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I loved the atmosphere in this game. I played this in the eighties on a Commodore 64, in the height of the Cold War.
by zedr 11y ago
I loved the atmosphere in this game. I played this in the eighties on a Commodore 64, in the height of the Cold War.
- slfnflctd 11y agoThe C64 busted open my horizons somewhere around age 11, when a relative bought me one because my parents couldn't/wouldn't. This relative "knew a guy" with a bunch of (what I soon learned were pirated/cracked) games he was able to give me. Impossible Mission was one of them. I don't remember if I finished it, but I damn sure had fun trying. It was one of those I was initially unimpressed by but came back to later. From what I've seen so far, they did a terrific job on this port.
- nsxwolf 11y agoThere's something so isolating and foreboding about the whole experience. The sound effects really add to that. This is, for me, the game that defines the C64.