Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Double Agent - Nintendo GameCube

The trust meter not only indicates whether the NSA or JBA trusts you, but it is also crucial for your mission! Because if you lose the trust of one of the two, the mission is over. The trust meter also determines what kind of gadgets/weapons you will receive! With the NSA, you usually get those stealthy gadgets like the sticky camera, but with the JBA, you get different types of weapons like a shotgun! So be careful how you approach a mission, or else bad things will happen.

Here are a few ways to deal with groups of enemies in Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Double Agent, I'll also give them a rating so you know how useful the method is (1 is not recommended, 5 is very useful). Method 1 (5/5): Sneak up from behind and grab one of the enemies, either kill or knock them out, then do the same with the others. Method 2 (3/5): Grab one person and use them as a shield while shooting the others, then knock out or kill your shield. Method 3 (2/5): Lure them together and engage in close combat action! Method 4 (1/5): Get violent and shoot everyone down! Method 5 (4/5): Grab from behind, move to another enemy, kill or knock out the enemy in your hands, then immediately take down the enemy you're standing next to.

Ending A (Good Ending) - Trust NSA above 33%, saves 2 out of 3 victims.
Ending B (Normal Ending) - Trust NSA below 33%, and saves all 3 victims, or saves 1 victim with NSA trust above 33%.
Ending C (Bad Ending) - Kill all three victims, or kill 2 out of 3 victims with NSA trust below 33% in Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Double Agent.

Play through the solo mode of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Double Agent once to unlock the Elite mode, complete it in co-op to unlock the co-op Elite Mode.