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- Hitman: Absolution
- PC, X360, PS3
- Published by Square-Enix
- Developed by Io Interactive
- French release: Available
- US release: Available
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Page 1 2 3 >>Can't wait.
just hope they dont change it too much, dont want another uncharted
YES! Was waiting for Gamersyde to get it, since you guys have the best quality on the net!
I wonder if the game will have normal assassination missions like the previous games.
It's even more similar to Conviction than Blood Stone was. I hope it's the only "action" part of the game developers mentioned.
Yes, the developers have already stated that the game retains the traditional open ended level setup with after mission rating, etc..
developers will say anything to sell you their game , even if its blatant lies.
IMO , this is nothing like hitman , i remember blood money when you do your job and walk out the front door like nothing happened. awesome feeling .
I keep trying to think of different ways to attack that mission, but with the number of cops all around you, it kind of funnels you a certain way, and it looks overly difficult to not kill any innocents. Keeping my expectations low, but I hope it blows me away.
Finally, they engaged people whose hands grow from the right place.
I would hate to be an NY cop :-)