Resumeplay.net reviews the recently released Tom Clancy game, Splinter Cell: Conviction. Playing as Sam Fisher, the player must unravel Sam's tangled past and discover what happened to his daughter.

This isn’t the Sam Fisher of years gone by. His hair is gray, his features are wrinkled- he looks grizzled, tired, and even downright old. If we didn’t know for a fact what his history held, Sam would come off as no more imposing a figure than the local delicatessen owner. But, within minutes of putting the disc in your tray, you’ll realize that muscle memory counts for a lot, and skills are ingrained for life.

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