An Action-adventure game based on the 1996 film Mission: Impossible. It was for Nintendo 64. It was later ported to the PlayStation, with minor additions such as voice acting. A sequel, Mission: Impossible – Operation Surma, was released in 2003.
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Impresionante la verdad, me encanto este juego.
Unfortunately for this game, GoldenEye 007 was already out by the time this came out and even though this was not a first-person shooter, it failed to even remotely match the bar that was set by GoldenEye with well-designed and smart goal-based levels.
It was obivous that the budget for this game was somewhat on the low side, featuring limited graphics, poor performance, and janky movements. With that being said, I feel like M:I offered some interesting ideas for the time such as the Embassy level (which in my opinion, it's one of the best stealth levels of its time) but the prominent factor in this game is the inconsistency in the game's quality and level design ranging from excellent (such as the aforementioned Embassy level) to poor (underground sewer level).
Overall, it's not a bad game for its time and I feel like with a better budget and perhaps more development time this could have become a product that really stood out.
It was obivous that the budget for this game was somewhat on the low side, featuring limited graphics, poor performance, and janky movements. With that being said, I feel like M:I offered some interesting ideas for the time such as the Embassy level (which in my opinion, it's one of the best stealth levels of its time) but the prominent factor in this game is the inconsistency in the game's quality and level design ranging from excellent (such as the aforementioned Embassy level) to poor (underground sewer level).
Overall, it's not a bad game for its time and I feel like with a better budget and perhaps more development time this could have become a product that really stood out.
ttem uma fase q vc tem que ultrapassar uns lasers com o personagem. tem 10 anos q eu não sei como passa daquela fase. mas adoro é um dos melhores jogos de n64 com certeza (não supera os marios e zelldas nunca)
This one has a reputation of being bad, but I disagree. For its time it did a lot of things right and manage to actually make you feel like a spy. Back then people and reviewers were often comparing to GoldenEye which makes it bad by default. But it was a good game for its era.
Flawed but at the same time very underrated.
Partly rough and obtuse, but occasionally brilliant with some inventive mission structures blending a variety of concepts to its stealth action formula.
A unique n64 experience that pushed a few boundaries with its genre.
A unique n64 experience that pushed a few boundaries with its genre.