Ubisoft has updated its Splinter Cell trademark following widespread reports that the company is working on a fresh instalment in the much-loved stealth franchise.
The Assassin’s Creed publisher filed the trademark back in 2017, although its updated trademark was filed just last week. Here’s a description:
Entertainment services, namely, providing an on-line computer game for others over global and local area computer networks; Entertainment services, namely, continuing television programs and interactive television programs featuring comedy, drama, live-action, and animation, broadcast over television.
Satellite, audio, and video media; presentation of live stage show performances, presentation of live show performances by costumed characters, and presentation of live theatrical performances; production and distribution of television shows and motion pictures…
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Ubisoft has heavily rumored to have green lit a new Splinter Cell game, although nothing official has materialised yet. However, the latest reports suggest that Sam Fisher’s next outing will feature an open-world.
Frankly a new Splinter Cell can’t come soon enough, as the series hasn’t been seen since 2013’s Splinter Cell: Blacklist. Isn’t it about time Ubisoft gave the franchise some much-deserved attention?
[Source – TheGamePost]