Gruesome: Danny/Leo hits the hunter on the back of the head, causing the hunter to turn around.The hunter then turns around only to be killed by getting hit in the face with the pliers. Violent: Danny/Leo hits the hunter on the back of the head with the handle of the pliers, causing the hunter to fall face first on the ground.Hasty: Danny/Leo hits the hunter on the back of the head, instantly killing him.Some of the weapon execution animations are different on console versions, such as the pliers: Some of the original voice lines of Leo are absent during gameplay, such as telling the player to kill an enemy more violently and cheering on after certain kills. Some of the executions are heavily censored beyond the censorship filter, such as violent (yellow) and gruesome (red) variants of the katana executions for example, which would normally cut hunter's head off when performed in the uncensored version on PC, but instead it just plays the appropriate animation without doing so.
This also makes the requirement to get atleast 3 style points on each level in order to unlock Release Therapy level absent, and it will be unlocked anyways after completing the game. The maximum amount of style points player could achieve is 5 points. The PlayStation 2 version of the game has notable changes due to censorship, such as: Removal of the style points system which would award the player these points depending on the different executions performed, time spent completing an episode and difficulty level played on. It is presumably a developer saying, "This sound has not been built yet." This sound file is repeated multiple times with the execution sounds. Whyte in her lab, or similar to the final ending, killing Leo in a modified version of the asylum, which can be partly seen in the final version, in Release Therapy's end cutscene. The original endings had the player deciding if they wanted to kill Dr. The order of levels are different from the order in the final game, with a handful of them getting cut. Uzi w/ Flashlight: Would have been just a regular Uzi with a flashlight.Newspaper: Like the Dildo, the Newspaper still has its animations and a HUD icon.It most likely would have been used as a lure or a shop or store was planned to be in the game. Money: Money doesn't appear at all in the game.Hook: Not the Meat Hook but a hook that would have been a regular weapon.Hammer: The hammer from the first game was going to appear according to sound files for its executions from the first game along with an unused HUD icon.Acid Bottle: Yet another bottle was originally used.Dildo: While no model remains, its animations, sounds and HUD icon still remain.Camera: It is unknown what this has been used for and it only has a HUD icon.Blow Torch: Setting people on fire with a torch? Fun! Sadly, only sound files and a HUD icon remains.
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