signal6000 Your not lying.. this game consumed my childhood .. trying to beat it, even WITH Game Genie. But i made it to the end eventually.... but i couldn't figure out the final doomsday password for The Life Of ME!!! Until i found out on youtube years later that the password is given at the end of the previous stage lol. Because i used a stage skip password to the final stage so i wouldn't have known about that. Because i couldn't beat the previous stage either 'that boss was darn near impossible to kill without the floor falling out first'.
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For some reason I loved this game. It kicked my ass as a child, I even damaged controllers, but oh boy, the feeling, the satisfaction when I completed it... priceless. And people say, Contra is difficult... no, this is difficult. Just unfortunately, this game is not very well known.
Ádám Pajor That's what am sayin' , this game a gem, especially for the prime nes early 90's days and i would have beat the game if i knew the dooms day code. But your a beast for beating the stage 4 boss ninja that disappears on the breaking floor before it all breaks apart.
Wheatman 420 lol me too, and couldn't figure out the last stage ending computer password for Nothing! because i used a password to skip to the last stage (which skips the scene part of the game that gives you the password).
Unrelated, but I remember playing Ape Escape with a childhood friend. He was later forced to move away and change schools due to constant bullying. That fact made me snap and finally confront said bully, beat them up and tell them I was done with their shit. By some miracle the bully later came to apologize and asked if we could be friends. Maybe it's the nostalgia (or the alcohol) in me talking, but I feel oddly... reminiscent. Maybe all the memories aren't so bad after all.
@@seriousspikesam7770 That's the thing about bullies. They usually relent when you fight back. It's when you try to evade them that they keep pestering you.
This game was very, very far ahead of it's time IMO. The levels are massive and complicated, really unlike anything else on the NES. And there wasn't just one linear path through each one. You had to come up with your own strategies to try to get through them. Some of the switches you need, and some you don't, so not only did you need to know how the levels were laid out, but you also had to weigh the risks of using them. And the abilities of the different characters opened up shortcuts, so you had to put a lot of thought into how their health should be rationed out. Yes, the game is incredibly hard and unforgiving, but the trial and error aspect is important to the experience too. This is from an era where it was expected to take months to complete a game, and anything less than that was a rip-off. If you really wanted to have the bragging rights to complete this one, you really might spend weeks and weeks of trial and error to map out each of these sprawling levels.
"how to ration health" Yeah, me and my buddy when we were ten "no, don't get that first aid kit!--come back after you use character xyz to get through obstacle xyz...."
@@Phantom.Gaming64 Yeah definitely well said. It did take a couple months! Luckily my older brother discovered the hidden opening 30:52 in the green wall level where the stage seemingly repeats itself. He did this by punching the walls out of frustration. This patience he may have developed from the Nightmare on Elm Street game on PC.
Remember spending countless hours with this one as a kid. The music is one of the keyfactors for me in this game, really memorable and catchy. Great great game!
If it was difficult for you, imagine for me: a child who didn't know any English, who lived in Brazil in the 90's, at a time when there was no internet access. I just wandered around the sets not knowing what to do.
My dad gave me his NES when I was in Middle School, that was on 2004. That was my first game console (and the only one!). When everybody on school was talking about Game Cube, PS2, NDS, Advance SP and all that, I talked with my best friend If he could borrow some NES cartridges (I only owned SMB, which was my first addiction). SMB3, Megaman 2, Rollergames and Mission Impossible were my favorites, thanks to my friend. So... being a 2000s guy, my childhood games are all from the 85's / 90s!
Hi, everybody! I’m from Russia. I played it when I was a schoolboy about 20 years ago. At that time I and all my friends weren’t really good in English that is why it was very difficult (completely impossible) to pass the first stage (unfortunately, we didn’t have the game with Russian subtitles or translation)… I took the dictionary and start to learn English in parallel with playing the game… It was not easy, but I did it. I gone through all stages and reached the last level. I played on the old TV in a gray mode (I didn’t have a good color TV), that is why after the conversation with a boss (1:01:00) I couldn’t find “the red wall” to destroy it… how could I found a red wall if I played in a gray mode??? (blue, red, grey - everything was similare to me... everything was the same :)))) This “mission” was really “impossible” for me :)))) I was really disappointed, because I was the only one among my friends who could reach the last level! Nevertheless, I liked this game! It is really cool! It is one of the best 8-bit games… one of the most difficult… one of the most exciting!!! Thanks a lot to the author of this video!!! Really nice walkthrough!!! Now, I know the end of the story… I know, that 20 years ago I was too close to make the Mission POSSIBLE :))))
Same experience for me, i was a kid and i didn't understand english (i'm from Spain), but i loved this game! played it until the last stage and never could pass it....until years later! One of the best games on the NES!
Man this game freaked me out so much as a kid. All those faces staring at you, and the deaths and animations. The music. I really, REALLY shouldn't have been playing this game as a kid I felt. It's a freakin major blast to see this now, and played by someone who actually knows what they are doing.
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I remember this game, it was awesome, hard, challenging, I loved the music and I think it is horribly underrated.
Awesome game! I still have my copy from when I was a kid. Don't remember why I stopped playing it, though. Never beat the fourth level. It had taken weeks to master the third level. But that's what's great about these games: if you could beat it, you mastered it. Thanks for the nostalgia!
thisisJim85 I HATED the ski level XD And could rarely get to the final computer, let alone beat it. The game can be hardcore especially when you lose a character. But other than that, it's got nice gameplay, music, challenge, etc ;)
This game was really impossible to finish but so so so much fun to play. Lil bit scary with the cool music and hard missions. This game was so deep and way far than other games. Even now if you play it you will love evry second of it. This game was the first game i bought for my MicroGenius and had no idea how hard and addicting it was. I played it for 4-5 years and never finished it. But i always wanted to go ahead and complete the missions. I love this game. So love this game.
I had completed this game in my childhood. One of the few NES games I was proud to complete. But my version of the game had a pass code system and after beating each stage, the game would give pass code that could be used to enter the new stage directly. Btw I loved the music of 3rd stage. I used to just stand somewhere safe and listen to it
The fact that the game had no save option made it absolutely frustrating. I could never get past the two giant claws and would have to start from the beginning of the section over and over again. I even tried using one of those "Game Genie" things -- still no luck. I even called the Nintendo Hint Line (which was one of those "900" pay-per-call numbers). All the CSR said was "That's why they call it Mission: Impossible". I gave up on it and ended up putting the game cartridge under my car's rear tire and s-l-o-w-l-y backing over it. It felt absolutely wonderful. :)
I remember this one... I must have been less than ten years old while I was playing this. I never figured out how to turn off the water valve so the corridor would always flood and kill me. I barely understood any English so I mostly spent my time wandering around and seeing how far I'd go. Usually not very far. Come to think of it, I might still have the cardridge lying around. I had to sell most of my games but I was allowed to keep a couple of them. Now if I'd only remember where we left Action 52... that cardridge would be worth a fortune these days.
38:47 So we get just two minutes of Shannon Reed? Why can't she join your party? She could charm guards into attacking other guards or use her Visitor's blaster.
If you have all noticed: They are some pieces of various game like : - music of metal gear sneke revenge and turtle ninja 2 on nes - the big magnet on level 3 are the same on turtle ninja 1 on nes
I remember playing this game at a friends house. He had an NES while I had the Sega Master System. It was a blast to play, the mood was awesome (as well as the music), and it was one of those games that made me wish I had an NES at the time as well. I do now, so I know I made the right choice purchasing a copy today on Amazon. Thanks for playing and reminding me just how great the NES is. : )
I didn't expect the final boss to be a WarGames reference. I never passed the third level's boss; I thought it was a trick battle where you had to make it fall into a hole.
Eliott Ocasio Still one of my favorites. Good puzzles, good action, appropriate difficulty that made you keep wanting to play instead of using cheap tricks to elongate the gameplay. ~JagOfTroy
I remember buying this game on a whim as a kid....I never got really far at all. It was frustratingly hard. Just watched this run to see what the later levels looked like. I would have smashed this game into pieces had I continued playing.
I dare you to name a NES game more underrated than this one. Its metroidvania elements plus mindblowing moments, plot, cutscenes, soundtrack and puzzles makes this game a miracle. But most people counldnt past the earliest of the game, cose its also very very hard, yet completly fair.
I just came to listen to these tunes. Maybe hard but was one of the best nes games I had as a kid. Could never get past the level with the conveyor belts and animate statues.
I absolutely loved how little hand holding there was in this game. The most you get is being told where the pass is but not where to take it, that there are switches and illusion devices but you have to find them, you're thrown into a level forced to wander around testing different routes, falling into different traps until you get it right. Games today just don't have that experience.
Yep! I still consider this an all-time classic favorite. Even though it was very simple, it had an immense amount of depth and complexity to get through each stage. ~JagOfTroy
I remember renting this game and playing day and night before I had to return it. I finished it but it seemed like for ever. Also, the end reminded me of WarGames the movie." Shall we play a game?"
My Top 20 NES Games Ever Made 1 Ninja Gaiden 2 Super Mario 3 3 Legend of Zelda II 4 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III 5 Double Dragon II 6 Contra 7 Batman 1989* 8 Castlevania II 9 Mike Tyson's Punch Out 10 Chip 'N Dale: Rescue Rangers 11 Robocop 12 Who Framed Roger Rabbit 13 Ducktales 14 Captain America and the Avengers 15 #Mission_Impossible 16 Astyanax 17 WCW Wrestling 18 Bad Dudes 19 Home Alone 20 RBI Baseball
This game is simply too hard to enjoy. It's like the meaning of it's existence, is merely a test for your limits of your patience and frustration level. Last level is so long and hard, it's so devastating only to lose to a stupid little game with the computer because the time is so short -_-
The detail in this game must have blew people away back then. I didn't play it myself, but thats because I didn't appreciate the franchise till I got older.
A few days ago I've finally managed to beat the game after so many years! Words can't describe the happiness and satisfaction I felt, trust me - completing this game will make you feel like a god of gaming!
I'm playing it on a NES emulator. Thank god for save state. Finally got past the ghost temple. That skiing segment is probably harder though. Just insanely hard. I may have to find the code you use to get past that. I think this and Zelda 2 are the hardest games ever made.
here's a strange bit of history, I bought this game in 1996 brand new from a Walmart. I think it may have been reprinted just after the mission impossible movie came out or was announced because I remember that's why I bought it. Game had great music, graphics and control but was just was too hard for me at the time. I might give it another shot someday for bragging rights
I was looking for this game for a long time, there was another that people looked like this but they were bigger. But I don't remember what it's called. if anyone knows help please.
It's so cool though. You know, if you try the Japanese version released by Masiya, they changed it to have sharper controls and removed a lot of the more obtuse points of difficulty to tone it down into something that, while less impressive in difficulty, could be finished with just fast reactions and a bit of strategy. The difference is like night and day.
BigBangBlitz Underrated, not well known game. Hard as hell, finishing it is satisfactory! Remember how high my heart rate was when I was close to the finish of the game. As a child. And the cracking sounds of the controller. Holy shit.
who else think the music is eerie in certain areas also i am not knowing there is a tv version existed way before 1996 movie which features more spy elements than current movie release do
Is this longplay played on an emulator? I have the Pal version. Also wonder if anybody knows if there any difference between the PAL and the NTSC release? Thanks!
I had this game as a kid, and my father played it just enough to beat and never touched it again. I don't blame him. I hardly ever made it through the first level.
This is how I feel about most newer games nowadays. Everything is about graphics and very mediocre gameplay. I've had more fun playing all these NES games for the LPs than just about any video game I've played on PC or console in the past 9 years.
![NES Longplay [258] Wizards & Warriors](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/DS7Cm9Rdymw/mqdefault.jpg)
One of the hardest game ever. And one of the best. Good old days. Amazing game
signal6000 Your not lying.. this game consumed my childhood .. trying to beat it, even WITH Game Genie. But i made it to the end eventually.... but i couldn't figure out the final doomsday password for The Life Of ME!!! Until i found out on youtube years later that the password is given at the end of the previous stage lol. Because i used a stage skip password to the final stage so i wouldn't have known about that. Because i couldn't beat the previous stage either 'that boss was darn near impossible to kill without the floor falling out first'.
For some reason I loved this game. It kicked my ass as a child, I even damaged controllers, but oh boy, the feeling, the satisfaction when I completed it... priceless. And people say, Contra is difficult... no, this is difficult. Just unfortunately, this game is not very well known.
Ádám Pajor
That's what am sayin' , this game a gem, especially for the prime nes early 90's days and i would have beat the game if i knew the dooms day code. But your a beast for beating the stage 4 boss ninja that disappears on the breaking floor before it all breaks apart.
+Ádám Pajor damn the ninja still stuck since i was a kid
Wheatman 420
lol me too, and couldn't figure out the last stage ending computer password for Nothing! because i used a password to skip to the last stage (which skips the scene part of the game that gives you the password).
Beat it with a friend of mine who isn't among us anymore. Rip Frans.
We had some good times beating this very difficult game.
Sorry for your loss 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
RIP Frans
AMONG US IMPOSTER SUS
Unrelated, but I remember playing Ape Escape with a childhood friend. He was later forced to move away and change schools due to constant bullying. That fact made me snap and finally confront said bully, beat them up and tell them I was done with their shit. By some miracle the bully later came to apologize and asked if we could be friends.
Maybe it's the nostalgia (or the alcohol) in me talking, but I feel oddly... reminiscent. Maybe all the memories aren't so bad after all.
@@seriousspikesam7770 That's the thing about bullies. They usually relent when you fight back.
It's when you try to evade them that they keep pestering you.
This game was very, very far ahead of it's time IMO. The levels are massive and complicated, really unlike anything else on the NES. And there wasn't just one linear path through each one. You had to come up with your own strategies to try to get through them. Some of the switches you need, and some you don't, so not only did you need to know how the levels were laid out, but you also had to weigh the risks of using them. And the abilities of the different characters opened up shortcuts, so you had to put a lot of thought into how their health should be rationed out.
Yes, the game is incredibly hard and unforgiving, but the trial and error aspect is important to the experience too. This is from an era where it was expected to take months to complete a game, and anything less than that was a rip-off. If you really wanted to have the bragging rights to complete this one, you really might spend weeks and weeks of trial and error to map out each of these sprawling levels.
Calm down
this game deserve a remake
MAD can’t wait to play this game in 3D on 3Dnes.
"how to ration health"
Yeah, me and my buddy when we were ten "no, don't get that first aid kit!--come back after you use character xyz to get through obstacle xyz...."
@@Phantom.Gaming64 Yeah definitely well said. It did take a couple months! Luckily my older brother discovered the hidden opening 30:52 in the green wall level where the stage seemingly repeats itself. He did this by punching the walls out of frustration. This patience he may have developed from the Nightmare on Elm Street game on PC.
Remember spending countless hours with this one as a kid. The music is one of the keyfactors for me in this game, really memorable and catchy. Great great game!
Yeah I will never forget the music. I used to even come up with silly lyrics to certain tunes
If it was difficult for you, imagine for me: a child who didn't know any English, who lived in Brazil in the 90's, at a time when there was no internet access. I just wandered around the sets not knowing what to do.
My dad gave me his NES when I was in Middle School, that was on 2004. That was my first game console (and the only one!). When everybody on school was talking about Game Cube, PS2, NDS, Advance SP and all that, I talked with my best friend If he could borrow some NES cartridges (I only owned SMB, which was my first addiction). SMB3, Megaman 2, Rollergames and Mission Impossible were my favorites, thanks to my friend. So... being a 2000s guy, my childhood games are all from the 85's / 90s!
Hi, everybody! I’m from Russia.
I played it when I was a schoolboy about 20 years ago. At that time I and all my friends weren’t really good in English that is why it was very difficult (completely impossible) to pass the first stage (unfortunately, we didn’t have the game with Russian subtitles or translation)…
I took the dictionary and start to learn English in parallel with playing the game… It was not easy, but I did it. I gone through all stages and reached the last level. I played on the old TV in a gray mode (I didn’t have a good color TV), that is why after the conversation with a boss (1:01:00) I couldn’t find “the red wall” to destroy it… how could I found a red wall if I played in a gray mode??? (blue, red, grey - everything was similare to me... everything was the same :)))) This “mission” was really “impossible” for me :)))) I was really disappointed, because I was the only one among my friends who could reach the last level!
Nevertheless, I liked this game! It is really cool! It is one of the best 8-bit games… one of the most difficult… one of the most exciting!!!
Thanks a lot to the author of this video!!! Really nice walkthrough!!! Now, I know the end of the story… I know, that 20 years ago I was too close to make the Mission POSSIBLE :))))
Same experience for me, i was a kid and i didn't understand english (i'm from Spain), but i loved this game! played it until the last stage and never could pass it....until years later!
One of the best games on the NES!
На этот канал прилично русских подписано=)
I feel you.
Cheers!
Я только второй уровень мог пройти.
This game is based on the short-lived second Mission: Impossible TV series from 1988-1990, a fact that few people seem to bring up.
Man this game freaked me out so much as a kid. All those faces staring at you, and the deaths and animations. The music. I really, REALLY shouldn't have been playing this game as a kid I felt. It's a freakin major blast to see this now, and played by someone who actually knows what they are doing.
I remember this game, it was awesome, hard, challenging, I loved the music and I think it is horribly underrated.
Awesome game! I still have my copy from when I was a kid. Don't remember why I stopped playing it, though. Never beat the fourth level. It had taken weeks to master the third level. But that's what's great about these games: if you could beat it, you mastered it.
Thanks for the nostalgia!
thisisJim85 I HATED the ski level XD And could rarely get to the final computer, let alone beat it. The game can be hardcore especially when you lose a character. But other than that, it's got nice gameplay, music, challenge, etc ;)
Game was hard as heck thats why.
This game was really impossible to finish but so so so much fun to play. Lil bit scary with the cool music and hard missions. This game was so deep and way far than other games. Even now if you play it you will love evry second of it. This game was the first game i bought for my MicroGenius and had no idea how hard and addicting it was. I played it for 4-5 years and never finished it. But i always wanted to go ahead and complete the missions.
I love this game. So love this game.
I had completed this game in my childhood. One of the few NES games I was proud to complete. But my version of the game had a pass code system and after beating each stage, the game would give pass code that could be used to enter the new stage directly.
Btw I loved the music of 3rd stage. I used to just stand somewhere safe and listen to it
The fact that the game had no save option made it absolutely frustrating. I could never get past the two giant claws and would have to start from the beginning of the section over and over again. I even tried using one of those "Game Genie" things -- still no luck. I even called the Nintendo Hint Line (which was one of those "900" pay-per-call numbers). All the CSR said was "That's why they call it Mission: Impossible". I gave up on it and ended up putting the game cartridge under my car's rear tire and s-l-o-w-l-y backing over it. It felt absolutely wonderful. :)
No doubt. That game was hard as hell. It was a really good game. I got really obsessed with it and just finally gave up on it.
Yeah, game genie had no good codes for this game.
To the OP, lolz. n00b! ;]
@@DerMeister821 You say that like it's a bad thing. XD
@@TarotMage no it's not. :P One of my friends came over with that when we were stuck in the "Temple" (area 3?) level.
Whenever I see any mention of "hardest NES games," THIS is the game I instantly think about.
I also loved this game as a kid. I never made it past the one boss fight where parts of the floor kept disappearing.
experienced same thing
I don’t believe I ever got any further either.
same
I'm surprised this game hasn't been turned into a rom hack of GTA or something
This game was based on the 2nd Mission: Impossible TV show from 1988-1990.
yeah, even though the 60s show was better
It was filmed here in Australia
Loved this game as a kid. Never got nowhere to completing it like. But fantastic soundtrack and gameplay. A very underrated title.
That boat racing stage was one of the most intense and fun levels of any game during that era. What a rush that was back in the day lol
I remember this one... I must have been less than ten years old while I was playing this. I never figured out how to turn off the water valve so the corridor would always flood and kill me. I barely understood any English so I mostly spent my time wandering around and seeing how far I'd go. Usually not very far.
Come to think of it, I might still have the cardridge lying around. I had to sell most of my games but I was allowed to keep a couple of them. Now if I'd only remember where we left Action 52... that cardridge would be worth a fortune these days.
I couldn't even get past the first level😂 , well done sir well done.
Finally i can die in peace after seeing its end
38:47 So we get just two minutes of Shannon Reed? Why can't she join your party? She could charm guards into attacking other guards or use her Visitor's blaster.
This game was incredible, well advanced at the time, a classic !!!
Doctor O and his secretary must be the least rescued characters in video game history.
No, that would still belong to Princess Toadstool on Super Mario Bros 1 nes.
Amazing after 30 years, this game is still very good.
I will say one thing or a few things..BREAK AWAY FLOOR NINJA BATTLE.Took me millions of tries to beat that dude when i was younger.
If you have all noticed:
They are some pieces of various game like :
- music of metal gear sneke revenge and turtle ninja 2 on nes
- the big magnet on level 3 are the same on turtle ninja 1 on nes
At least this Mission: Impossible is safe from Tom Cruise.
Yeah, since it came out in 1990, 6 years before the movie. It's speficially based on the second TV series from 1988, apparently.
@@Magitek1112 and when Jim Phelps was still the good guy
Damn
I like the Castlevania style music.
I remember playing this game at a friends house. He had an NES while I had the Sega Master System. It was a blast to play, the mood was awesome (as well as the music), and it was one of those games that made me wish I had an NES at the time as well. I do now, so I know I made the right choice purchasing a copy today on Amazon. Thanks for playing and reminding me just how great the NES is. : )
I didn't expect the final boss to be a WarGames reference. I never passed the third level's boss; I thought it was a trick battle where you had to make it fall into a hole.
10:36 this is Jacket from Hotline Miami
Awesome run through! This game was so hard back in the day.
Eliott Ocasio Still one of my favorites. Good puzzles, good action, appropriate difficulty that made you keep wanting to play instead of using cheap tricks to elongate the gameplay.
~JagOfTroy
freaking iconic musicccccccc
and the game always felt like the precursor to gen's shadowrun.
"This game isn't fun. Can we play another one?"
I've been thinking the same thing
I remember buying this game on a whim as a kid....I never got really far at all. It was frustratingly hard. Just watched this run to see what the later levels looked like. I would have smashed this game into pieces had I continued playing.
I dare you to name a NES game more underrated than this one. Its metroidvania elements plus mindblowing moments, plot, cutscenes, soundtrack and puzzles makes this game a miracle. But most people counldnt past the earliest of the game, cose its also very very hard, yet completly fair.
I just came to listen to these tunes. Maybe hard but was one of the best nes games I had as a kid. Could never get past the level with the conveyor belts and animate statues.
Epic play through. World of longplays sets the standards
I absolutely loved how little hand holding there was in this game. The most you get is being told where the pass is but not where to take it, that there are switches and illusion devices but you have to find them, you're thrown into a level forced to wander around testing different routes, falling into different traps until you get it right. Games today just don't have that experience.
Yep! I still consider this an all-time classic favorite. Even though it was very simple, it had an immense amount of depth and complexity to get through each stage.
~JagOfTroy
CrazyasaFox very simple huh. well if you say so. Not for me as a 10 year old tho
I love the Wargames reference around the halfway point.
The last game I played on my nes, couldn't complete it. Thanks for the longplay
AMAZING !! hardest game of 90's damn missing those stressfree dayz :"(
Yea, it was very tough for me when I first started playing this game but it is still one of the most fun and memorable to me.
~JagOfTroy
One of my favorite games
One of the greats!
~JagOfTroy
I remember renting this game and playing day and night before I had to return it. I finished it but it seemed like for ever. Also, the end reminded me of WarGames the movie." Shall we play a game?"
Ahh.. the good old days of NES. There used to be a lot of cool games like this one.
My Top 20 NES Games Ever Made
1 Ninja Gaiden
2 Super Mario 3
3 Legend of Zelda II
4 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III
5 Double Dragon II
6 Contra
7 Batman 1989*
8 Castlevania II
9 Mike Tyson's Punch Out
10 Chip 'N Dale: Rescue Rangers
11 Robocop
12 Who Framed Roger Rabbit
13 Ducktales
14 Captain America and the Avengers
15 #Mission_Impossible
16 Astyanax
17 WCW Wrestling
18 Bad Dudes
19 Home Alone
20 RBI Baseball
A remake of this masterpiece would be nice
This game is simply too hard to enjoy. It's like the meaning of it's existence, is merely a test for your limits of your patience and frustration level.
Last level is so long and hard, it's so devastating only to lose to a stupid little game with the computer because the time is so short -_-
They did make the last level one of the hardest in what would otherwise be a sensible game.
~JagOfTroy
Henrik Axelsson this game is not only hard but creepy/ kind of scary too, music,alarms and all.
I remember this cool game also had some classic metal gear themes in too.
As a kid this was one of the only NES games I was unable to complete, and I could finish an entire Contra with just 3 lives.
The detail in this game must have blew people away back then. I didn't play it myself, but thats because I didn't appreciate the franchise till I got older.
Hardest part of game is floor falling down in church.
I never got past that
A few days ago I've finally managed to beat the game after so many years! Words can't describe the happiness and satisfaction I felt, trust me - completing this game will make you feel like a god of gaming!
Looking at this game replay now. I ask myself how in the hell did i get as far as I did when I was a kid playing this game
Memories I had this game as a kid.
I'm playing it on a NES emulator. Thank god for save state. Finally got past the ghost temple. That skiing segment is probably harder though. Just insanely hard. I may have to find the code you use to get past that. I think this and Zelda 2 are the hardest games ever made.
I LOVED this game!! So challenging and fun.
here's a strange bit of history, I bought this game in 1996 brand new from a Walmart. I think it may have been reprinted just after the mission impossible movie came out or was announced because I remember that's why I bought it. Game had great music, graphics and control but was just was too hard for me at the time. I might give it another shot someday for bragging rights
Played when i was 8 the last mechanic claw and dark out stage is aways creep me out
This music is remarkably close to Snake's Revenge.
gamers today would shit their pants if they had to go up against a final boss like the one in this game! lol good job JagOfTroy!
Mission: Impossible.
They weren't fuckin' kidding!
I was looking for this game for a long time, there was another that people looked like this but they were bigger. But I don't remember what it's called. if anyone knows help please.
This was my fevr8 childhood game
thank you for sharing . child memories
Honestly this game is a fun watch.
Could not even get past the 1st hurdle as a kid
Pops couldn't get past the third level lol.
It's so cool though. You know, if you try the Japanese version released by Masiya, they changed it to have sharper controls and removed a lot of the more obtuse points of difficulty to tone it down into something that, while less impressive in difficulty, could be finished with just fast reactions and a bit of strategy. The difference is like night and day.
I hate how the enemies be in the same room with support as they stand there
I've only managed to pass first level and gun boat stage when I was a kid. It was achievement for me because my friends didn't.
Спасибо...я её очень долго проходил на чёрно - белом телевизоре.
I think I died at least a million times before I managed to defeat the stage 3 boss. I did it by accident, causing him to fall into the void.
Brought back amazing memories -- except the last 15 minutes (I never made it that far as a 12 year old). Well done, though....expertly beaten.
Thank you,
This is one of those few games where you actually feel satisfied with the challenge at the end.
~JagOfTroy
Que recuerdos! Vencer al ninja por primera vez es muy dificil. Ya despues lo complicado es vencer a los tipos con lanzallamas.
Nostalgia factor is of the charts😁
So did Wargames rip this plot off of an old Mission Impossible story, or the other way around?
+1blackone
Good question and I don't think anyone has cared to look up the answer still.
~JagOfTroy
How did he know the code?
I feel like the 1st level boss killing himself is cutting you a break because its damn near the longest 1st level i history.
He is actually killed by the final boss for revealing Dr. O's location. But yeah, it's pretty lame. XD
musics are top notch this game traumatised me as a kid
my childhood....i play this and bomberman...nostalgia.
well if its hard its called mission inpoposopal for a reason
Nice. Completing NES games are a challenge for me still.
You should try Impossible Mission.
The game no-one played that everyone should have.
BigBangBlitz Underrated, not well known game. Hard as hell, finishing it is satisfactory! Remember how high my heart rate was when I was close to the finish of the game. As a child. And the cracking sounds of the controller. Holy shit.
it was because of the ending level part bgm background music
Had this game, but I never beat the last stage. Kept getting dropped into pit during the second part of the moving stage.
who else think the music is eerie in certain areas
also i am not knowing there is a tv version existed way before 1996 movie which features more spy elements than current movie release do
One of my first games as a 7 year old kid, fond memories even though I could barely play it 😂
Is this longplay played on an emulator? I have the Pal version.
Also wonder if anybody knows if there any difference between the PAL and the NTSC release?
Thanks!
the golden AGE
golden age 1988' -2001
I had this game as a kid, and my father played it just enough to beat and never touched it again. I don't blame him. I hardly ever made it through the first level.
Hotline miami lol
This is how I feel about most newer games nowadays. Everything is about graphics and very mediocre gameplay.
I've had more fun playing all these NES games for the LPs than just about any video game I've played on PC or console in the past 9 years.
0:52:29 all the frustration i had with those robotic arms and you could simply shoot them ARE YOU F***ING KIDDING ME
i coudnt get past them either they sucked back then.
how hard it was... an is
so many good and bad memories ((((:
great video
The old days when you pressed start and you had to figure it out yourself
Ah childhood memories,,, Stuck and stop playing at 27:48
Where did you get the fokin codes!?