With the last game having been released over six years ago, there might not be a reason to possibly produce and sell this collectible, unless a new Splinter Cell was maybe on the way. If that were the case, then Ubisoft could sell these goggles beside it in the same way the company sold Assassin’s Creed‘s hidden blades in tandem with a new game. This caught the attention of fans, as Ubisoft has been awfully quiet about the future of the series.

Thanks to Twitter user Wario64, whose investigative abilities seem to be straight out of Splinter Cell itself, it looks like there could be a chance that an unrevealed game may be on the way.Ī since-removed listing over on GameStop’s website showed a pair of replica night-vision goggles, an iconic piece of Splinter Cell gear, for sale as an E3 2019 collectible. The last entry in the series, Splinter Cell Blacklist, was released clear back in 2013, and even though the pressure to for Ubisoft to develop other series has taken priority, it might feel like it is time for the next installment. Rumors and teases, such as a tweet from The Division 2‘s creative director, have been stoking the fire in passionate fans who have been waiting for a new Splinter Cell game.

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