IT House reported on November 16 that Ubisoft's Tom Clancy-titled action-adventure game "Splinter Cell" was first announced in 2012 that it would be adapted into a movie of the same name, but 12 years later it is still in the "waiting for production" stage. Its producer Basil Iwa

it Home According to news on November 16, Ubisoft's Tom Clancy-titled action-adventure game "Splinter Cell" was first announced in 2012 that it would be adapted into a movie of the same name, but 12 years later it is still in the "waiting for production" stage.

Its producer Basil Iwanyk said in an interview with the direct that the project has been cancelled, and the film was originally planned to be directed by Tom Hardy ("Venom", "Inception" 》《Mad Max: Fury Road》) plays the leading role.

iwanyk said: "That movie would have been great... it just couldn't be perfect in terms of script and budget. We had a million different versions of it and it would have been hardcore and awesome. That's what we all missed. movie, it’s really a pity.”

it House has reported that Ubisoft is developing a remake of “Splinter Cell” using the Snowdrop engine, which was released as an Xbox in 2003. A remastered version of the original game released as an exclusive game. According to the publisher, the remaster will also include a rewritten storyline designed to appeal to a new generation of players.

In addition, the Netflix animated series "Splinter Cell: Death Watch" has also begun production, but there is currently limited information about this animation, which is only described as "coming soon" and is expected to be launched sometime in 2025.