Io Interactive's saga of Agent 47, the genetically engineered assassin who stars in the HITMAN series, continues with HITMAN: BLOOD MONEY for the PS2. Armed with new attacks and modified weapons, Agent 47 is out for revenge. The game begins with players learning that a rival assassin agency is taking down members of Agent 47's crew. Soon, he's the last one left alive, so it falls to him to take out the members of this rival group, avenge his friends, and make a little extra cash along the way. Agent 47 has a number of new abilities this time around. He can headbutt enemies, disarm them, and use them as human shields. Agent 47 can also make use of deception, concealing his weapon behind his back or rigging items like chandeliers to fall, making his targets? deaths look like accidents. A range of different weapons are also available, all of which can be modified with scopes, silencers, and other items. Another interesting addition to Blood Money is the ability to decide how feared Agent 47 is. In between missions, players can read a dynamically-generated newspaper that will summarize the previous mission. If players practiced stealth, Agent 47 will be safe; however, if players were more open about their killings, people will recognize him as a threat right away. HITMAN: BLOOD MONEY promises more of the intense HITMAN action that players have come to love from the series, and the new abilities and additions make the game that much better.
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The soundtrack was composed by award-winning composer Jesper Kyd (Best Original Music, HITMAN: Contacts soundtrack) and recorded by the 150-member Budapest Symphony and Hungarian Radio Choir
Online stat system allows players to compare
