I got this a 2 months ago and I love the game. The statue is great and it looks good on my desk. The artbook is ok not the best. I wish it had a steelbook case with the physical copy of the game. The tie and clip is really cool. I gave it 5 stars because the game and statue makes it worth the $80.

My husband loves the Uncharted games, and he was interested in more fighting, shooting spy type games. We watched the movie a couple months back and he loved it. He then became infatuated with getting the game. From what I've watched, it graphics are great, storylines look exciting.

This is an example of a franchise that keeps getting better, after waiting for such physical release to hit the shelves, it's just a game that worth the wait. Replay value is more than before, this is the first game that I don't mind not finishing it as soon as I got my hands into.

As soon Hitman Episode 3: Marrakesh begins, you know that this is going to be very different than the two previous Episodes; Paris was set in a claustrophobic party in a mansion, whereas Sapienza featured an entire seaside town.

Disconnects seem to be a thing of the past; More difficult than previous episodes

Voice-acting breaks immersion; Rehashes a lot from previous episodes

Are we really going to review each and every one of the episodic entries in the new Hitman as they launch? Well, we've started so we might as well finish, even if the amount of interesting things we have to say diminishes with every content drop.

Hitman , as the solitary name implies, is a return to what made the series appealing, a restart of sorts (not a reboot) for the sixth game in the franchise that brings back the open approach to thinking up ingenious ways to take down targets.

We live in a time right now when we have everything at our fingertips – information, friendships and of course, video games. In amongst the sickeningly colourful worlds of Candy Crush and Angry Birds, a new title has emerged and taken mobile gaming in a new direction – Hitman GO.

This game is very nicely made. From the very graphically impressive levels to the way you have to figure out how to take down your targets is so good.

I remember playing Hitman when it first can out on PC many many years ago. I got the steelbook version which includes the basic game extra missions,, a making-of documentary and the audio soundtrack. The game is identical to the game a played years ago.

The sky was the limit for Hitman after a superb second episode took Agent 47 from Paris to the streets of Italy. Marrakesh is the new destination this time around simultaneously serving as the midway point in the adventure chronologically and middling in its quality as well.

Powerful ending

A single 2-minute cutscene; Restriction of the Hitman sandbox; Boring environment