In a Facebook live chat hosted by Ubisoft, Splinter Cell: Conviction Director, Patrick Redding, has given a broad guess at the length of the game. As the game consists of both single player and co-op modes, Redding seemingly guessed that combined the game "should run between 12 and 16 hours." Redding went on to say, "with Deniable Ops, it will be interesting to see how much replay value players get out of it!"
When asked why the game was delayed until April, Redding responded, "we want the extra time to polish. That's it! To quote the master: 'A late game can eventually be good, but a bad game will always be bad...'"
Splinter Cell: Conviction is due out sometime in April on the Xbox 360, with the series sticking to that console until further notice from Ubisoft.
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