Beating EVERY N64 Game - Mission Impossible (96/394)

[@quantumrobin4627]

They made Tom Cruz look like a normal sized adult, he should appreciate that I would think🤣

[@Collins42]

My siblings and I borrowed this from a Blockbuster as kids. The store closed in the middle of our rental so we just kept it. I still have it somewhere and it still has the "Property of Blockbuster" sticker on the back. Good memories.

[@jmike2039]

Lmao I had the same thing happen but I think it was Hollywood video

[@jeremyphillips3087]

so you stole it

[@joshuahodges308]

I have an n64 baseball game that has the same sticker from blockbuster on it as well and ours closed too lol!

[@homer3189]

@@joshuahodges308 Well they all closed

[@Collins42]

@@jeremyphillips3087 to this day they have yet to ask for it back

[@markb4665]

"How do I know what to improve on if I don't even know why I failed?" That pretty much summarizes this game up when I played it as a kid. Also a good metaphor for life.

[@turntsnaco824]

Yeah. There's so many specific, unique mechanics for each level that you practically have to be in the game designers head to know what to do. You couldn't really use your knowledge of how to play other games to get through this game, at least not at the time. It did so many things other games weren't doing, you didn't even know to look for them. If anything it was too ahead of its time, trying to be more complex than was really practical at the time.

[@imfsresidentotaku9699]

@@turntsnaco824 You don't "have to be in the game designers head to know what to do." You have to think like an IMF agent and devise countermeasures for even the most unlikely scenarios to stay well ahead of your opponents, and that right there is the core of Mission: Impossible. When I learn the solution to an obstacle in the game, I can go, "Oh, yeah. Obviously. That makes sense to me." The answers may not always be apparent from the start, but if enough thought is put into them, they're perfectly logical in the grand scheme of things. Just because "it did so many things other games weren't doing" doesn't make those things a problem. Games should be judged on their own merits. It wasn't "too ahead of its time, trying to be more complex than was really practical at the time." The developers clearly cared about making the levels play out like a classic Mission: Impossible caper, certainly more than Tom Cruise and Brian DePalma did for the movie. As Martin Landau, who played Rollin Hand on the TV show, said in an interview, "Mission was a mind game. The ideal mission was getting in and getting out without anyone ever knowing we were there," and this game sure accomplishes that...most of the time.

[@RobJaskula]

​@@turntsnaco824strategy guide was a MUST for me for this game. Had a lot of fun with it knowing what I had to do

[@ADoseofBuckley]

"Muh-NAH-ko Grand Prix" is my new favorite pronunciation on this channel.

[@playingmusiconmars]

Surprised to see Buckley here! I don't always agree with you but always like watching you, grumpy canadian man!

[@ryancollinsvideo]

This games probably 5 out of 10 on metacritic but when you're 6 years old, you get one game a year off your grandma and 48 hours to play it under the covers on the weekend - it's the best thing since sliced bread.

[@Kinogotiate]

This is also one of those games (especially ps1 ver) where the soundtrack is way better than it deserves to be for the game that it is. Not just talking the MI theme but all the level tracks are great.

[@YourPalJamieEllis]

This is honestly a vibe I really appreciate from this project. Playing all the N64 games with one another really puts them in context, and it feels a lot easier to give barely above average ones their due when normally pretty much every N64 game outside the top 10% or so gets pretty ignored these days. Even with the good ones it seems standard to lead off with "the graphics have aged like milk but..."

[@RobJaskula]

​@@YourPalJamieEllisI remember at the time just avoiding the known super flops like Supernan and being happy with pretty much everything I played on N64. It was a good system with good games, and paired with a PlayStation provided a great time in my gaming life

[@Acolis]

this game hasnt aged well. id like a more modern remake, but not completely modern. back in 1998 tho this game was pretty bad ass. it was really good

[@hondamanvtec2894]

Sliced bread is shit 😂

[@Gilbshaw]

If you play on the other difficulty it gives you more objectives to do as well, much like Goldeneye and Perfect Dark. Loved this game as a kid.

[@mrcheesemunch]

I wish more games would do that kind of stuff, it beats difficulty just being 100% damage numbers and nothing else by a longshot. Harder difficulties should make a game more difficult, not just make enemies bullet sponges, which is only really annoying.

[@SECONDQUEST]

@@mrcheesemunch yee I love more objectives

[@welovemrp00]

omg thank you. I was going crazy, like, "I know I had this game, but the levels are different!"

[@Tom_Van_Zandt]

That's the thing that Goldeneye did so well, and why its single player campaign was so damn good. They didn't just make the enemies bullet sponges on the harder difficulties, they gave you more mission objectives that you had to do to complete each mission. I didn't know MI did that, as well. I've still never played it...The N64 is the console i am most nostalgic for, and despite what a lot of people say these days, I think its game library still holds up.

[@current9300]

Thief is REALLY great in that. It also includes special challenges if you want to 100% hardest difficulty. Makes the game really replayable.

[@Korben_DallasMultiPass]

All the Ethan commentary has been a joke in my family since 1999. “Yeah that’s better!” “Way to go!” And “I think I singed my hair!” were top class.

[@J0hnGustafson]

Lol, “I think I signed my hair!” has lived on amongst my friends too. Hilarious.

[@mcnamaraky]

"Rock steady."

[@RhydonMyWeedle69]

I use the death/hurt sound at least a few times a week... "AWWWUUGGGH"

[@Korben_DallasMultiPass]

@@RhydonMyWeedle69 dude yes, me too. It’s perfect when you stub your toe. Also when you’re looking for your phone or keys, and then you find them, you have to yell “GOT IT” like Ethan when he picks up items

[@DeformedLunchbox]

I remember renting this from blockbuster as a kid and never figuring out how to beat the mansion party mission. This game was just frustrating, but it was awesome watching you get through it!

[@DeformedLunchbox]

holy shit what a cool ending!

[@MrFoofles]

I borrowed this one from a friend at some point during the Xbox era. It had some good details, like the way characters' breathe was animated outside in the cold. I only recall half of the things seen in this video. It wasn't awful by any stretch.

[@mkdisciple]

Thanks for doing a comprehensive review with no cheap and zany jokes. You use humor when genuinely necessary and that is incredibly refreshing.

[@rainbowterra]

28:50 watching him swing around wildly as thab tries to figure out the weird controls is peak comedy

[@garretteverett2613]

Imagine the scene from the movie but instead of a knife sticking out the desk when the guy gets back it's just the custom N64 controller sitting on his desk. 😆

[@michaeledes1111]

Just wanna say I really, REALLY like this series lol. I look forward to your new video every week and it's a treat when it comes. Thanks for being so awesome.

[@Thabeast721]

Thanks for watching

[@westingtyler1]

10:00 I realized that to see a modern, more advanced and complex version of the Mission Impossible 64 embassy level, play level 1 in Hitman 2016 - Paris. It's a fashion show and not an "embassy function" but that's just window dressing. there's even a big staircase the main baddie walks down, haha. not exactly as "team sneaky", but there are secret item drop points that could be imagined to be left by your teammates. All in all that Paris Level is like an amped up version of this level. 10:40 wow so he sees the similarity as well. Side note: I can't wait for the new James Bond game, made by the recent Hitman devs. should be a perfect mix of these styles.

[@Pahricida]

I loved this game as a kid. The undercover mission in the embassy was fascinating and the whole game had real suspense.

[@Awtn]

Tom Cruise always has a clause in his contracts that states he won’t allow any use of his likeness. No video games, no action figures etc.

[@inthefade]

It's insane how much clout he has.

[@drum420]

Fun fact, tom cruise didnt want his likeness in video games so he doesnt promote "violence" lmfaooo

[@Oldschool1943]

matt damon said the same thing towards the bourne games lol

[@Youtube_is_Trash]

The Rocket pistol is just a flare gun lmao 😂👋 🎆 🔫

[@erikwadethomas3814]

I played this game with a strategy guide, and had the best time with it! Without the guide, I wouldn't have made it past the 1st level.

[@ShareHolder-gp9il]

Same, it’s a little obtuse for a 7 year old without a guide.

[@nottiredofwinning3736]

I remember when this game came out, all of us were hyped because of the movie, and because we were looking forward to a new game similar to Goldeneye. We were surprised same as you to find it wasn't a first person shooter - but also presently surprised with what they did and it made for a great rental.

[@typho6279]

Recently completed the entire Mole Hunt on impossible with no deaths/reset, it was my greatest gaming achievement

[@clutchyfinger]

Good luck on the legendary streets of Mo Nakko

[@zachr5009]

Crazy to me thinking about how I played through games like this as a kid in comparison to how much handholding I'm conditioned to in modern games now. Like watching you play it now I know if I tried to play it again I'd be banging by head trying to figure out all the objectives, but I loved it as a kid

[@kylewilson9260]

Since I was an N64 kid growing up, I considered this Wish ordered Metal Gear. Other than this and Winback, it's all we really had.

[@anthonymaslow798]

Winback was fucking amazing, and it's multiplayer was top notch.

[@idontwantahandlethough]

Winback honestly holds up to this day, the controls are weird (because only 1 stick) but it's still pretty fun

[@commonsensei8719]

Are you kidding? GoldenEye and Perfect Dark blew MGS outta the water

[@odinvolk6973]

for the station level I don't know if you missed this but there's 2 snipers. when Ethan is out of sight and getting shot you're supposed to switch between them with B. the other guy has the other side of the map covered.

[@Leatherman154]

Rocket pistols exist, nothing like what's in this game, but a pistol that shoots rocket propelled bullets does exist. It's called the GyroJet pistol, and it's not very good.

[@ReMeDy_TV]

I feel like you were living under a rock if you didn't hear about this. It was all over Nintendo Power magazines, and Goldeneye's success made it even more prolific as people wanted another game that resembled it (it wasn't anywhere close to being as good, but oh well). I'd say MI was a solid game and was a nice reprieve from my stressful Goldeneye 00-Agent speed cheat code runs.

[@danielgteaching1377]

Perhaps consider Thab's age at the time this game was released.

[@zeusstormbolt8116]

Wow, This game was like an early hitman. Quite innovative for the time

[@Nothingmuch1039]

This was one of my favorite games when I was a kid! I've tried playing on my phone, but it wasn't the same. What a great video! Thank you!

[@rxchavira]

one of my favorite games growing up. i don’t know if you realized but the lady in the red dress who discovers the ambassador’s aide’s body in the restroom, is actually there to kill you. she follows you throughout the level and will shoot you if you’re ever alone with her. of all the trial and error you had with this game, i’m surprised that scenario never played out 😂 i think in the impossible difficulty you’re supposed to kill her.

[@RobJaskula]

That's cool! I don't remember that

[@rxchavira]

@@RobJaskula it was sooo frustrating when i first played this as a kid 😂 she killed me so many times before i could figure out how to finish the level.

[@dechangeman]

I loved and hated it back then. So nice to see it here.

[@kashkat90s44]

I actually love this game! It's got problems but me and my friends played it all the time growing up. Just a couple quick things! 21:50 the part where you have to have Jim Phelps take you to the elevator, you were suppose to find an empty regular gun to point at him. The line "That dart gun doesn't scare me!" was the hint. Also 32:53 when you said you can't move the sniper. There are actually two snipers you can switch between. Yeah this game really is all trial and error. You aren't suppose to know how to do everything your first time. You did great!

[@WildFungus]

AVGN was right at least once. he's pretty terrible at playing games but even a broken clock works twice a day.

[@pokeli2728]

So close to the 100th game! This is a great series!

[@biquinary]

The 100th game is an absolute banger, I'm really looking forward to it

[@FindTheFun]

Damn this shit has elements of MGS 1, 2, 3, 4, Hitman, Uncharted... Pretty innovative since this came out BEFORE MGS1.

[@TJHooper123]

This game was a huge part of my childhood. Nice to see it again.

[@d-miller4913]

I loved spy games as a kid, and the mechanics for this game might not aged very well, but props to the devs for trying to make something different from Goldeneye and Perfect Dark back in the day.

[@zylaaeria2627]

Watching this, I will never understand how the hell I beat this game as a kid. Beat it on both Possible & Impossible difficulties. I am not a native english speaker & I effectively learned the language on my own next to my mother tongue. All I remember is the game took me a few years to beat. I suppose the monkey on a typewriter allegory is rather befitting here. I remember this game being extremely clunky but I enjoyed it nonetheless. I had both Mission Impossible & GoldenEye. Obviously I enjoyed GoldenEye more but this game will still hold a special place for me. It certainly has a lot of interesting mechanics & idea in it. That Embassy Function music will forever be etched in my mind.

[@simonorourke4465]

My cousin had this game as a kid and we both loved it and played the hell out of it. It was the first game of this type I ever played and although I realise it has aged pretty poorly I will always have a fond place in my heart for it. We used to take turns whenever one of us failed or died and I still remember how great it felt to beat it.

[@imfsresidentotaku9699]

Your realization is incorrect, because saying that something "has aged pretty poorly" is a detracting and superficial way of pointing out its age, a factor which should not be considered an imperfection. You're essentially saying that it's too indicative of its time to be good, which is just ridiculous.

[@Szadek23]

The games basically requires you to watch the movie to understand the plot.

[@YTC1234]

25:30 because you have your gun out lmao put the damn gun away man

[@MonsterJail]

The old man 'Way to go!" voice has lived in my brain rent free since 1999, was never sure if it was meant to be someone over the radio or Ethan himself I remember having to cheese that rooftop mission by jumping over the lasers when I rented this back in the day, remember that section feeling so janky and having to try a bunch of times to progress

[@strohhutxP]

Same here. It was the first time I got to know about regional copies, because the old man said "sauber!" out of nowhere (which translates to "clean!" from german). Confused the hell outta me back then.

[@DM-kv9kj]

"remember that section feeling so janky" That section?? That entire game was the very definition of janky.

[@Pfalzgarage]

(21:50) You can find an unloaded gun in the level that you're supposed to use to coerce Phelps into letting you into the elevator. He even says "that dart gun doesn't scare me" earlier. (23:55) The patient bed you passed several times also has a big red button. If you push that after throwing the guy off the treadmill, the bed lifts up under the ceiling, creating enough distraction for you to safely go out the window without relying on luck. (25:25) Of course they arrest a repairman with a gun in hand. If you had put that away, they'd let you in unbothered. (28:24) Phelps returns to the room regularly. If you wait at a safe altitude where he doesn't notice you when he comes in the first time, you have much more time to perform the swinging shenanigans. (32:24) The gunwoman ducked in that moment and you actually shot the civilian behind. (32:47) When Ethan is out of sight behind the sights, you can switch to the second sniper who has a better view. You mentioned yourself in the beginning that there would be TWO snipers coming along.

[@williamblackfyre4866]

Ohhh one of my favorites growing up. It was kind of hard if I remember. As a kid my problem was the same as the one you had earlier. No idea what I had to do. I did end up beating it like all the other games I had as a kid....I was nothing if not persistant.persistent. Hearing him call it the N-O-C list was slightly triggering. It's called the NOC list, pronounced 'Knock List' everytime it is referenced in the movie.

[@linkage432]

Played this game on repeat as a kid. Tried to jump back into it a couple years back and was shocked on how janky the controls were. Still, holds a lot of memories for me.

[@imfsresidentotaku9699]

But they're not "janky," so your shock is in vain.

[@smitywerbenmanjensen5265]

The real challenge - go one video without saying vee-hickle

[@JohnSmith-sk7cg]

You'd have no way of knowing this without having seen the movie, but they call it the "knock list" in the movie to make references to it less unwieldy.

[@Bends95]

And he would have no way of knowning the exact pronunciation of Golitsysn.. “GO-LIT-SIN”

[@AlefSousa017]

Thsi game brings me so much memories: I remember when I was really young I made a Christmas gift list I wanted from Santa, and the list was basically comprised of the best (and most expensive) N64 games, stuff like both Zeldas, Conker's Bad Fur Day and all of that good stuff. I was young so I still thought that Santa was real and I had no concept of the meaning of "money" so I asked for all of this stuff. I'm from Brazil and not from a rich family or anything, so the only game my parents could afford was this one. I won't lie and say I wasn't a bit sad and disappointed for not getting any of the games I wanted, but looking back, I'm so thankful for my parents, they worked their asses off to be able to buy me this game. But even though it wasn't any of the games I wanted, it was still a new game for my N64, so I was excited for it! I started playing as soon as I could and honestly had quite a lot of fun with it, even though I couldn't understand a single thing written/said in it and I'd never seen the movie. I was never able to beat it, I remember being stuck in that poison tunnel section and never getting past it. Anyway, I'm happy to see you playing! Haven't watched the video yet but I'm excited to see if it's any good as I remember it and it might even make me give it a try once again!

[@Dadbot]

Thanks for the story! Reminds me of the one Christmas I got DK 64.

[@AlefSousa017]

@@Dadbot That's so cool, DK64 is amazing! I actually got my N64 in a previous Christmas as well and, lucky for me, it was my uncle's, so he gave me all of his games as well for me to play with my brother! Some original games and some not-so-original lol. But, I had Banjo-Kazooie, and even if that was the only game I got, I'd still be REALLY happy! It was the first game I've ever even booted on the N64 and it's been my favorite game of all time ever since. I'm so glad that a lot of us have so many great memories with the N64!

[@AlefSousa017]

@Bruto Chanchada Hahahah, pois é, mano. Pegava o catálogo da Nintendo World e ia marcando todos os jogos que eu queria. Cada um 250, 300 conto, não tinha a menor noção dos preços hahah. Mas sou de grato de verdade pelos meus pais por derem dado tudo o que podiam pra me dar pelo menos um joguinho do 64, foi o primeiro jogo que a gente comprou mesmo, já que todos os outros foram dados pelo meu tio ou alugavamos hahah

[@AlefSousa017]

@Bruto Chanchada Boa! Nunca tive nenhum dos Zeldas! Sempre joguei alugado ou emprestado hahah. As boas que eu tinha eram o Banjo-Kazooie, o Super Mario 64 e o Star Fox 64. Depois de um tempo consegui o Donkey Kong 64 também, mas o resto dos jogos que eu tinha eram bem diferentes e nada muito absurdo hahah

[@bryantsteury8910]

I got about halfway through (embassy level i believe) when I was about 10 or 11 and could NOT figure out how to go further. So funny how I can now see how it ends!

[@N8doggamer]

It keeps being so close to mischief makers...

[@CassidyDylyn]

underrated masterpiece

[@aenstreams1998]

I absolutely loved this game. Rented it from blockbuster when it came out and played it for like 30 hours straight over the weekend lol (i didnt have a memory card so i couldnt turn the 64 off without losing all my progress.) I remember absolutely hating the level where Ethan has to slide down the rope to the computer. When i finished it I thought, "thank god I never have to play that again". Thanks for the trip down memory lane!

[@rydermccall3590]

32:12 “There was this woman who looked like she was ready to take on Mike Tyson.” That made me laugh so much: z perfect delivery.

[@EdinMike]

I actually liked this game as a kid, it was frustrating as fuuuuuuuuu…

[@ChristMetalMayhem]

Fungus? Fuselage? Furon Empire?

[@craxypackets]

I used to love this game. The level where you have to disguise yourself and plant the things in the vents to evacuate the building was ahead of its time. Loved the game.

[@SaltyChip]

One of my favorite rentals ever! Up there with Bulls Vs Blazers on NES.

[@LucareonVee]

This was one that I definitely had a lot of fun with, despite its shortcomings. I thought that the scenes of Ethan dragging unconscious bodies into the stalls were the funniest.

[@DM-kv9kj]

Wait, so what is the reference about "AVGN was wrong?" ? Did I miss it in the vid?

[@Thabeast721]

Just he trashed this game in his vid and I thought it was pretty fun

[@DM-kv9kj]

@@Thabeast721 Aha, thanks for the reply, dude. Yeah, AVGN actually disappointed me a bit when he said the graphics in Majora's Mask "look like sh**". I mean, really? If you emulate the higher res versions now especially, they still look awesome in their own unique cartoony yet earthy way. And that from a guy who lauds flat 16-bit graphics so highly (I love a lot of those too). I grew up on 16-bit and primitive Acorn then PC games. Mario 64 blew my mind when it came out, the first time I'd seen a proper 3D game and it was so imaginative and fun. There were plenty of other nostalgic and super fun games, but then came Ocarina of Time. That was then not really just a game for me, it was almost more like a spiritual experience, and I got completely lost and absorbed in that graphical world. I think it was not having the internet so knowing only the snippets in N64 Magazine, being 12 and getting it on Christmas Day. That was gaming and storytelling creativity off the charts, rich with subtextual messages and lessons on life, nature, childhood, challenges, love, loss and death.

[@BPMusic06]

Used to LOVE this game as a kid. The first two missions were the best. Difficulty is certainly unfair at points but with a guide it’s a great time

[@siegessaule]

Definitely ahead of it's time, I rented this one a few times back in the day. I couldn't make it very far, but that was ok because I could play all the missions on someone else's save. Good memories.

[@jonsnow3919]

In the original Mission Impossible TV show, there was a character who was an expert at impersonation, including creating masks. That’s probably where they got the inspiration for the face-copying device.

[@endymallorn]

Two characters, actually - first was Rollin Hand, then The Amazing Paris (played by Leonard Nimoy in his first post-Spock role).

[@steviecomebacks5541]

Had this one in high school. It was one of those games you knew was bad but still found enjoyment out of it

[@am189]

Avgn brought us all together on all the first time wtf moments in every game.

[@abstractdaddy1384]

I absolutely loved this game when I was a kid. Every level has so many objectives. You really have to use your brain to figure out how to beat the missions. Sure the controls are pretty rough. The platforming and combat really don't work, but if you can see past that, there's a really solid puzzle/spy game underneath.

[@PresidentKony]

Goldeneye/Perfect Dark yadda yadda, but Mission Impossible tried to do the open-ended "sandbox" level design and when it worked it was beautiful

[@VyvyanTheGreat]

I loved this game as a kid. Put countless hours into it. This video brought me back!

[@TheodoricEichen]

10:30 Well, that bathroom system is clearly useless. Even NPCs casually walk into the wrong one.

[@TobiasWiggle]

Naming the easier difficulty "possible" is too funny!

[@ministryofnonsense3692]

Love the way you say helly-copters ❤ thab, you are a heckin hero. Please go back to saying “[rng determined number] what the HECK is that?” For some reason the heck really completes the vibe just right 😅

[@yeahbrotha3717]

I cant believe i actually beat and genuinely enjoyed playing this game As a kid

[@EarthSlash]

I loved this game back in the day. Watching this playthrough unlocked a bunch of memories I had forgotten. I remember parts of every level, though I doubt I actually beat the game so I must have cheated or something haha

[@joaocolaco1498]

I used to love this game. A friend of mine had it for the playstation and I'd always borrow it from him. And the new Hitman games also remind me of this

[@rogerarteaga2665]

This game was literally quite ahead of its time in terms of gameplay also the soundtrack was a banger. The story campaign was decent but honestly it's what lacked a bit

[@ripperzbyszko3322]

I loved this game as a kid! The last level using all your tools and being a new version of the first using them all was an awesome touch

[@IAMDBC]

The way thab says helicopter 😂

[@istherenooneleft]

This is like an early hitman

[@Zortzico]

I remember playing this game a bunch when I was younger, the sniper section in the train station was cool but I always ran into issues when Ethan went behind the sign and needed help. Turns out THERE'S A SECOND SNIPER YOU CAN SWITCH TO IN A DIFFERENT SPOT

[@fferro234]

There's definitely something funky with your True Number Generator! This is the third game in a row that is next to Mischief Makers!

[@PKMNwww411_MkII]

The Impossible level has tougher enemies, extra objectives, tricky obstacles, and beating all the stages in a mission in go gives you a cheat code.

[@candafilm]

I really loved this game growing up. Such a diverse set of levels in what could have easily been a cheap Goldeneye knockoff at that time.

[@garrycowan4394]

N64 facial realism is more disturbing than any horror movies I've ever seen

[@barbedwirefire]

“…since it’s gonna be contaminated w radiation for 80,000 years…” lolololol I am laughing out loud bro

[@danford4275]

It's official, the algorithm does NOT want you to play Mischief Makers, just everything next to it.

[@roguerifter9724]

I remember playing this at a cousin's house and being happy when I realized most of it was an alternate universe version of the first movie's story until I realized my least favorite part of the movie's plot was kept.

[@guthries]

The level designers for this game clearly never watched the movie.

[@evana2261]

This is one of the most advanced choose your adventure books developed in the world.

[@roostergamerbubsy3d]

As I always say, critics are always wrong. I personally love Bubsy 3D (I'd give it a 9.5/10 and really recommend it although I reckon tank controls are not for everyone), and you know how critics treated THAT one... Always give every game a chance, regardless of critic scores.

[@KingBat]

I’ve been trying to watch this video for 2 days now before bed but I keep falling asleep. This is the day to finally finish it!

[@SaltyChip]

Play through would of been much easier if you actually used the map in the top right where it shows the enemies. You have to time your actions when they aren’t close and can’t just “run and gun” it.

[@baxterwilliams2170]

9:30 "oh my god I love this song!" Got an instant thumbs up from me for that one

[@Faker13]

Lol the pronunciation of Monaco 🇲🇨 got me lol

[@qmto]

Funny, I knew a guy who always referred to smoke machines as "smoke generators" because of this game.

[@Shadok-1906]

I played Mission Impossible growing up as a kid, loved it! Played through it multiple times. Hybrid Heaven & Winback are the best N64 games

[@jcreazy]

I loved this game as a kid but I could never beat it so I used a lot of cheat codes which made the game even more fun. Goofing around in levels and trying to find fun ways to fail missions was great.

[@ChrisPierreBacon]

Ah that's better.

[@troydenbrum2979]

This game is 100% worth going back and doing on the hardest difficulty, there are more objectives, and mabey another level?

[@MrBrugeta]

you make me want to play this game again for nostalgia purposes

[@RedWolfenstein]

For me this game and doritos are forever linked

[@bryantsteury8910]

"the dev's have got hands" lololol

[@unavoidablycanadian397]

Wow! Almost a hundred games beaten! This is a great series.

[@dasdiesel3000]

Super interesting entry. Great vid again, Thabs!

[@sclemson8541]

you know how much of a gamer he is by the small amount of big name movies hes seen. i love it

[@PuppetMasterIX]

Dev Rooms are so cool. I wish more games had them.