Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell (Game Cube, 2003)

Sneak up on someone, grab them from behind, hold a gun to his head and force him to talk. Shoot a distraction camera on the wall which makes a noise. When the enemy comes to investigate, make it shoot a gas at them which knocks them out. Use infrared vision to see enemies from far away. These are some of the things I like about Splinter Cell. It's more about stealth than just shooting. It's not too difficult either. There are ten missions including the training mission, with cinematics every time you finish a mission.

I wish there were a few more missions though. And if you don't have a GameBoy Advance, (which I didn't), you can't use sticky bombs. They are bombs you shoot and attach to something or someone and then detonate later. Subtitles would also have been useful since it's hard to hear what the characters are saying. The controls take a little getting used to since there is no first person perspective. In all it's definitely worth buying.