As most will have learned by now, Ubisoft did announce the return of Sam Fisher during E3 2019. To the dismay of many a fan, his return won?t feature in a new Splinter Cell entry, however. Rather, the character will be part of Tom Clancy?s Elite Squad, a turn-based tactics title coming to mobile devices. While this may not please fans of the stealth franchise, it could very well mark a step in the right direction. According to Ubisoft CEO, Yves Guillemot, the publisher is slowly working to bring the brand back.
In an interview with Chinese gaming publication Gamersky, Guillemot addressed the future of Splinter Cell. Right now, the publisher isn?t ready to unveil anything concrete. Yet, the CEO?s words suggest, at the very least, a revival will eventually be on the cards. Guillemot shared the following with Gamersky,
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