I've always been a fan of both series. As far as Hitman beingrepetitive- I have to disagree on that one. There are multiple ways to complete each mission. However, as someone else said, the story is never told very well. Since we really haven't seen much of Splinter Cell (and nothing of Hitman), it's pretty pointless to compare them now. But I will definitely be getting both the day they come out.
If Hitman uses the same formula it has used in the past... it will be Awesomazing... But since Eidos is owned by Square Enix now... for all we know Agent 47 is now going to be a 14 year old girly boy with long pointy blond hair and a sword the size of a small car...
Why put them against each other when they could both coexist next to my console of choice? :)
But really, I didn't even know of a possibility of Hitman 5 before this post, and seeing as how I don't see any proof of it even being announced here, I still don't know. But I'm hoping it can be really good because the last one was great.
And Splinter Cell is a definite purchase for me. Love em, and the Tom Clancy games (Mostly the older Ghost Recon and Splinter Cell stuff, oh and Rainbow Six 3 is still my fav RS.)
Why put them against each other when they could both coexist next to my console of choice? :)
But really, I didn't even know of a possibility of Hitman 5 before this post, and seeing as how I don't see any proof of it even being announced here, I still don't know. But I'm hoping it can be really good because the last one was great.
And Splinter Cell is a definite purchase for me. Love em, and the Tom Clancy games (Mostly the older Ghost Recon and Splinter Cell stuff, oh and Rainbow Six 3 is still my fav RS.)
To answer your first question; Because humans, as a species, must dispute everything. This is one of our primary weaknesses as well as greed, pride, and ignorance.
the hitman games are fun but they are all way to repetitive
Foggel
Agreed! Over time, I pretty much rush through the hitman missions, because of that. Splinter Cell is simply awesome. I actually think it has alot of replay value. You can do missions so many different ways, no where near the repetitiveness as lets say Assassin's Creed. I will be getting both games day one. I had the Hitman Trilogy on my PS2, and I have Double Agent for my 360. I love both franchises.
If Hitman uses the same formula it has used in the past... it will be Awesomazing... But since Eidos is owned by Square Enix now... for all we know Agent 47 is now going to be a 14 year old girly boy with long pointy blond hair and a sword the size of a small car...
Squeets
:lol:, :| not funny... im looking forwad to em both. i love both of there series but 47 is my fav video game character so HM5 def.
As much as I love the Splinter Cell series, Conviction is taking the game to somewhere I don't really want to go. I still wanted to see Sam squatting in the shadows and saving the world from generric terrorists than running around during the day looking like a tramp. I am however, really excited at the prospect of playing Hitman 5. I'm a massive fan of the series and I look forward to what new features they include to build on Blood Money.
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