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Storyline
A larger more powerful agency are systematically eliminating assassins in a series of hits, who are all from Agent 47's contract killing firm, The Internatonal Contract Agency (ICA). Sensing that he may be the next target, 47 travels to the United States to make a killing. Written by
Aubrey Leong
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Taglines:
Money Talks. Silence Pays. Prepare To Make A Killing
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Trivia
In the "Curtains Down" mission, the player may access the locked in the upper corridor (the one the worker with the screwdriver is trying to enter) by killing all the rats in the large basement room that has the long sideboard in it. A few instants after the last rat's death, a golden "Rat Casino" key card will appear on the wooden sideboard. This key card will open the otherwise locked door to reveal a small room divided by bars behind which a group of rats are boxing and playing poker.
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Goofs
After you complete the mission "Death On The Mississippi", if you read the news article closely the Word "March" is spelled incorrectly and is spelled "Smarch". This is a reference to the Simpsons episode "Treehouse of Horror IV" in which Homer states after looking at a miss-printed calender "Lousy Smarch weather".
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Quotes
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from trailer]
Alexander Leland Cayne:
You're my friend... so I'll let you have it. But as your friend... I beg you not to use it. He'll get the job done... he always does. But you can't call him off. There's no duel... no time-out. Blood can't be unspilled. Once you call that number... blood is on your hands.
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Connections
References
Onibaba (1964)
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Soundtracks
"Apocalypse"
Performed by
The Budapest Symphony Orchestra and
The Choir of the Hungarian National Radio (as The Hungarian Radio Choir)
Music by
Jesper Kyd
Conducted by
Bela Drahos See more »
A bit different from the rest of the games in the series. Some things might take some getting used to for some fan boys but in the long run they make the game more fun. The best game I've played sine MGS 3 Subsistance. Well worth the price tag. The way of killing your targets is more intense and thrilling. Although I haven't beaten it yet i have a feeling that when i do I will be replaying it many times. Fans of the old series and new players will find the game-play very immersing and at some points challenging. With there being about five ways to perfectly complete one level the player gets a sense of freedom and control of Agent 47. It is in your face and sadistic at points. Hope others agree with me.