Hitman without the original voice would be like Splinter Cell without Michael Irons…. what? They did? Replaced him?
All of the footage, maybe too much for it’s own good, that I’ve seen of the game looks excellent. It still gives you the classic Hitman gameplay with multiple ways to get the “job” done. Yes it does seem to lean towards some more action, I think is just to bring more gamers into the fold. In the previous games it was notoriously hard to run and gun your way through the game, forcing you to take the stealth approach, which fits more in with the mythos of the game and the style of a sniper. Of course there are action sequences, increasingly as the series has gone on. I’m ok with this as they’ve never lost the traditional approach option.
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A freelance writer and digital artist, operator of this website. My name is James Schumacher, and I hold a degree in Game Art & Design (BoFA) from the Art Institute in Portland. My passions are gaming, music, books, film and my friends. Select Photography to see some of my latests photos, with more found at 500px and Viewbug. Currently you can find much of my game reviews mostly at Only Single Player http://www.onlysp.com. I am available for freelance writing work, as well as for image and graphic editing.
