Editorial Review

Praised for brilliant scripts and open-ended gameplay, vilified for unapologetic violence and mature themes, Grand Theft Auto has deservedly become one of the most popular game franchises in history. This double pack contains the full versions of both Grand Theft Auto III and Grand Theft Auto III: Vice City, enhanced for Xbox. Xbox gamers can rejoice that the grand king of video games--The Sopranos with a gamepad--is finally available on the big black box.

Grand Theft Auto
With Grand Theft Auto III Rockstar proves that not all developers are concerned with toning down the violence in their games. This sequel is even more bloody, violent, and sadistic than its popular predecessors, offering up an enormous 3-D city in which nearly any criminal act is possible. Players are free to steal cars, beat up the local population for their money (or weapons), make time with prostitutes, or simply roam to their heart's content. Those seeking more structure can embark on dozens of missions driven by a genuinely interesting crime-story plot or steal cars that let them play minigames. Nab a cop car and you can go on vigilante missions. Grab a cab and you can play a deadly version of Crazy Taxi. Take a fire truck and you can earn money putting out fires. The minigames are a good way to unwind after a particularly difficult mission. With so much to do, the game just never gets boring.

As you'd expect, there are consequences for criminality. As your random acts of mayhem mount up the police start hounding you, eventually calling in SWAT trucks, the FBI, and even the army if you continue down the path of destruction. Shaking these pursuers is easily the most fun part of the game, especially when a bunch of friends are packed in the room to witness your narrow escapes.

Grand Theft Auto III is fine-tuned to near perfection in every category. All the vehicles, from slick sports cars to lumbering dump trucks, handle exactly as you'd expect and smash apart realistically when abused. The three islands in the game are rendered in terrific detail considering their size, and are packed with traffic, pedestrians, and hidden jumps. The audio is equally amazing. Pedestrians talk, cops scream at you, and you can tune in nine different radio stations whenever you are in a car. It all adds up to a monumental achievement: the rare console game for adults that manages to get everything right.--T. Byrl Baker

Grand Theft Auto III: Vice City
How big is this game? Even publicists for other games end up talking about Vice City when they call our office, babbling in the same helplessly intoxicated way that afflicts everyone who plays it. The achievement of Vice City (which, as everyone knows by now, is set in the 1980s and offers an all-new, Miami Vice-inspired story) is not only that it manages to live up to an absurd level of expectation, but that it takes the game places that fans of its predecessor Grand Theft Auto III never dreamed of, and that it achieves this astonishing level of innovation without losing anything that made GTA3 the bestselling PS2 game of all time.

After a brilliant homage to the era of the Commodore 64 in the opening credits, the first thing you'll notice is the improved graphics, which are smoother and more detailed, and--with effects like neon lights reflected on rain-slick streets, and intense Florida sunlight--have a lush, tropical look that immediately gives you a strong sense of place. The architecture is more fabulous by tenfold, with art deco buildings, high-rise hotels, and believably seedy back alleys. The control scheme is essentially the same as in GTA3, but the cars handle much better, and in pedestrian mode there is a new crouch move. You will have access to fast, great-handling cars right away, as opposed to GTA3 which made you unlock the second island before you could get your hands on any respectable wheels. This game has such riches to offer that there is no need to be chintzy with the vehicles.

Cops are more vigilant this time--minor offenses like whacking innocent bystanders will more often than not get you a two-star wanted level--and are harder to elude (though they still can't seem to climb stairs or negotiate sharp turns). So while free-roaming exploration is as fun as ever, there is more incentive to perform the missions instead of randomly raising hell. Not that that's a bad thing: even lazy criminals like myself (in GTA3, I would rather toss hand grenades into traffic than follow orders from some rude Mafia boss) will be quickly caught up in the vivid characters and hilarious, fascinating story, in which you play an acid-washed-jeans-wearing thug named Tommy Vercetti. Where in GTA3 missions were blocky, schematic affairs only nominally connected to the story, this time tasks move the story briskly along and deftly blend cinematics and game action. For example, there is a scene of a character throwing Tommy a gun, at which point you are suddenly thrown back into the action and must make an instant decision about whom to trust and what to do.

There are more, and more detailed, indoor environments, including a hotel, police station, and mall (a slight downside to this is that some of the more elaborate indoor environments require load times). The layout of the city, with tons of backyards, narrow alleys, and fire escapes, encourages creativity when eluding pursuit, as does greater access to rooftops. Get your motorcycle up the fire escape and a whole new world of action is possible, including... well, use your imagination.

This overview barely scratches the surface of the Vice City experience, its colorful explosion of music, clothes, combat, and brilliant voice acting, not to mention the plot twist midway through the game that changes the very nature of the game itself. Though it was the outrageous, amoral violence that got all the press, the essential genius of GTA3 was its intoxicating blend of script and open-ended action. In Vice City this is--to use a cliché that is for once apropos--taken to a whole new level.--David Stoesz

Pros:

• Open-ended gameplay; player can chose to be relatively law-abiding or engage in wanton virtual destruction
• Varied missions
• Brilliant scripts with Hollywood voice acting
• Rocking sound track (also available in our Music store)
• Xbox-enhanced graphics

• As the The Sopranos of games, GTA 3 draws unwanted attention from overzealous legislators
• No multiplayer

Features

• New guns and new moves make action more cinematic and intense than ever before
• Fully integrated Havok physics engine allows for interactive environments creating incredible combat scenes
• For 1 player
• Third-person action shooter game
• A violent, Film Noir love story between a cop and a femme fatale murder suspect

Reviews (45)

Fabulous story+Lots of shooting=SUPER GAME
This game is more than a "first person shooter".It's an adventure.The comic book story panels that grace the screen in between scenes gives it so much better appeal, not like an old Doom game where all you do is walk forward and shoot the crap out of everything.There are a ton of weapons in your arsenal and as the story rolls along and get's more drawn out and complex, so does your challenging missions!

Max Payne2 has excellent storyline and plot, the graphics are great, It's cintematic suspense makes you feel like you are right there in the old apartment building, heart beating faster as you hear footsteps on the tile floor around the corner. The bullet-stop-action (or whatever that is they do in the Matrix) is excellent and makes the one on one shooting scenes all the more exciting!

Max Payne 2 is a direct sequel to the original and picks up after the events of that game. Max, now a detective and wearier than ever of the world, once again has his hands full as he finds himself hopelessly attached to the lovely Mona Sax, a murder suspect and part of a bigger plot that ties in to Max's own dark past. There are tons of references and parallels to the original story.

Fans will undoubtedly be pleased by some of the nudging and winking, though someone starting off with Max Payne 2 would probably feel rather left out, despite the presence of an optional cutscene that summarizes what happened leading up to Max Payne 2. Still, this is a surprisingly complex narrative for a game, irrespective of the genre.

Holy Guacamole!
This game is spectacular! It has no flaws. The first game limited you, and, no offense to the designers, had the most hideous facial graphics ever! In Max Payne 2, he has great facial graphics. The game is more like a movie, it has calm scenes that may be in the NYPD offices and apartments to The Cleaners (Hence the name) and The Fun House (Hence the name again).

~~*Good*~~
~ Sounds
~ Graphics
~ Story
~ Difficulty
~ Intensity
~ Menu Scenes
~ Comicagraphy
~ Inside Reality
~ Violence
~ Bloody

~~*Cons*~~
~ NOTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!

Features

• Featuring a powerful 3D engine, True Crime: Streets Of L.A. allows players to move freely through a 400 square mile living, breathing re-creation of the City of Angels.
• Players will be able to visit popular L.A. landmarks, or buy services from local gun merchants, mechanics or doughnut shops.
• Improve Kang's abilities by visiting auto simulators, dojo's and gun ranges around town.
• Thirty vehicles to choose from
• Fighters move in bullet time

Reviews (73)

What the hell?
So, if you like GTA I can't guarantee you'll like this, but it's still a fun game.The graphics are pretty much the same as The Getaway.Anyway, you're playing the character of an annoying Asian guy who's mean as hell and somehow passed the psych evaluation test to become a cop.The game is definately a knock-off on the whole GTA series, yet it's not as addictive or fun.The gameplay isn't really a freeroaming thing, it's set up like The Getaway with levels where you can free roam, but you have a certain place to be, you just don't have to go there, which is what I prefer to do.Since you're a cop, random crimes will pop up on the map such as, rape, gunfights, carjacks, illegal street racing.These are the most fun since you are free to do what you want when dealing with these crimes.A car chase might lead to a wreck, and then you'll be chasing the perpetrator on foot down the sidewaks as he shoots back at you hitting innocent pedestrians making the police experience very entertaining.There's different ways you can deal with criminals, such as holding up your badge.They might drop their guns, but if they've already downed a few uniform cops they'll probably ignore it, or run.You can also take your guns out and shoot a warning shot into the air.At this they'll either break into a run or surrender.One interesting and innovative feature is that while driving you are able to shoot out of the window ahead of your car at the car you're chasing.This usually leads to popping the tires, and then going for the gas tank.Also, for in-car and on-foot fighting you can use bullet time to focus as the fighting is pretty fast and it's easy to get quickly shot to death.One of the gimmicks of this game was that it was a fighting, shooting, and driving game.I'd have to say the worst would be the fighting mode, since it's just too annoying during the story mode.You could just pull out your guns and shoot the people, yet you are forced to fight them.One of these instances is a very pointless fight in a hobo house with hobos that are harder to fight than your brother who knows kung-fu.The driving is probbly the second worse, since it's so unrealistic.I heard that the damage would be really realistic, yet when you hit a tree you don't even slow down.It just fades away.The shooting is really cool though, since you can go to a semi-first-person mode with bullettime, and aim at a person possibly just disabling them instead of killing them outright.Well, the game would be at my house if it was cheap, but it really isn't.This XBOX version lets you put in your songs, and it is actually cool to hear your music play at random during fights and driving.Buy at your own risk, I take no responsibility.

Asian Superhero? Jackie chan says it could work!
I love this game, and the fact that the hero is actually someone not in the usual norm. Tall, Rugged, White/Black - it says something about activision, that anyone can be a hero (and reckless). This game rocks, I thought it was a usual car driving game at first, but it's actually got everything, throw in a tank and a bunjee and it could rival halo 2. well, not really, but it's got a good script, and a hot woman. Graphics could be way better, but over all it's not bad.

Features

• Create and customize your own rider, including hair style, gear, and customized board graphics
• Multiple multiplayer modes: Via split-screen, LAN, or Xbox Live
• For 1 to 2 players, or multiplayer over LAN or Xbox Live
• The ultimate freestyle snowboarding experience
• Explore vast areas of wide-open, spectacularly rendered real mountains

Reviews (21)

Remake
This game is at least 3 stars if you don't own any of the Tony Hauk games. This game is exactly the same except that you're
on a snowboard and going down hill. I would not rcomend getting this game if you have ever played Tony Hauk and didn't like it.
The game objective is the same as Tony Hauk. It's pretty much a remake.

That was fat!
Everything a snowboarder could wish for in the offseason.
If your little brother brings over his friend who still needs to learn about the order of the birds and the bees, and, lets say he customizes his boarders apparel to look a little on the fruity side, then the cameramen will not hisitate to express exactly what is going through your head, so you don't have to go through the effort of saying it yourself.I won't mention exactly what they say, but it starts whith "Qu" and ends with "eer!"
Really hard to advance, but the bragging rights are worth it.Also, there's a video of Australian pro Tora Bright.She's kinda cute.

Editorial Review

Editorial Review

Halo 2 is one of those rare video games that garnishes attention from regular folk who wouldn't know which direction to point a game controller. With more than 1.5 million pre-orders and a massive release party in Times Square, the game enjoys the sort of buzz, and sales, generally reserved for boy wizards. But does it merit the hype?

Opening Scene

Halo 2 opens with a cut scene in the Covenant Holy City of High Charity. Much has happened since Master Chief (that's you) created so much havoc for the Covenant in the first Halo, and the Arbiter has much atoning to do for his failures. This first cut scene is long, but the lush graphics, orchestral sound, and polished voice talent for both this and other cut scenes as well as the game itself put most animated television shows to shame.

Much has happened since Master Chief created so much havoc for the Covenant in the first Halo, and the Arbiter has much atoning to do.

In the end, though, Halo 2 is unabashedly a first-person shooter. It has a Mature rating and is not meant for kids. Gameplay is constant and intense. No sooner is one bunch of aliens taken care of than another descends. The controls are identical to the first game so those familiar with it will be up and blasting in no time. And the sound and graphics have been beefed up so that Halo 2 is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful console games available.

Opening Fire

Most of the weapons from the first game return, although strangely the MA5B Assault Rifle (the default weapon in the first game) is not available. There is a single melee weapon known as the Covenant Sword, but the controls for it are the same as that for all the shooter weapons, making it difficult to direct. Also, for a new twist, you can hold two of the smaller guns at the same time and shoot double-fisted.

As for vehicles, the old favorites are back and joined by a few new, mostly Covenant wheeled monsters. Some improvements have been made to the AI so that the nonplayer characters can drive without running into too many obstacles while you man the turret. This improved AI also has enemies ducking for cover, and the banter from both the Marines and the bad guys has undergone massive improvements so that it no longer sounds quite so repetitive.

On Your Own

The most significant change in the single-player game is with Master Chief's much-touted defensive suit. At the beginning of the game, he is told that the suit has been upgraded, but it's really undergone a severe downgrade. In Halo 2, the player has only one lifeline. Unlike in the first game, there is basically no defensive shield on the suit, making gameplay tougher. It can often take multiple--sometimes a maddening number--attempts to make it through thorny parts of the game.

Or with a Friend

Finally, no review of a Halo game is complete without mentioning multiplayer. One of the main reasons to buy Halo 2 is the ability to play through Xbox Live, a feature not included in the first game, which was among the original releases for the Xbox. Multiplayer for Halo 2 uses all of the same weapons and vehicles as in the single-player game, and the types of games available in Halo (King of the Hill, Slayer, Capture the Flag) return with a host of new maps. Multiplayer Halo 2 offers customizable profiles, control layout, and screens as well as a voice proximity feature, where you can talk with other players via an Xbox Communicator so that those closer to you sound louder than those farther away. Players can also create both permanent clans and temporary parties in the Xbox Live world. Undoubtedly, this multiplayer feature alone ensures that Halo 2 will remain a top-selling game for years to come. --David Morel

Pros:

• Lush graphics and orchestral sound
• Constant, thumping shoot-'em-up action
• Multiplayer available through Xbox live

Cons:

• Suit downgrade makes single-player often overly difficult
• Get ready for some bleary-eyed mornings

Features

• Open environment based gameplay allows players to take multiple paths and approaches to defeat the enemy
• Featuring an all-new reward system, unlockable extras, and realistic environment rendering
• For 1 to 4 players
• 10 massive gameplay levels spread across 5 major missions
• Fight off the attack on Pearl Harbor, lead the assault on Guadalcanal, blow up the bridge over the River Kwai, and much more

Reviews (89)

Over-hyped, under-produced
So many of my friends absolutely raved about this game that I ended up buying it and am totally disappointed.I have never played a first-person shooter that is as little fun as this game.The multiplayer is lackluster in comparison to Quake, which came out almost a decade ago, and as far as consoles go, Halo has it beat hands down.My opinion, of course, but the world that this game tries to put you in doesn't strike me at all as immersive and I was very disappointed with the feel of the controls as it's nearly impossible to make any sort of coordinated-looking assault on the enemy.Not to say that it's difficult seeing as the enemy guys have almost no autonomy whatsoever so once you know where they are you can easily pick them off even though it takes a great deal of effort simply to shoot one of them.I am a master sniper on Halo so it's not a problem with my ability to use the actual controller, just in case you were wondering.

That all being said, this game COULD have been really cool.My main complaint is that it just wasn't fun for me.Not in the slightest.I've been having more fun with my copy of Sega GT 2002 that I picked up for $3, and I'm not even usually a racing game fan.If you want a cheap first person shooter go out and get Goldeneye for the 64.They had it right back then... not sure why they can't get it right now...Hm.

No Men on team
There are no men on youre team pretty much.I would strngly suggest Frontline which is long and has men on youre team.I do like the bots in multiplayer.I also like co-op mode.Bottom line: TOO SHORT ANDNO MEN ON YOURE TEAM.

Features

• 20 fully customizable, licensed cars from Mitsubishi Motors, Subaru, Toyota, and more
• Perfect skills by nailing the perfect shift in drag racing and by putting you street cred on the line
• For up to four players
• Features urban street racing and high performance tuner cars
• Build the ultimate street machine by earning cash to pay for custom body kits

Reviews (67)

Need for Speed underground!!!
(Sorry for any mis-spellings)
Story:
You play the live of a young beginning underground street racer, trying to make your way to the top of the charts. To do that you must earn money by winning races and customizing your car.

Gameplay:
My favorite mode is the car customization mode, where you get to buy hundreds of different parts (including Nitrous Oxide, Paint, Vinals, tires, weight reduction...ect ect) to put on one of twenty different cars (including the toyota celica GTS, Mitchubishi lancer...). Then comes the racing part. The only problem I find with it is if your one of those people who get so mad when they cant when a race on the first or second time then I would say that you should rent it first. If your not that it's a really great game.

Interesting take on arcade style racer
I have thoroughly enjoyed the depth that this game has to offer.The arcade style racer has always been a rather safe venue for publishers, but the creative lighting and style of this game make it stand out.This is not a new title by any means, but is well worth the reduced price.The games is deep enough to keep you entertained for hours and doesn't seem to stale as quickly as other arcade racer titles.

Features

• Listen to hot radio station style music as you race
• Highly detailed game environments
• For 1 or multiplayer with Xbox live or System Link cable
• Challenge your driving skills in high-performance vehicles
• You are rewarded for driving fast, skillfully, and keeping car damage to a minimum

Reviews (75)

wow
Ijust bought this game and its amazing you have to buy it!!!!

One of the best racing games ever!!!!!!!!
Project Gotham Racing 2 is an awesome game!!!!! You get lot's of sweet cars, racing environments, graphics, with and online play!!! Their is lot of game time involved with Kudos Racing, Arcade Racing, multi- player. Awesome Graphics + Ferrari,Porsche,Jaguar, GT, Mini,Audi, Ford/Chevy/Dodge, classics,Renault,Suburau,Lamborghini: The list goes on forever!!! If you want me to name some specific cars I will:
Ferrari Enzo, Ford GT, Dodge Viper, Jaguar XJ220,Lamborghini Diablo, Porsche 911 Turbo 3.3 SE, Porsche 365/classic,Jaguar XKR,and many, many more!!! You also race on courses in Toyko,Yokohama,Sydeny,Paris,Moscow,London,Chicago, Washington D.C., Edinburg, and many other places. If I would of listed everything my hands would go numb!!! The only reason I gave it a 4/5 is because their are other games like Gran Trismo 4,and the Burnout games. This game and Gran Trismo 4 give you the best graphics!!! For any racer or car junkie this is a must have!!! The Online Experience also makes this a game you will keep playing for years!!! You can also customize your musig and everything; awesome huh!!!

Features

• Customize and name your own tricks
• Create parks with Skate Park Editor
• For 1 player
• You are an unknown local skate punk trying to make it big
• Get off your board and explore 9 expansive levels

Reviews (41)

I was surprised
I thought this game was going to be like the other tony hawk games. Sure those are great but this one is unbelievable! There is really a story line being played throughout the game. you can also get off your board and run and climb on buildings.
Well the graphics arent amazing but once you start playing you wont care. you start off like a regular skate punk and keep playing to become the number one Skater. you really compete to get sponsered by real sponsers! I give this game 5 stars and i think you will too.

alright...
I've played Tony Hawk since the first one came out on N64. Graphics are good in TH Underground. Gets boring after you've beat it. The objectives should have more to do with skating. Some objectives on that game have to do with crap like rescuing ppl. I buy the frekin game to SKATE. Thats why it only deserves a 3 outta 5, cuz it needs a new edge. Its not fun after you beat it becuz if you play it again, its pointless. LaTer.

Features

• 5 new courses have been added to all the old favorites like Pebble Beach Golf Links and St Andrews Golf Links
• Graphical and gameplay enhancements mean more ball control and more realistic weather and terrain conditions
• For 1 player
• Build yourself from scratch and take on the pros while improving your skills with each solid performance
• Play as or against over a dozen top pros, including Tiger Woods, Vijay Singh, Justin Leonard, and new golfers like John Daly and Adam Scott

Reviews (32)

I love this Game but not a fan of the actual!
The programmers at EA Sports have out done themselves:I must first say that the create-a-player is fantastic.It is fun to make your player as normal or as bizarre as you want. You can customize everything on the character, from their socks to the bling-bling.
Gameplay is really quite easy to learn. For people who just want to pick up golf,it can be good experience. Unlike real golf, the gameplay isn't frustrating!
Putting can be a challenge. Once you do it a few times, you can get the hang of it.
Your character can quickly earn money and endorsements.It lets you unlock different aspects of the game from favorite golf holes to different clothes to purchase.
FUN FUN FUN!This game is great fun. The career mode seems quite lengthy and will probably be entertaining for hours upon hours. I'd highly recommend this game. After I wear this game out, I will buy 2005.

Add To Your Favorites...
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004 has its greats and it has its downers. The best thing about Tiger Woods is the create a golfer mode. It is the best out of every game where you can create a player. You can go from choosing your complexion to changing your eye set. The great create a golfer mode is why people love this game.

As for the modes, you can play a PGA Tour season, a World Tour where you face a bunch of real and fake golfers and get cash if you beat them. You can also play scenerios, where maybe you have to make a very long putt to get a better putter.

As for the gameplay, your left thumbstick is like the backswing and downswing of your club. If you swing the stick staright up and down, you will hit it straight. If you move the stick accidentally in other directions, you will hit it into the rough.

But, just like real golf, the putting is impossible. You dont take a full swing. The caddy advice says to aim it maybe 3 inches left but it is very frustrating.

Overall, Tiger Woods is a good game. With extras like getting sponsors like Nike and Adidas, you could select any club and get money. Tiger Woods 2005 will probably be better, so try that one out before anything.

The Tiger of 2004 in game form
Players are not different enough cause you only get Tiger.

I dislike how putting is done.

Too many arcade elements for a "sim" game.

Features

• For 1 player
• 11-on-11 gameplay for every team and every position
• Experience the grittiest, most exciting running game ever created with powerful up-the-gut runs, head-spinning reverses, counter fakes and other fantastic trick plays
• Draft, trade, upgrade, release, sign free agents and watch out for that old veteran who decides to hang 'em up after the season
• Earn money for big wins and achievements that can be spent on free agents

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Reviews (3)

This is the best game ever
I have never played this game, however, I am a quaified video game psychic. For over 24.5 years, I have been reviewing games up to 36 months prior to their release. I have been there shouting the praises of Frogger, six months before it sweept the nation on Atari. Come on, a frog crossing the street? Who else had the balls to call that one. I was the foremost voice in the premature celebration of the release of Goldeneye. From all accounts that I can find, I said it was going to be a hit three years before it was made. I normally charge 72.50 per early review, but I am giving you this nugget for free. Buy this game if you have to sell yourself on the corner. IT IS THAT GREAT.

For more of my future pics visit my site at www.thatgamewillbeawesome.com.

Keep on playing. And be sure to check out "Saved By the Bell Masacre" coming in 2006. It is a first person shooter where you can be Screech or Zach. It is going to be awesome.

MTX: Mototrax
I can't believe the reviews this game is getting! This game is amazing!
Not to mention it has the best music for a game since Tony Hawk's Underground! With the new SLIPKNOT song on it, "Don't Get Too Close".

Oh by the way, amazon.com has wrong information, the new Slipknotcd (Vol 3: The Subliminal Verses) comes out MAY 25, Not April 27! www.RoadRunnerRecords.com if you dont beleive me. Check for yourself.

Outside of Slipknot, some of the featured artists and tracks on MTX: Mototrax are:

A.F.I. - "The Nephilim"
Black Label Society - "Doomsday Jesus"
The Descendents - "Everything Sucks Today"
The Distillers - "Dismantle Me"
Disturbed - "Intoxication"
Dope - "Burn"
Faith No More - "Digging The Grave"
Jet - "Take It Or Leave It"
Metallica - "Motorbreath"
The Misfits - "20 Eyes"
Pennywise - "Now I Know"
The Stooges - "Funhouse"
Thrice - "Artist In The Ambulance"
....and more

also for Slipknot fans, A three-minute Slipknot video will is included in MTX: Mototrax as well as a secret character and bike designed by the band. A special cheat code to unlock the secret character will be placed on the band's upcoming album.

Features

• Utilize classic IMF-style gadgets including scanners, inner-ear communicators and mind-blowing IMF disguises
• Tackle missions in exotic locations including the Middle East, Rome and Eastern Europe
• For 1 player
• Play as Ethan Hunt, leading your IMF team through a stealth-action Mission: Impossible
• Control the gameplay with multiple paths toward completing each mission

Reviews (2)

Decent
The game is decent but no where near great. It is definately not comparable to [edited]. The controls are a bit difficult as far as manuvering and aiming are concerned, and the graphics could have been better too. My personal opinion, I don't really like this game and there isn't much excitement to it, the punching and kicking manuevers are a bit dull also, like when you go to beat a guy up you alwayse do the same combo of moves to knock your guy out. All in all I would reccomend renting this to try it out before buying it.