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The original GO game is coming to PlayStation 4 & PlayStation Vita in 2016.

I asked IO Interactive about the possibility of a release of Hitman: Absolution on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Unfortunately, they told me there are no plans to do so but they confirmed it is possible they will make it playable on Xbox One via backwards compatibility in the future and on other PlayStation platforms including PlayStation 4 via PlayStation Now.

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IO Interactive's Hitman has been delayed to March 2016.

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Obviously HITMAN is a fresh and bold step forward for the franchise but it has been a bit confusing so IO Interactive has cleared things up.

Hitman: HD Trilogy combines Hitman 2: Silent Assassin, Hitman: Contracts and Hitman: Blood Money in one package for PlayStation 3 & Xbox 360. They're also all available on PlayStation Now. Hitman 2: Silient Assassin and Hitman: Contracts have been remastered in high definition while Hitman: Blood Money was released on Xbox 360 originally and as a result it's already in HD, but of course now in HD for the first time on PlayStation platforms. It also includes the downloadable Hitman: Sniper Challenge for free. Silent Assassin and Contacts have aged poorly, these games are now both over ten years old and it shows. They look dull and plain, the story is seriously lacking, the controls could be better and there's too much of a steep learning curve. Blood Money has a promising opening level but then you're thrown into something completely different and yet another boring story. Fans of Hitman: Absolution expecting a similar experience will be sadly disappointed. I quite enjoyed Absolution. What you had to do was clear and the game gave you many ways to do it. You could take a complete stealth approach, you could play it like a third-person-shooter or you could develop a mix. It was as they wanted, much more approachable than these titles. With these titles it's all trial and error, you must be patient, you can't rush into anything. Even on the easiest difficulty settings you can't play these games like Absolution. There are maps but it's still hard to find your target a lot of the time in these games. And honestly you move too slowly for what they try to do in Contacts. Music is nice though to be honest. And David Bateson is of course the voice of Agent 47 and does a great job. The trophy/achievement lists are lazy to be honest. The images are boring with the exception of Blood Money. There isn't many trophies/achievements, most of them are hard and honestly most are uninteresting. I enjoyed Hitman: Sniper Challenge but it was developed for Absolution so it wouldn't be fair to include it in the overall score. If you enjoyed these games on PlayStation 2, Xbox or GameCube pick this up, it's a good HD collection. if you didn't be sure you know what you're getting into, these games aren't for me I know that for sure. 6/10

After last year putting out a disappointing E3 Square Enix is set to respond with the biggest line-up in their proud history. The certainties Final Fantasy XV (PlayStation 4 & Xbox One) Rise of the Tomb Raider (Xbox One & Xbox 360) Just Cause 3 (PlayStation 4, Xbox One & PC) Deus Ex: Mankind Divided (PlayStation 4, Xbox One & PC) Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward (PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3 & Mac) The likely Motomu Toriyama's new title - President & CEO, Yosuke Matsuda has confirmed a new JRPG will be revealed for home consoles at or around E3, it is most likely Toriyama's since all other divisions have already announced their main projects and Toriyama himself said he will reveal it in 2015. Most likely majority of core XIII team working on it. Hitman 6 (PlayStation 4, Xbox One & PC) - only title in development at IO Interactive, Hitman 5's main events were E3 2011 & 2012. Dragon Quest Heroes (PlayStation 4) - Already out in Japan, announced for international release Final Fantasy Explorers (Nintendo 3DS) - Already out in Japan, trademarked in U.S The maybes and unlikely Kingdom Hearts III (PlayStation 4, Xbox One) - Already confirmed for D23, they might wait till then. Another teaser is still possible. Life Is Strange (PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 & PC) - First series will have two episodes left. Bravely Second (Nintendo 3DS) - No international announcement yet but the first game did really well. Mobius Final Fantasy (iOS/Android) - Most likely released in Japan by this stage. No international announcement yet but it is trademarked and the official website is available in English. Dragon Quest games (Nintendo 3DS) - Five Dragon Quest games on Nintendo 3DS. They're aware of the demand and are up to releasing at least one of them internationally. Final Fantasy Legends: Toki no Suishō (iOS/Android) - Directed, designed & written by Takashi Tokita and with indication from the man himself that there will be an international release it could find a place in the booth similar to the game it's following up, Final Fantasy Dimensions. SaGa (PlayStation Vita) Brand new SaGa game to celebrate the 25th anniversary, no word on international release. Triad Wars (PC) - There has been talk of porting it to PlayStation 4 & Xbox One. Currently in Open Beta. Nosgoth (PC) - Currently in Open Beta. Final Fantasy Agito (iOS/Android) - International release announced at E3 last year, president confirms it's still coming. Final Fantasy Agito+ also in development for PlayStation Vita. Final Fantasy VII G-Bike (iOS/Android) - International release announced at E3 last year, president confirms it's still coming. Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness (PlayStation 4 & PlayStation 3) 30% complete, international release yet to be announced. A new Mana game - Rise of Mana's producer hinted at a new game for the series' 25th anniversary.

Square Enix Europe has trademarked World of Assassination. Hitman 6 is confirmed to be announced sometime this year.

Square Enix has released Tomb Raider Underworld, Hitman 2, Hitman: Blood Money and Hitman: Contracts on PlayStation Now. The three Hitman titles are of course the three that were included in the Hitman HD Trilogy.