The weapon could only be used close to an object that was able to be cut, such as a person, wire or relatively thin cloth. The in-game knife is modeled after the "Gerber Guardian Backup". The SC 'Protector' was first introduced in Chaos Theory as a 4 inch long double-edged plain-edge dagger with a subdued blade coloration that Fisher had in a sheath mounted horizontally on the back of his belt. The SC 'Protector', as seen in art for Chaos Theory If you want to go check out some more information about Splinter Cell Blacklist you can check out their website.Main article: Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory
After you buy one of these GPUs you can head to the Nvidia’s code redemption webpage and you will receive a code for the Deluxe Edition of Splinter Cell Blacklist most likely using uPlay, Ubisoft’s DRM.
If you are in the Europe then you can look though the list of participating retailers or if you are in the US or North America then you can view their list of participating retailers with the usual suspects of Newegg, Amazon, and TigerDirect. Now the only catch to this is that Splinter Cell Blacklist will only be bundled with the Nvidia GTX 700 and 600 series GPUs if bought from certain retailers. As far as the Nvidia 600 series the eligible GPUs will be the GTX 680, GTX 670, GTX 660Ti, and the GTX 660. The Nvidia 700 series that will have Splinter Cell Blacklist bundled are the GTX 780, GTX 770, and the GTX 760. Awhile ago Nvidia started bundling Metro: Last Light with their 600 series GPUs and now they will be adding Splinter Cell Blacklist to certain GTX 700 and 600 series GPUs. The publisher of Splinter Cell Blacklist, Ubisoft, has always been a leader in the game industry with ground breaking graphics in their games and have been trying to make sure that their games are properly optimized for Nvidia GPUs. While currently AMD has the best bundles available currently with their GPUs but it looks like once again Nvidia is trying to compete with them. Splinter Cell Blacklist Free With Select Nvidia GTX 700 & 600 Series GPUs
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