The problem with HD updates is that even if they're well-made they only ever improve the game enough to make it look as good as you remember it – such is the power of a good pair of rose-tinted spectacles.

Tons of content and given Contract's semi-remake status one of the more complete HD collections around; Lots of imaginative, and often darkly funny, set pieces

Silent Assassin is a decade old and it feels like it, with clunky control, inscrutable AI, and lots of trial and error; Visuals are only slightly improved

What the hell??The price of the trilogy is too high!

I have been a Hitman fan since Blood Money and I can say, this is the best trilogy ever, it comes with a art book and 3 Hitman games, for only $39.99! I thought it was going to be $60 like the other new games. But nothing feels better than fiber wiring someone/sedating someone to take their clothes.

I don't have much spare time to review video games but when I was offered by the good people at GamingShogun.com the chance to review the Hitman HD Trilogy for PS3, I gladly accepted and made time to dive back into the games that made me such a huge Hitman fan.

Before we look forward to the launch of the PS4, perhaps we should once again appreciate a series that really drove the success of the PS2 with the release of Square-Enix's "Hitman HD Trilogy" for PS3.

As you can often see the evolution of the series, HD collections of games can be a very interesting thing. Take Hitman: HD Trilogy for instance, when played in the order that the three included games (Hitman 2: Silent Assassin, Hitman Contracts and Hitman: Blood Money) were released you can...

I loved these games back in the day. The HD upscaling is satisfactory and functional. Bought this mainly for Blood Money. Would have rated higher but this game lacks descent control figuration. Maybe a patch will be available soon to change this?

The pack of 3 has complete fodder to be occupied for a year. A patient gamer required. very intersting. veyr engrossing. Nice timely delivery

His name is Agent 47, and I do believe you know his work. He's the world's greatest assassin; travelling the globe to bring a civilised kind of murder for hire to those who deserve it, and somehow world famous despite his greatest talent being getting in and out with nobody knowing he was ever...

If there's one thing that this generation's tradition of HD remakes and re-releases has taught me, it's that time and reality certainly isn't as kind as time and one's natural memories. Hitman HD Trilogy is a perfect example of that.