and played on the PS3. Sneaking at it's best, Splinter Cell: Chaos theory is an amazing stealth action game that puts you in the shoes of Sam Fisher, a stealth operative for the NSA who is sent in during desperate measures to receive intel and report back. Set in a masterfully realized environment with great abilities to make you feel like you really are a badass agent who infiltrates facilities for information and doing it under any measures necessary. The basic premise of the story can be somewhat convoluted, but it is well fleshed out through in game cinematics. The setting is mainly in East Asia as North Korea, China, and Japan are at odds over a naval blockade of the yellow sea. Sam is then sent in to investigate, and prevent any nuclear attacks. The graphics still hold up, and they use the original Xbox version as the template (the PS2 version was not very visually impressive) and work upon it in full HD. It still looks better than some games this generation. The sound is amazing, and most stealth games don't take this into consideration, but in Chaos theory they added a sound meter to the bottom of the screen which lets you know if you are making more noise then the environmental noise surrounding you. This also adds a layer of stealth as you can turn on power generators to mask your movement sound and move around quicker. There is also a darkness meter which lets you know whether or not you are concealed in darkness or not. If you are, the enemy won't be able to see you. The two meters (sound/darkness) both intertwine. For example if you are in the shadow but make noise, the enemy will be alerted, and on the flip if you are visible in light yet are still quite enough to keep your sound under the environment, you can creep up behind the enemy for a stealth kill. You can even hit a button to make Sam whistle, this will alert the enemy to investigate where you can then do with him what you will. Moving onto the gameplay, there are some amazing things you can do while undetected. You can stealth kill an enemy with your knife, or you can give him a good punch to the temple and just knock him out without killing them. In addition, you can grab enemies and put them in a choke hold allowing you to do a couple of different interactions. You can pull out a pistol and use the hostage as a shield, you can interrogate the hostage which will reveal useful information such as hacking machine codes/doorways passwords/ or give you use full clues of the environment. This freedom of choice reinforces the feeling of you being a stealth operative badass. Thee environments are very well put together, and allow for many different options for the player to chose how to enter a mission or objective. Walls that are close enough together will allow Sam to run up the two walls and put a foot on each wall waiting stealthily for anyone to walk beneath for a stealth kill. Or you can monkey climb wires, and take out an unsuspecting enemy who walks under you. These environmental implications break up the pace and give you a greater diversity to dispatch foes. My only gripe of this entire experience is the removal of the spy vs. mercs and the co-op. This is very disappointing seeing how splinter cell helped push forward online co-op and multiplayer, they blatantly leave it out. Overall it is a great package that is well worth your money.
by l1nk1n_v3rbz
Nov 02, 2014
A rushed, unpolished port. Xbox/PC versions are preferable.
Pros: Enhanced graphics Trophy support Cheap price tag Nostalgia Cons: Inconsistent frame rate/stuttering Omission of online/co-op modes Mandatory 5+ GB install Some trophies might not unlock Compared to their PS2 counterparts, these games have received a big graphical facelift, with higher resolutions, crisper textures, and more spectacular lighting; as a guy who played the first two titles on the Gamecube (which is virtually identical to the PS2 versions), these enhancements are welcomed and appreciated. The trophies also add some replay value. (There are a combined total of about 100 trophies, although most will be earned just by playing the campaigns.) Unlike their PS2 counterparts, however, there is a blatant lack of multiplayer modes. And don't expect to just pop the disc into the ... Pros: Enhanced graphics Trophy support Cheap price tag Nostalgia Cons: Inconsistent frame rate/stuttering Omission of online/co-op modes Mandatory 5+ GB install Some trophies might not unlock Compared to their PS2 counterparts, these games have received a big graphical facelift, with higher resolutions, crisper textures, and more spectacular lighting; as a guy who played the first two titles on the Gamecube (which is virtually identical to the PS2 versions), these enhancements are welcomed and appreciated. The trophies also add some replay value. (There are a combined total of about 100 trophies, although most will be earned just by playing the campaigns.) Unlike their PS2 counterparts, however, there is a blatant lack of multiplayer modes. And don't expect to just pop the disc into the console and start playing immediately; I waited almost thirty minutes to install over five GB of data to the HDD, and another ten minutes to download and install the latest patch. One of the first things I noticed when I played the game was frequent audio stuttering. "Tradecraft is something you don't forget. It's like riding a bi-- ike-- ike-- ike-- ike." It doesn't take much for the frame rate to drop, sometimes down to the 20 fps range. While the huge FPS dips are relatively few and far between, it's a shame and an embarrassment to not have Gen. 6 titles play consistently at 30 FPS. Other remastered PS2 collections like Jak and Daxter, God of War, and Metal Gear Solid (all of which I have for the PS3, by the way) are able to play at a solid 60 FPS easily. Why? Because the developers actually took the effort to optimize their product. Finally, there have been many complaints that some trophies are bugged (i.e., they won't unlock even after the criteria have been met). This personally has never happened to me; maybe I'm just lucky, or maybe the patch actually fixed those issues, but every trophy unlocked without any problems. Regardless, it's something that needed to be addressed in this review. Despite its flaws, I still enjoyed these games. It brought back some amazing childhood memories, and many hours of sneaking into and out of enemy territory. And I got it for about fifteen bucks--five dollars a game--not bad if you ask me. While I enjoyed replaying these games, the lack of any online modes means once I Platinum the collection, I probably won't pop it back into the PS3 anytime soon. My suggestions is if you have an Xbox, or a super old computer, skip this collection. At the end of the day, the PS3 edition is just a rushed, unpolished port of the Microsoft versions, minus all the multiplayer modes that made Pandora Tomorrow and Chaos Theory so enjoyable.
by angelicauce0
Aug 01, 2020
Classic gameplay
I Had bought the ps2 version of splinter cell and graphics were terrible in quality. So I went and bought the remastered in HD for ps3 and saw a world of difference in the graphics quality. Always a fun game to have around and the trilogy makes it even better for the price. Disk came with no scratches and the case is in very good condition!
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: lucasizle
by metalchurchfan
Apr 26, 2012
Great games but not remastered
This isn't any different then taking the Xbox games and popping them in your 360. I would say that remastered is a lie. It's just upscaling and some filters. However the games are great, the price is great, and now i can save space on my shelves by selling the three games. Oh there are some extras you get with this one. 3D and trophies. That's about it.

Shop by category

Picture 1 of 4

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Trilogy (Sony PlayStation 3, 2011)

Shop with confidence

Item specifics

About this product

Product Information

Product Identifiers

Product Key Features

Additional Product Features

Item description from the seller

Shipping and handling

Return policy

Payment details

guerrero_collector

Seller feedback (6)

Product ratings and reviews

Most relevant reviews

Buy it!!

Stealthtacular

A rushed, unpolished port. Xbox/PC versions are preferable.

Classic gameplay

Great games but not remastered

More to explore :

Picture 1 of 4

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Trilogy (Sony PlayStation 3, 2011)

Shop with confidence

Item specifics

About this product

Product Information

Product Identifiers

Product Key Features

Additional Product Features

Item description from the seller

Shipping and handling

Return policy

Payment details

guerrero_collector

Seller feedback (6)

Product ratings and reviews

Most relevant reviews

Buy it!!

Stealthtacular

A rushed, unpolished port. Xbox/PC versions are preferable.

Classic gameplay

Great games but not remastered

More to explore :

Related Searches