Hitman 2: Silent Assassin 1.01 patch
Posted by Marcel Klum on 04 November 2002 - 19:12 · 3 comments & 1541 views
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#1 Posted by nekrosoft13 on 04 Nov 2002 - 19:13
- did it fix the annoying crash/restart problem?
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#2 Posted by Fubar on 05 Nov 2002 - 13:24
- does anyone have the crack for it as it wont work with my game after i upgrade
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#3 Posted by Xdrian on 05 Nov 2002 - 15:38
- I hope it fixed the abrupt exit cuz im tired of it
Playing the role of a for-hire assassin, Hitman is armed with a massive weapons arsenal such as knives, handguns, sniper rifles, various explosives and grenades. Hitman is also given new non-lethal weapons and pacifying gear including chloroform, poison darts and stun guns as well as laser-aiming devices, night vision goggles, lock picks, and remote cameras. Gamers will acquire more hidden bonuses throughout the game.
This release improves compatibility with CD-ROM drives, enables the game console, and adds some graphical enhancements.
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