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Hitman x James Bond crossover sees Mads Mikkelsen reprise Casino Royale's Le Chiffre
During this week’s Summer Game Fest showcase, game developer IO Interactive revealed that Hitman: World of Assassination is getting an all-new DLC Elusive Target: Le Chiffre from Casino Royale (2006). Actor Mads Mikkelsen will reprise his role as the iconic movie villain, marking his second notable appearance in video games since Death Stranding.
007: Casino Royale's Le Chiffre comes to Hitman as an Elusive Target today
Hitman: World of Assassination has another Elusive Target for players to hunt, and this time it’s a 007 villain. Get ready to take down Le Chiffre, James Bond’s nemesis from the Casino Royale film from 2006. You can get in and hunt him today! Check out the trailer below.
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