Hitman: Codename 47 screenshots

You've Got Mail. And more importantly, a contract from the Agency. From the laptop display, you can get your maps, target information, and order up some more firepower.

Some Assembly Required. On assignments with only one target, the sniper rifle comes in handy. It even folds down to fit in a convenient, innocent-looking suitcase.

Death from Above. Once alerted, the enemy will often come down in force, using everything from heavy weapons to helicopters to put you away.

Since you won't be needing these... Silently taking down an opponent often has the added bonus of allowing you to don their outfits. Just remember to hide their body somewhere, like this sewer.

Not everyone is out to kill you, as this thankful former damsel in distress tries to prove with a good-bye kiss.

Ammo!!! Firefights are very costly in terms of bullets, health, and your most important possession...the element of surprise.

Flashbacks of 'Nam. Though not an uninteresting level, one does wonder what a hitman is doing in a Central American jungle.

On the roof with a sniper rifle, a clear view of the park, and a bead on your target's shiny little head. The proper way to carry out an assassination.

A frontal assault puts you up against more than a dozen Uzi packing guards as well as an assault helicopter. The slopper way to carry out an assassination.

Rieper admires the fishies, while a lady admires Rieper. A shame he doesn't prefer women.

Dual berettas in hand, Hitman thinks he's John Woo. Lee Hong's bodyguards would tend to disagree.

Green is not Rieper's preferred color. He much prefers arterial red.

The Hitman follows a waiter into the bathroom and does his dirty little business. I guess he got tired of getting his plate taken away before he was finished.

47 confronts Lee Hong, the first of the boss-like Five Fathers. Lee Hong might have a sword, but 47's got an Uzi. Guess who wins?

Deep within the Columbian jungle, the Hitman battles Drug Lord Pablo Ochoa's personal army

The Hitman explores ancient Mayan ruins for an entrance to Pablo's compound

The Hitman feeds a pig (of the human variety) to the Uwa Jungle God, aka a very large Jaguar

Hitman in a boss battle again Father #2, the cocaine-fueled, superhuman Drug Lord Pablo Ochoa and his little friend... an M60 mounted machine gun

Rieper goes on a killing spree inside the Budapest Thermal Bath Hotel. I guess no TV and no beer makes Hitman go crazy.

Duke Nukem would be proud. Of course, that's not necessarily a GOOD thing.

Conditioned to be a soulless instrument of death, the Hitman recoils from sexuality. That doesn't make him any less of a man, however. Women are still dead tired when he's through with them.

Hitman prepares to re-enact the Psycho shower scene with Father #3, Franz Fuchs. Calm down, he's wearing a thong. On second thought, panic.

While in Rotterdam, Rieper helps himself to some of that infamous Northern European hospitality. Ah, the land where hard drugs are free as God intended, and sex workers are subsidized by the government.

The Hitman can't always kill those pesky guards. Sometimes he will need to use more subtle distractions (if you can call a half naked exotic dancer pole dancing a light post subtle)