Hitman HD Enhanced Collection includes Blood Money and Absolution

Warner Bros and IO Interactive have released the Hitman HD Enhanced Collection today for PS4 and Xbox One. Available digitally via the PlayStation and Microsoft StoresHitman HD Enhanced Collection includes both Blood Money and Absolution.

Both titles run at 4K and at 60 fps and according to Warner Bros, features;

increased texture resolution, upgraded texture formats, super-sampling, upscale support, heightened shadow map and mirror resolutions, improved lighting and updated controls

Himan HD Enhanced Collection

In Blood Money, players will do battle against The Franchise across the globe, including Chile, Paris and The White House. 

In Absolution, players will focus on the personal story of Agent 47 across 20 missions. 

Hitman HD Enhanced Collection is available for Xbox One for $84.95, however, for some reason, it’s $90.95 on the PlayStation Store.

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