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IO wanted Hitman’s Agent 47 to be the ‘Coca-Cola’ of stealth games

The inherited traits

The article describes how 47 inherited all kindsa things from his fathers (speed from Lee Hong, intelligence from Fuchs, etc.). Has any of this actually been flat out stated anywhere? All I've heard is that the fathers' genetic what-so-evers were used as a basis, but what 47 specifically gained from each of the fathers hasn't been estabilished.

Or..? -- Kalkku 29, August, 2006

It hasn't. Pure especulation if you ask me, nothing else.

Remove the release timeline from this article, as it is already in the hitman(franchise) article

Removing the release timeline in the appearence section, and instead, replacing it with a condensed plot summary of each game.

(Release timeline is already in this article) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hitman_(franchise)#1998%E2%80%932000:_Conception_and_first_game

Breadyfreddyswhitevan (talk) 16:19, 17 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]