Nintendo 64

Mission: Impossible

Description

Tie-in of the popular movie "Mission: Impossible", third-person action/adventure with 24 levels. Playing the secret agent Ethan Hunt, the player has to fight international terrorists. Assisted by his IMF team, he sneaks into enemy bases, blows up ammunition depots, retrieves stolen information and takes out the terrorists.

The plot is loosely based on the movie; Ethan Hunt is framed and has to prove his innocence which he is only able to do with the help of his good friends from the IMF team.

Part of the Following Groups

• Mission: Impossible games
• Movie-inspired games

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The Press Says

GamePro	Aug, 1998	5 out of 5	100
Super Play	Aug, 1998	92 out of 100	92
Gamezilla	1998	81 out of 100	81
Power Unlimited	Sep, 1998	7.8 out of 10	78
All Game Guide	1998		70
Game Revolution	Sep 01, 1998	B-	67
GameSpot	Jul 15, 1998	6.6 out of 10	66
IGN	Jul 20, 1998	6.6 out of 10	66
Nintendo Land	2003	65 out of 100	65
Gamer's Pulse	Mar 08, 2000	5.9 out of 10	59

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Trivia

Sony USA insisted that the camera angles in the ingame cut scenes were modified to make the game look less like the N64 version. That's why the European version (which was approved before that) mostly has the original N64 cut scenes while the US version incorporates major changes that had to be made in the last minute.