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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| David Bateson | ... | Agent 47 (voice) | |
| Keith Carradine | ... | Dexter (voice) | |
| Powers Boothe | ... | Travis (voice) | |
| Traci Lords | ... | Layla (voice) | |
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Shane Stevens | ... | Lenny / Sushi Guy (voice) |
| Larry Cedar | ... | Wade (voice) | |
| Isaac C. Singleton Jr. | ... | Sanchez (voice) (as Isaac Singleton) | |
| Jon Gries | ... | Skurky (voice) (as John Gries) | |
| Phoebe Dorin | ... | Sister Mary (voice) | |
| Isabelle Fuhrman | ... | Victoria (voice) | |
| Jonathan Adams | ... | Faulkner (voice) | |
| Steven Bauer | ... | Birdie (voice) | |
| Marsha Thomason | ... | Diana (voice) (as Marsha Tomason) | |
| Vivica A. Fox | ... | Head Nun (The Saints) (voice) (as Vivica Fox) | |
| Shannyn Sossamon | ... | Jade (voice) | |
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Agent 47, a master assassin, is tasked with and completes a very personal contract of killing his former Intel specialist and partner. Her dying wish is that he protect a young girl, who his now former agency seeks to convert into a stone cold killer like himself. In order to survive a host of deadly agencies and other assassin's hunting him down, he must improvise and adapt to new enviorments and challenges, all while trying to understand his own humanity. Written by quinn-27977
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Mansion Guard: I could kiss you I mean that's great news, oh man. You made my day.
Mansion Guard: Yeah thanks doc, yeah. Woo man I thought I was a goner. Yeah. Uh doc, I gotta run, duty calls. And thank you so much, you have a nice day too. Yeah, bye.
Mansion Guard: Woo man, no one can piss on this day.
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The head nun Lasandra Dixon's role in the story was cut down. Vivica Fox recorded a scene of the nun praying which was not used in the final game, and she would've somehow survived "Attack of the Saints" and ended up in a hospital where 47 would have interrogated her. See more »Goofs
Prior to the "Terminus" level, 47 takes a straight razor to his head and cuts at the bar code on the back of his head, wearing a small bandage on his head for the remainder of the game. However, later in the game as he showers at the Waikiki inn, the bar code on the back of his head is in tact. See more »Quotes
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Worst of the Hit-man series.
The game is made to look good with pretty graphics and this is emphasized the first time you walk through the gates of Chinatown when some fire jumps out of a frying pan. The characters and dialogue are too unbelievably edgy and adult themed, while the gameplay is boring and repetitive. Most missions consist of you trying to sneak from point A to point B.
If you are a fan of the Hit-man series, you will hate this game as it does not resemble any of the other games. The engine has been totally reworked to the point where it feels like a different game entirely.
If you are not a fan of the Hit-man series, you may enjoy Absolution, but you will soon find there is no replay value and the game is just a drag from start to finish.
Buy any other Hit-man game.