We could listen to actor Michael Ironside brilliantly deliver lines as the sardonic super-spy Sam Fisher all day long. He gives that good of a performance. What we cant take, however, is not having a second analog stick to work the camera the way we can on the home consoles. Because of qualities like these, the net result of Fishers PSP debut in Splinter Cell Essentials is a game that series veterans might tolerate in order to see the story through, but new players likely wont pay Fishers ...