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Hitman: Absolution
[Update]: The Hitman: Absolution E3 demo was a huge earlier this year – so much so that Square Enix is now making it available for a third time. Take a look at the 16-minute mission, complete with commentary from two developers over at IO Interactive.
Game director Tore Blystad and gameplay director Christian Elverdam walk you through demo and take you through the creative process. Check out both the commentary version and regular version of the trailer below.
[Original Story]: Yesterday, we showed you a teaser trailer for Hitman: Absolution, which showed off highlights from the game. Now you can see the whole 16-minute mission in a single, uninterrupted cut.
As we mentioned earlier, the Run for Your Life mission was shown to the press at E3. We wrote up our impressions then, but now's your chance to see it for yourself. Agent 47 finds himself cornered in an abandoned library, and he has to find a way out. The building is teeming with police, which makes the task significantly more difficult. While yesterday's trailer was pretty cool, it definitely didn't reveal the most exciting parts of the mission. Get ready to see some brutal kills, sneaky evasive maneuvering, and some of the most stereotypical stoners in recent memory.
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