Blood, Mild Language, ViolenceThe information age has reached a point in its evolution where security and privacy are nearly non-existent. Welcome to the year 2008, where electronic hijacking has become an everyday occurrence and the governmental secrets of the National Defense System are being exposed. City-wide blackouts and stock exchange sabotages are becoming too familiar. With technology pushing the abilities of humans above and beyond previous limitations, danger is lurking around every corner. Sam Fisher, the NSA's elite black-ops agent, must do his part to collect critical intelligence in order to maintain balance and harmony. Sam is faced with intense bloodshed battles that force him to end human lives from the power of his own hand.Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory on Nintendo DS features three different gameplay modes, including Single-player, Versus and Cooperative. Use the touch screen to manage your inventory, to choose from three vision modes and to maneuver the camera to interact in mini games. As the enemy evolves, so must you — experience incredible agility with a variety of deadly moves, including stealth kills, athletic attacks and radical suppression techniques. Sam Fisher is deadlier than ever before and appearing for the first time in 3D on the Nintendo DS system.
