SpyHunter for the Gamecube is a blast from the past, reigniting the thrilling vehicular combat of its arcade predecessor. The G-6155 Interceptor is a joy to control, effortlessly morphing between car, boat, and motorcycle to adapt to the dynamic missions. While the campaign can feel short and the visuals haven't aged flawlessly, the fast-paced action, explosive weaponry, and iconic Peter Gunn theme deliver a nostalgic punch that's tough to beat.

Actually very cool vehicle concept, with fun missions and a very good main ost theme

I was terrible at this game as a kid and never really made it past the first level. I would replay the first level a lot though as this game just seemed like the coolest thing to me at the time, even if it was fairly limited in its scope and hard to play.

Graphics were good for its time.

Something I think most people would miss playing Spy Hunter today is how impressive the vehicle transformations and some of the enviromental interactions must have been on release.
It's a shame that the game starts grinding your balls and making you do almost every goal in every level halfway through though, especially since you need to do a perfect run of a level for the goals you missed the first time around to count.

This game is straightforward, simple, and most importantly, fun! I recommend this if you want something not too complicated yet fun and challenging.

Batman The Dark Knight got inspired by this, you all know that, don't you?