Rebel FM Game Club - Hitman: Blood Money - Episode 1

Rebel FM

Arthur Gies

Videogames, Comedy, Steam, Nintendo, Xbox, Video Games, Leisure, Pcgaming, Tech News, News, Playstation

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 17 June 2009

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

Welcome back to Game Club! As previously mentioned, our new pick is Hitman: Blood Money. For our first episode we covered the tutorial and acts 1-3. If you haven't had a chance to play along yet, the video below should get you caught up in the meantime (though it certainly doesn't cover everything). For the next episode, play through and complete act 6, "You Better Watch Out", colloquially referred to as the Playboy Mansion level. Post your stories and strategies by next Monday afternoon for inclusion in Episode 2!

Transcript

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0:00.0	Music
0:27.0	Hello and welcome
0:29.0	Hello and welcome to the first Rebel FM game club for hitman
0:35.0	Blood money
0:36.0	If you're joining us you should have played up through the level called Flatline
0:40.0	which is the third mission after the tutorial mission
0:43.0	So I think everyone actually finished up to the point except for Tyler
0:47.0	Tyler's halfway through the final mission
0:49.0	Tyler's also working on a review game
0:51.0	He's also only had two days to do it
0:53.0	and he had to download the game
0:54.0	Which I don't know how big it was, probably like a gig or something I'd bet
0:57.0	No more water
0:59.0	Really? Yeah
1:01.0	Yeah I downloaded on a steam
1:03.0	I think it was about 700
1:05.0	Something like that
1:06.0	Yeah it's a small game
1:07.0	Well it had to, you know, it had to fit on an Xbox DVD
1:12.0	And a PS2 disc
1:13.0	And a PS2
1:14.0	Again though those can be up to like seven gigs
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