Splinter Cell animated series reportedly in the works at Netflix with John Wick writer attached
And we still don't have a new game because we can't have nice things.
What you need to know
- Variety reports that an animated Splinter Cell series in in development at Netflix.
- It will be written and produced by John Wick writer Derek Kolstad.
- The report claims that Netflix has picked it up for two seasons, totalling 16 episodes.
Ubisoft heard everyone's pleas and it looks like we're getting more Splinter Cell action... in the form of an animated series at Netflix. At least that's according to sources speaking with Variety, who broke the news.
Netflix has apparently picked up the series for a two season, 16 episode run. John Wick writer Derek Kolstad is set to serve as a writer and executive producer on the series. It is unknown when this series is set to debut.
Given the success of animated shows on Netflix like the Castelvania series, here's hoping the studio can knock this one out of the park. While fans have been clamoring for a new Splinter Cell game for ages, they've yet to receive one. Instead, Ubisoft has decided to add Sam Fisher into other Tom Clancy titles like Tom Clancy's Elite Squad, coming to mobile devices, and Rainbow Six Siege, which is apparently prepping a Splinter Cell crossover for August.
Rumors of a new Splinter Cell game have been going around for years, but nothing has come to fruition just yet. Let's see if that changes with a new generation of consoles on the horizon. The Xbox Series X and PS5 are due out holiday 2020.
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