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Most of the individual mission stories are quite drab and inconsequential “this guy ticked off or stole from some other guy, and now the other guy wants him dead/his item back. It's tough to rate the Hitman games on a central “storyline” as it's always played mission to mission with most not having anything to do with the next. In summary I can't really say they've made any drastic or mind blowing improvements over the other parts, but all of the new additions are like having cherries, sprinkles, or some other toppings on your favorite ice cream (they aren't necessary, but they still make it better). The final addition to Hitman blood money is the ability to take human shields, and the new use of hand to hand combat neither are “mandatory” but add to the amount of limited actions given in the older games. The ability to make “an accident” happen is also a nice touch, maybe you'll catch a target at a certain moment and (s)he'll just “slip” over that banister, or that chandelier just fell on its own. The notoriety meter and being caught on tape were both kind of cool aspects, they add additional levels of realism and at times extra challenge to the game as if this were real life people would notice odd things like “the same guy being caught on tape”, a puddle of blood, or A mysterious outfit or weapon left sitting around. The AI is now much more improved over other instalments you'll still have the odd occasion were a guard will see through your disguise but overall it's more realistic (No More Psychic ninjas *lol*).Ī couple of noteworthy additions added to an already great game:
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Some of the new features are the ability to upgrade your custom weapons and equipment which is “nice” but not entirely necessary. Were Hitman stands out is the non-linear ways you can complete these tasks: at any point you can go on a killing spree and blaze everyone in sight with hot lead, but you also have the choice to quietly eliminate the target and leave no trace of your existence for which you're ultimately rewarded.
Your objectives usually involve killing a target like a mob informant, rescue person “X” from “Y” place on a few occasions you'll have to complete a secondary task like retrieve a briefcase, evidence or microfilm. The game revolves around you playing as an assassin whose job can take you from various locations like a suburban neighborhood, an opera, and even the white house.
For those who don't know the game play of hit man is what makes us keep coming back for more. Not much has change in the matter of game play for this Hit man instalment, but that's not necessarily a bad thing.
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(PLEASE NOTE: I will be judging this game on it's own merits however being a fan of the series there will be references from or about the other titles)
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To my amazement they didn't, and took the time to make a very solid game see below for a full game break down. Having played several of the previous instalments I honestly expected this to be a rehash, or another much of the same cash cow title made to milk us for a quick buck. His Job is to take contracts (assassination, theft, espionage, and tings of that nature). Hitman Blood money adds another installment to the Hitman game franchise, for those who are unaware these games place you at the helm as an unnamed spy/espionage agent simply known as “number 47. "Hitman Blood money adds another installment to the Hitman game franchise, for those who are unaware these games place you at the helm as an unnamed spy/espionage agent simply known as “number 47. Hitman: Blood Money (PlayStation 2) review
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