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Replay – Mission: Impossible
James Bond isn't the only secret agent/spy/super sleuth/master of gadgets/good-looking ninja guy to make a splash on Nintendo 64. Ethan Hunt was a part of a Mission: Impossible game that launched on the system in 1998 to a respectable 8 out of 10 rating from Game Informer. "The key to this game's success is variety and there's plenty of it," a younger version of me said back in the day.
You'll get a good taste of Mission: Impossible's variety in today's Replay episode. Bryan, Kyle, Jeff Marchiafava, and I play through the first 40 minutes of the game and make a surprising amount of progress. A few of us are skeptical of Mission: Impossible's quality at first, but no one can deny the charm tied to Mr. Hunt infiltrating a party.
Our second segment is of a more recent game that gave Bryan Vore fits during his review. We see how much of the game he can take again. Thanks again for your support throughout the years, gang! Come back next week for another episode!
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