Announced two years ago, Ubisoft has been quiet when it comes to Splinter Cell Remake news, but it looks like that could be changing soon.

Over on Twitter/X, Ubisoft Toronto, the studio behind the upcoming remake, has changed its profile banner to that of the Sam Fisher’s familiar three-eyed goggles with the familiar green lights.

This was also the case for the studio’s Facebook page as well:

While I realize we might be grasping at straws here, the fact that this profile picture change comes just a day after Ubisoft announced a new Ubisoft Forward event for June 10 probably means something. I mean, what better way to charge up your showcase by revealing gameplay and maybe a release date for the long-awaited game, right?

According to Ubisoft, the Splinter Cell Remake will rework the original game’s story to fit a more “modern audience.” If you’re worried that this might deviate a bit much from the franchise’s gameplay, don’t be, as Ubisoft also confirmed that the core experience will remain faithful to the original material.

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For those not familiar with the franchise, the first Splinter Cell game was released back in 2002, and was seen as a competitor of the Metal Gear Solid franchise given the two franchise’s focus on stealth-action. While we’ve seen multiple sequels with Pandora Tomorrow, Chaos Theory, Double Agent, and Conviction, the game’s last mainline entry was Splinter Cell: Blacklist released in 2013, which also brought back the asymmetrical multiplayer mode Spies vs. Mercs.

Could we be getting new Splinter Cell Remake news in June? I wouldn’t bet against it.