What's up, guys?

You're listening to Four Player Network's Audible Impressions.

I'm your host, Jeffrey Demello, and with me this week, Bob Webb and Christopher Davis

to talk about Hitman absolution.

More like hitman absolution.

You people with your hater.

I don't understand how people cannot enjoy this if you're a fan of stealth games.

This game is really fun.

I don't know how to describe just how much I really enjoyed, you know, sneaking around.

I'll say this.

I'm with you, Chris.

It's the formula of Hitman gameplay that I enjoy.

Well, before I go into that, let me describe my, the way I'm approaching Hitman because

everybody else on the site, save for, I guess, me and maybe you, pretty much are just throwing it down a well

and hoping it never appears again yeah but I love stealth games I've always loved stealth games

and when I approach this when I first saw a hitman back in E32011 I didn't really consider it to be a true hitman game from the beginning.

As soon as that first video, they showed us of the library, came up, I was like, okay, they're incorporating some hiding and some stealth elements that honestly should be in a hitman game.

It's the aspect of an assassination that probably should have been considered from the first,

from the get-go. And so that's kind of the way I approach the game as a whole.

I've played blood money. I've beaten blood money three times through, including the professional difficulty,

all Silent Assassin every single level.

Love that game.

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