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Welcome to the unofficial game guide to 'Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Double Agent'. This guide consists of a detailed walkthrough of the entire singleplayer campaign of the game. You should be able to find answers to most of your questions here, especially if you prefer a stealthy approach. Jan 20, 2007  Splinter Cell Double Agent Walkthrough Sam Fisher has gone deep undercover in a terrorist cell in an attempt to find out who's behind a plot to destroy New York and Los Angeles.

Soma bringer deviantart. This entry was written for theSoma Bringer (2008)Developer: Monolith SoftPlatform: DSMonolith Soft, founded in 1999 by ex-SquareSoft employee Tetsuya Takahashi, is mostly known for the Xenosaga games for the PlayStation 2, as well as the two Baten Kaitos titles on the Gamecube. Unfortunately, this was also around the time when Nintendo of America was absolutely mortified at localizing anything with a significant amount of text (see: Mother 3) and so the game went unreleased outside of Japan.And it’s a real big shame, because Soma Bringer is ahead of its time, in many ways. They were bought up by Nintendo to produce RPGs for their platforms, the first under this arrangement being the DS game Soma Bringer.