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''Mission Impossible'' is a 1991 PC game (on DOS), developed by Distinctive Software, Inc. and published by Creator/{{Konami}}. Like VideoGame/MissionImpossible1990, it's based on the 1988-90 revival of the ''Series/MissionImpossible'' television series.
Players assume the role of Jim Phelps, who is tasked by IMF leaders to take command of a four-man team assigned to investigations worldwide. For the first mission, they're assigned to conduct surveillance on a person of interest named Douglas Choi who was wanted for murdering the chairman of a warehouse firm. They were also tasked to surveil a judge, Wilfred Green, who called for Choi's release. The IMF suspects that something's at large since similar incidents linked to Choi were being reported.
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!!Tropes pertaining to the Mission Impossible (1991) game:
* AntiFrustrationFeatures: Transcripts of previous conversations can be reviewed if case information needs to be checked.
* CharacterCustomization: Players need to create an IMF agent, ranging from alias to how much points are allocated to attriburtes and skills.
* CopyProtection: Players need to use the manual to help match a picture with a number.
* GoodOldFisticuffs: Any IMF agent who's in the field can fight with their bare hands aside from using firearms.
* LatexPerfection: Any person of interest who is detained by the IMF can have their facial features be used in a disguise.
* MissionBriefing: Jim gets the Douglas Choi briefing through a small computer at the start of the game. As per IMF protocol, the computer blew itself up.
* RestingRecovery: IMF agents need to sleep at IMF HQ in order to be effective in the next field op.
* SharpDressedMan: The IMF agents are alway seen wearing a suit and tie in the field.
* SkillScoresAndPerks: The IMF agents can improve their attirbutes/skills (numbers) after they complete an in-game mission.
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''Mission Impossible'' is a 1991 PC game (on DOS), developed by Distinctive Software, Inc. and published by Creator/{{Konami}}. Like VideoGame/MissionImpossible1990, it's based on the 1988-90 revival of the ''Series/MissionImpossible'' television series.
Players assume the role of Jim Phelps, who is tasked by IMF leaders to take command of a four-man team assigned to investigations worldwide. For the first mission, they're assigned to conduct surveillance on a person of interest named Douglas Choi who was wanted for murdering the chairman of a warehouse firm. They were also tasked to surveil a judge, Wilfred Green, who called for Choi's release. The IMF suspects that something's at large since similar incidents linked to Choi were being reported.
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!!Tropes pertaining to the Mission Impossible (1991) game:
* AntiFrustrationFeatures: Transcripts of previous conversations can be reviewed if case information needs to be checked.
* CharacterCustomization: Players need to create an IMF agent, ranging from alias to how much points are allocated to attriburtes and skills.
* CopyProtection: Players need to use the manual to help match a picture with a number.
* GoodOldFisticuffs: Any IMF agent who's in the field can fight with their bare hands aside from using firearms.
* LatexPerfection: Any person of interest who is detained by the IMF can have their facial features be used in a disguise.
* MissionBriefing: Jim gets the Douglas Choi briefing through a small computer at the start of the game. As per IMF protocol, the computer blew itself up.
* RestingRecovery: IMF agents need to sleep at IMF HQ in order to be effective in the next field op.
* SharpDressedMan: The IMF agents are alway seen wearing a suit and tie in the field.
* SkillScoresAndPerks: The IMF agents can improve their attirbutes/skills (numbers) after they complete an in-game mission.
