Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Double Agent Review  Whose side is
he on?  Version tested: PlayStation 3  Not every game looks
amazingly realistic. Not every game has fancy menus. Not every
game has the official licence, name or tits. Not every game has
Mark Hamill doing voice acting. Alright, every game does have
Mark Hamill doing voice acting, but not every game has Mark
Hamill doing voice acting on a Tuesday. What we can rely on
though - what holds the world to order - is the understanding
that if someone shoots Mark Hamill, or indeed anyone, to death,
they will fall down on cue.  So it'd be pretty rubbish if you
heard gunshots after somebody had fallen over, and indeed it is
pretty rubbish when this happens in Splinter Cell: Double Agent
on the PlayStation 3. It happens on level one, when your little
agency cohort gets a bit ahead of himself and finds himself
captured by Islamic extremists. It's a pitiful sight (and,
eventually, sound), and it's symptomatic of a port that's at
best loveless and sometimes rath