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Hitman: Absolution
Square Enix has published another issue of its faux newspaper Hope News Times, which shows a couple of new Hitman: Absolution screens.
The new issue of the Hope News Times, details an "accidental" death in Hope, South Dakota. According to the article, a man named Gavin LeBlond met an untimely end when he touched a chain link fence that had been hooked up to a high-voltage electric generator. The newspaper dubbed the incident a "mindless prank," but somehow it seems that there might be something suspicious going on here. Oh well, that big police officer with a shaved head on the scene will get to the bottom of the case, right?
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