Hitman: Absolution's First Teaser Trailer

Not too long ago, IO Interactive had done an ARG with the Hitman Community on their official forums, which then revealed this image, ending the ARG. After that, Eidos had trademarked Hitman: Absolution as the potential title for the new game that they have in development. Today, Eidos released a teaser trailer for the new Hitman game. Not much is seen until the end at least, revealing the iconic barcode as seen in the past Hitman games. Under the barcode, we see numbers, which, if you look at it backwards, reveals the date June 7th, 2011.

Be sure to check back on Gamerzitch during E3 to keep you up to date with this long-awaited sequel!

New Hitman Game Titled "Hitman: Absolution"

Hitman seems to be the new hype now since the first teaser pictures started coming up. Well, we were promised that at E3 2011, we'll be getting our very first look at a game, years in the making. We're not getting much until then, but it's not the biggest news out there, but the next Hitman game may have gotten it's official title.

Square-Enix has recently just trademarked the title, "Hitman: Absolution," for the long-awaited game. Originally going under the name Hitman 5, without a subtitle, it was long rumored for the game to even go in development since a few years ago, but for Hitman fans, all I have to say is, "Rejoice!!!"

Hitman 5 Reveal to be at E3 2011

Ladies and Gentlemen, that right there is your first teaser for the long-rumored and anticipated sequel in the Hitman franchise. Over at IO Interactive's Hitman forums, the community manager had kicked off and ARG (Alternate Reality Game) for a bit of viral marketing. With many clues and other images uploaded, such as part of the script, barcodes from the infamous Agent 47, the final piece ended up being this picture. Not much has been said since the ARG wrapped-up, except the fact that the game will officially be unveiled on the first day of E3 2011.

For more of IO Interactive's ARG for this tease, check out the official Hitman forums or look at NeoGaf's investigation into this mini-announcement