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Here’s the kicker: he was trained by the CIA to snuff out communism in the region, and thus the game begins ankle deep in irony, and the dirty fingerprints of US foreign policy. The leader of this group is Sadono, who wears a beret and has a cigar sticking out of his scowl, like a cruel shade of Che Guevara. The most fiercely devout of which is the Darah Dan Doa, which means ‘Blood and Prayer,’ and which also means a wealth of trouble. The plot centres on East Timor, a freshly independent country, in which the US has established a military presence and is training East Timorese armed forces to fight the anti-separatist Indonesian guerrillas. It’s 15 years old today, and it remains the finest Splinter Cell in my eyes.

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The second game in Ubisoft’s series is called Pandora Tomorrow (another Clancy-esque phrase, weighted with the promise of postponed armageddon).

Fisher is a special operations field agent, a member of an NSA sub-branch called Third Echelon, and the owner of a set of night-vision goggles that, despite their green three-prong glow, conveniently don’t betray his position when he’s veiled in darkness.

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Whatever a splinter cell is, it perfectly describes series protagonist Sam Fisher: a sharp fragment of something bigger, buried in the skin of a foreign country and causing acute pain. Clancy himself didn’t create Splinter Cell – despite his name appearing above the title – but it does his legacy proud. Lots of Clancy’s books use these cryptic couplets – ‘Rainbow Six,’ ‘Patriot Games,’ ‘Threat Vector.’ They give nothing away, like good spies, but you can glean everything you need from them. No surprise, then, that it refers to a nuclear-powered Soviet submarine. ‘Red October,’ for instance, sounds vast and dangerous, with a stately weight to it, and the hint of Russian wrath. Tom Clancy had a knack for welding words into meaningless combinations that made perfect sense.