Hitman Sniper Challenge: Publishers, bring out your deadliest

You may have a keen aim when it comes to targeted marketing campaigns, but how well do you fare with a sniper rifle?

MCV and Square Enix is looking for the UK games industry’s deadliest assassin in our Hitman Sniper Challenge competition. The best performers each month will win a 16Gb Wi-Fi iPad 2 and a 10" Agent 47 statue – and in September, that means publishers.

The second and third prize is the 10" statue. A 2" version will be given to the rest of the Top Ten – and let’s not forget our secret star prize for the Ultimate Assassin, which will be decided in December.

July was our Media league, topped by Future’s Iain Wilson with a whopping 4.7 million points. August was our Retail league, and we’ll have the final scores in next week’s issue of MCV. Now it’s your turn, publishers.

If you want to take part in our Hitman Sniper Challenge contest, all you have to do is fill in your details attinyurl.com/sniperchallenge.

Download codes are available for Xbox 360, PS3 and Steam. If you already have the Hitman Absolution pre-order game, Sniper Challenge, send in a photo of your high score to sniperchallenge@intentmedia.co.uk.

You have until September 30th to send in your scores. October will be our Developer league, followed by miscellaneous competitors in November. We’ll then have the winners of each league back in December as we search for the Ultimate Assassin.

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