Here are more cool ones I found.


They’re good but the thing is, you can take in-game screenshots yourself and have even better ones than IO has used for promoting the game thanks to Ansel
Well,I wish you good luck at getting better screenshots in this case!
Anyways,l don’t think we should turn this into “Hitman Promotional art” topic.
only correct take on 47 tbh
I spot only one.
Does KAI’s defibrillator count?
Not sure, it is also no H2 feature.
True but HITMAN 2 does allow us to use electric items to freely rig puddles.
You can unlock it via completing featured contracts so, just like the muffin, you can get it everywhere.
If you’re going that loose with the definition then the muffin and the fish are the same thing, both food
I was actually going to say that first and I was going to say it if someone called me out on being technical.
I’ve spent too long on this forum if I’m thinking on the same wavelength as you like
Well we’re comparing a soundtrack made in 2021 to one that was made in 2006. Kyd’s work has evolved, look at his other work such as the Assassin Creed games, Valhalla is his latest. If he’d still be onboard with the Hitman soundtrack, it would have been way better than what he did in BM
That’s just how I see things.
Fair point, well made!
Agree. For the time the games came out, his music was perfect IMO, the style and so on. But I think the soundtrack like for Codename 47 wouldn’t fit with the actual games which doesn’t mean that Kyde wouldn’t be able to do a soundtrack that would have fit.
The thing is, it would still be different from the soundtrack of the older games, no matter who did it It’s just not the time for such music anymore.
I know that everyone is getting excited about this, but I don’t really care much about that turtleneck suit. Like, it looks okay, but I would prefer version with gloves that was (not) in first season:
He can wear sunglasses at night, his vision is augmented
I don’t mind the bloom
Are you sure it’s not Ort-Meyer? That’s what I always assumed. It would make symbolic sense to depict him that way, looming largely but mysteriously in the background.