Splinter Cell Conviction comes packed with Co-Op Campaign that lasts around 6 hours

It has just been announced that a co-op campaign will be featured in the upcoming Splinter Cell Conviction, and will last roughly 6 hours.

Players will take control of Daniel Sloane-Suarez and Mikhail Loskov, who will bitch, whine, and just not get along at first. “They don’t really like each other or trust each other,” says Patrick Redding, Co-op Game Designer before continuing “but you’ll hear in their dialogue, moving through the missions, that their trust is slowly building.”

The co-op will act as a prologue to the main game, taking place 2 months before the single player campaign, and will delve into the EMP’s being liberated.

Redding explains “You are going into this really seedy, gritty underbelly where we can put the whole graphical horsepower of our engine and the Xbox 360 to work giving you the lurid texture of this place.”