Confidential Mission

Confidential Mission

As mentioned earlier, the game is solid when it comes to its game play which is what matters most; I would recommend picking this up if you're a fan of Sega, into light gun games, or just want to bring the arcade fun home. Read more

Confidential Mission (USA)

All in all Confidential Mission is a good game though short lived. If you are desperately after a lightgun game then this is a must-buy, but bear in mind that it will get repetitive sooner rather than later. The US import problems may also diminish your enjoyment as using a pad is no substitute for a lightgun. If you only own an official Pal lightgun, it would definitely be a cheaper option to purchase the Pal version of the game, if you own the Madcatz lightgun however... Read more

Confidential Mission

Confidential Mission is a fun blaster, which will be loved by anyone who was wanting more than House of the Dead to play with their Dreamcast gun, but it could have lasted so much longer and also had a good plot to go with the secret agent theme. Read more

Confidential Mission

Meanwhile, for those of you unable to hit the broadside of a barn, the Dreamcast version of Confidential Mission is going to include a new training mode to practice your skills. Training areas include Justice Shots, combos, the speed of your reactions and even the order in which to attack enemies when there are several lock-on timers flashing. The lower levels of training start out with pop-up dummies, and as you get better you move on to full simulators based on parts... Read more

The game is a scant three missions long, with little variation from play to play. Since it's on tracks — the player has no say in the game's direction or pace — it takes less than a half-hour to play from beginning to end. Five difficulty settings and the challenging academy mode add replay value, but doesn't eliminate the feeling that CM is too short. Read more