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Switching from Ethan on the ground, to a sniper covering him from a tower is thrilling. Replaying a level over and over again just to figure out what the game expect the player to do is not fun.įinally, two of Mission: Impossible's levels allow the player to switch between multiple characters at any point. Unfortunately, this occurs on almost every level. If this only occurred on several levels, it would be permissible.
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The player can only learn the correct distraction through trial and error, as well. One draws attention to the player and results in capture. The player is given a choice of two equal distractions. Here the player can take a pill to cure the drugging effects, and attempt to sneak up to the roof, which is the mission objective. Once the player learns this through trial and error, they can make it onto the elevator itself, knock out the hostage, and head up to a medical office. If the player does not do this, and the hostage remains in front, the hostage gets on an elevator and escapes. At this point, the player has to run in front of the hostage, who now, inexplicably does not attempt to fight. Later in the level, though, the effects of an earlier drugging cause the player to stumble and walk slowly. Keeping a hostage in front is common sense. This is a great idea in theory, but take one step in front of this man, and he pulls a gun. For instance, the CIA Interrogation level (which comes before the excellent Break-in level) requires the player to hold a man at gunpoint with an unloaded gun. The more espionage-heavy levels require less running and shooting, but unfortunately, many suffer from bad design. Anytime the action is amped and precision is necessary, precision is hard to come by. Ethan Hunt controls like a man wearing lead boots, marching through mud. While the developers pull off a small handful of excellent levels, the majority of Mission: Impossible's 20 are not only mediocre, but guilty of a video game's greatest possible sin: they are not fun. Unfortunately, most of the game follows the example of the latter, and not the former. What does level four consist of? Running around clumsily and shooting boxes. Every element of this level is perfectly designed, and there are even alternate solutions to certain problems. All the while, the player is stalked by an assassin in a red dress, who must be eliminated out of sight of the party-goers. The player, posing as a waiter at an embassy party, has to lure a military officer down from upstairs, find a non-violent way to incapacitate him, steal his identity, and exit into an area that was previous off-limits. The third level, The Embassy, is a master-class in level design. Gameplay: Mission: Impossible is the worst kind of frustrating.
While this makes little sense, it is hilarious. Young Ethan Hunt, upon doing something cool, will say the phrase, "Rock steady!" in the voice of an elderly man. Helicopters and game gadget clicks and bleeps sound, at best, like what they are supposed to. The guns in Mission: Impossible sound like a gas stove being fired-not guns. Thankfully, if someone spots the player from a distance and begins to shoot, the gunshots can be heard.but it may have been better if they couldn't. In game action, if a guard spots the player, a "Hey, Stop!" text bubble pops on screen.
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Mission: Impossible does feature full voice-acting.in cutscenes only. The Mission: Impossible franchise's classic original theme song does pop up from time to time, and each appearance is welcome. The game contains less than ten original compositions, and few are memorable. Mission Impossible's soundtrack (the last Ocean ever composed), while not a bad piece of work, is not one of the studio's better efforts.
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Sound: Ocean Software have composed great movie-licensed original video game soundtracks before ( Jurassic Park for the SNES). The game's money shot.but it won't swim to the glass when you get home from work.
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