Welcome back to the world where silence is strength and recklessness has no reward. Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow re-enlists Sam Fisher into deep cover where one false move means mission over, permanently.

Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow takes place in 2006 in East Timor. Anti-U.S. guerrillas, angered by America's support for the fledgling democracy of East Timor, have invaded the U.S. Embassy in Jakarta, holding the embassy officials (and the secrets they know) hostage. Enter the agile and cunning Sam Fisher, who becomes one with the shadows in a way only a chameleon could truly appreciate.

The stealth action translates well to the Game Boy Advance. Fisher smoothly crawls, scales pipes, shimmies, slides against a wall, knocks out enemies and more.

The feature you will benefit from the most is the Spycam, which enables you to sneak a peek at what lies ahead. Activate it by holding the L Button and moving the Control Pad. Not only does the Spycam help you scope out where the bad guys are, it also helps you determine the range of surveillance cameras and plan you moves through the stage.

Getting caught comes with a heavy price: You have to start over from the beginning of the stage. After the first few times of being detected, you'll come up with an alternate plan real quick.

Tons of unique moves

Night vision goggles help shed light on murky situations

Unique stealth-meter

Three save slots