I had no issues with that personally.  I could tear people a part on it.  THough it is class based so not every character is treated equally when it comes to kills.  If you want to be a person that kills a lot and moves forward into bases then your best bet would be The Peashooter and The Foot Soldier.  

I really hope if Agent is shown at E3 that it's also coming to Xbox One. If not, I'll buy it on PS4.
Let's just hope it is somehow shown.

Do we have any gameplay regarding agent

OH shit, I hope they announce it, another mark on my bingo card if they do.

I think PD was on a lot of people's cards :p

I really hope that Agent is Multiplatform.

Now i dont know how the deal worked but I think Rockstar had some kind of deal with Rockstar.  You'd have to look up some info on it but i do believe it is in contract with sony.  Though things could have changed sine then, idk.  I just hope the game is good at this point.  It seems to have went through the infamous developement hell.

Just made this in Photoshop, get hyped, 17 days!!!!

Scratch what I last said.  This is why it was marked as an exclusive so yes things could def have changed since then.  Though i wouldnt bet on it either

Ben Feder, president of Rockstar parent Take-Two Interactive, has piped up about why Agent, announced at Sony's E3 2009 press conference, is a PlayStation 3 exclusive.

"The trade-offs a publisher will typically make is, if you're platform-agnostic, you get a larger installed base", Feder said. "You're platform exclusive when you get the right kind of support from first parties."

You've got to wonder, of course, what kind of support Rockstar's getting. It might just be PR and marketing, but the kind of support Take-Two got from Microsoft for the Xbox 360-exclusive GTA IV DLC involved a big fat wad of cash.

"At this phase in the cycle, when you're trying to launch a new franchise, exclusivity can really help you launch the franchise. It can give you the kind of platform that you need to start exclusive, start in the right kind of way with the right kind of partner. Exclusivity does work", Feder went on.

Agent is being overseen by the Housers, founding fathers of Rockstar. Development is being handled by Rockstar North, the studio behind GTA IV.

Going on to big up the PS3 Feder, apparently unphased by the console's lagging sales, said, "I have a lot of confidence in Sony. I have a lot of confidence in their ability to lead the market, as they always have. Their console is a terrific platform to be developing for, and Agent is a great testament as to our belief in what that platform can do, and what they can do with us as part of a partnership."

The unveiling of Agent was, it must be said, a modest affair. The game took a bit of a back seat toAssassin's Creed 2.

For more on Agent, see the comments of Rockstar founder Sam House

Well things could change I mean look at FF13 and FF15 both were announced as PS3 exclusives and later went multiplatform. I also remember Sony showing and early tech demo from Rockstar saying it was PS3 exclusive and later turned out to be ReadDead Redemption.