Overview

Released in 2000, this game is an action-packed light gun shooter developed by Sega. The game was originally designed for the arcade but subsequently made its way to the Dreamcast console, bringing its thrilling espionage-themed narrative to a wider audience.

Gameplay

Set against a backdrop of international espionage, players assume the role of secret agents tasked with retrieving stolen weaponry and thwarting global threats. The game features a series of missions where players must shoot enemies and avoid harming hostages, requiring precision and quick reflexes.

Game Mechanics

The gameplay is heavily inspired by the mechanics of rail shooters, with players navigating through dynamic environments filled with interactive elements. The use of the light gun allows for an immersive and engaging experience, a staple of Sega’s arcade offerings.

Historical Context

Emerging at the turn of the millennium, this title represented Sega’s commitment to delivering high-quality arcade experiences to home console systems. While not as widely discussed as some of Sega’s other franchises, it remains a testament to the innovative spirit of Sega’s game development in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

Curiosities

• The arcade version utilized Sega’s Naomi hardware, known for delivering superior graphics that pushed the boundaries of visual fidelity for games of that era.
• The protagonist of the game, an elite agent, was likened to the famous fictional spies of Hollywood, infusing cinematic flair into the game’s story and presentation.