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The Hitman: Absolution Sniper Challenge DLC is a Chicago rooftop sniping mission that allows you to unlock items for use in the full game when it releases this November. To get the special upgrades you’ll need to beat the scores set for each item. To get the scores needed you‘ll need to complete the challenges that are hidden within the game to increase your point modifiers.
Since we’re the helpful type here at Gamesradar, we’ve put this guide together to show you how to complete each and every one of the hidden challenges and get the most out of your killing. With these challenges under your belt, you’ll be able to work on unlocking each upgrade all that much quicker and be stacked, ready for the real game.
Here is a full list of the unlockable upgrades:
Agency Kazo TRG – unlocks at start of challenge
Silencer – unlocks at start of challenge
Controlled Breathing I – Unlocks at 10,000 points
Extended Clip I – Unlocks at 300,000 points
Rapid Fire Bolt I -Unlocks at 1,000,000 points
Magazine Well I – Unlocks at 2,500,000 points
Controlled Breathing II – Unlocks at 7,000,000 points
Extended Clip II – Unlocks at 9,000,000 points
Rapid Fire Bolt II -Unlocks at 12,000,000 points
Magazine Well II – Unlocks at 15,000,000 points
Controlled Breathing III – Unlocks at 20,000,000 points
Extended Clip III – Unlocks at 30,000,000 points
Rapid Fire Bolt III -Unlocks at 40,000,000 points
Magazine Well III – Unlocks at 50,000,000 points
Challenges:
- Leap of the Ninja
- No Pigeons Were Harmed
- Bored Chipmunk
- Long Live the Patriot
- Gnome Invasion
- Elevated
- Ohh Mine Got!
- It’s a Trap
- Rapid Execution
- Crack all Eggs
- WOW!
- Mr. X
- Fly By Prevented
- Rub the Duck
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]]>In case you’re still unclear, Travis is the fake one. You can find out more about him by scanning the QR barcode at 1:01 or skipping the hard work and heading straight to The Barcode Society website.
Up next is a behind-the-scenes interview with Powers Boothe (24, Deadwood) and Shannyn Sossamon (A Knight’s Tale), the voices behind the Hitman: Absolution’s Benjamin Travis and Jade, respectively. See what it takes to thrive in the voice acting biz in the video below:
Hitman: Absolution is on track for a late 2012 release on PS2, Xbox 360, and PC. Skim Square’s faux-headlines for more info in Hitman: Absolution makes (fake) front page news.
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]]>With little to go on in the trailer (hell, we couldn’t even tell if protagonist Agent 47 is still bald), Square Enix did let a few morsels of info slip, the most important one being the title’s 2012 release date. Read on from the press release:
HITMAN ABSOLUTION follows Agent 47, a cold-blooded assassin, who takes on his most dangerous contract to date. Betrayed by those he once trusted — and now hunted by the police — he suddenly finds himself at the center of a dark conspiracy and must embark on a personal journey through a corrupt and twisted world.
“For the first time we are taking Agent 47 on a personal journey which allows us to explore other parts of the Hitman fantasy,” said Tore Blystad, game director, IO Interactive. “This is both a familiar and yet significantly different experience from other Hitman games; something our silent assassins will relish, as will all those new to the Hitman world.”
Showcasing IO Interactive’s new proprietary Glacier 2™ technology, the game has been built from the ground up. Boasting a cinematic story, distinctive art direction and highly original game design, HITMAN ABSOLUTION combines much-loved classic gameplay with completely new features never seen before in the Hitman franchise.
We feel pretty safe in assuming we’ll learn much at E3, so at least that’s something to look forward to at what will surely be an otherwise humdrum and uninteresting event. In the meantime, why not read our old UK pal’s predictions (opens in new tab)on what they think the game should be.
May 10, 2011
With little to go on in the trailer (hell, we couldn’t even tell if protagonist Agent 47 is still bald), Square Enix did let a few morsels of info slip, the most important one being the title’s 2012 release date. Read on from the press release:
HITMAN ABSOLUTION follows Agent 47, a cold-blooded assassin, who takes on his most dangerous contract to date. Betrayed by those he once trusted — and now hunted by the police — he suddenly finds himself at the center of a dark conspiracy and must embark on a personal journey through a corrupt and twisted world.
“For the first time we are taking Agent 47 on a personal journey which allows us to explore other parts of the Hitman fantasy,” said Tore Blystad, game director, IO Interactive. “This is both a familiar and yet significantly different experience from other Hitman games; something our silent assassins will relish, as will all those new to the Hitman world.”
Showcasing IO Interactive’s new proprietary Glacier 2™ technology, the game has been built from the ground up. Boasting a cinematic story, distinctive art direction and highly original game design, HITMAN ABSOLUTION combines much-loved classic gameplay with completely new features never seen before in the Hitman franchise.
We feel pretty safe in assuming we’ll learn much at E3, so at least that’s something to look forward to at what will surely be an otherwise humdrum and uninteresting event. In the meantime, why not read our old UK pal’s predictions (opens in new tab)on what they think the game should be.
May 10, 2011
With little to go on in the trailer (hell, we couldn’t even tell if protagonist Agent 47 is still bald), Square Enix did let a few morsels of info slip, the most important one being the title’s 2012 release date. Read on from the press release:
HITMAN ABSOLUTION follows Agent 47, a cold-blooded assassin, who takes on his most dangerous contract to date. Betrayed by those he once trusted — and now hunted by the police — he suddenly finds himself at the center of a dark conspiracy and must embark on a personal journey through a corrupt and twisted world.
“For the first time we are taking Agent 47 on a personal journey which allows us to explore other parts of the Hitman fantasy,” said Tore Blystad, game director, IO Interactive. “This is both a familiar and yet significantly different experience from other Hitman games; something our silent assassins will relish, as will all those new to the Hitman world.”
Showcasing IO Interactive’s new proprietary Glacier 2™ technology, the game has been built from the ground up. Boasting a cinematic story, distinctive art direction and highly original game design, HITMAN ABSOLUTION combines much-loved classic gameplay with completely new features never seen before in the Hitman franchise.
We feel pretty safe in assuming we’ll learn much at E3, so at least that’s something to look forward to at what will surely be an otherwise humdrum and uninteresting event. In the meantime, why not read our old UK pal’s predictions (opens in new tab)on what they think the game should be.
May 10, 2011
With little to go on in the trailer (hell, we couldn’t even tell if protagonist Agent 47 is still bald), Square Enix did let a few morsels of info slip, the most important one being the title’s 2012 release date. Read on from the press release:
HITMAN ABSOLUTION follows Agent 47, a cold-blooded assassin, who takes on his most dangerous contract to date. Betrayed by those he once trusted — and now hunted by the police — he suddenly finds himself at the center of a dark conspiracy and must embark on a personal journey through a corrupt and twisted world.
“For the first time we are taking Agent 47 on a personal journey which allows us to explore other parts of the Hitman fantasy,” said Tore Blystad, game director, IO Interactive. “This is both a familiar and yet significantly different experience from other Hitman games; something our silent assassins will relish, as will all those new to the Hitman world.”
Showcasing IO Interactive’s new proprietary Glacier 2™ technology, the game has been built from the ground up. Boasting a cinematic story, distinctive art direction and highly original game design, HITMAN ABSOLUTION combines much-loved classic gameplay with completely new features never seen before in the Hitman franchise.
We feel pretty safe in assuming we’ll learn much at E3, so at least that’s something to look forward to at what will surely be an otherwise humdrum and uninteresting event. In the meantime, why not read our old UK pal’s predictions (opens in new tab)on what they think the game should be.
May 10, 2011
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