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  • I never understood this game when I was a kid, the puzzles confused me.

    I just loved jumping around the robots and hearing the digitized voice from the bad guy.

    This ending is kinda random, but the voice is great for C64!

  • DESTROY HIM MY ROBOTS

  • My brother was able to finish it. I was lucky enough to sit beside him, as a kid. :))

  • Mission Accomplished congratulations! still music to my ears!

  • This is almost as bad as beating 1942 for NES.

  • If this was M.Bison he would have said " YES! YES! YES!"

  • Best ending to a video game....possibly ever

  • If Elvin Atombender (the bad guy) were Hungarian, he would say "No! NO! NEVEEER!"

  • DOH! Spoiler alert! Thanks, been playing this for 30 years aswell...

  • OMG! All that shit for nothing!!! Glad i just had the illegal copy of it!

  • No? No. No!

  • No manual. lol. I remember stumlbling on how to solve the puzzles! One of the great C64 games

  • Lack of manuals indeed.. oh how many precious space-craft i've written off while trying to figure out how to dock a spacestation on Elite.

  • No. No. No.

  • true, no manual, took forever to figure it out.

  • Wow, I never reached that point ...

  • Elvin Atombender for president.

  • I always wonder if C64 games were so hard for us because nobody ever had an original disk w/ a manual! Besides this one I was hard pressed to find a point or direction for Back to the Future, V, Below the Root, Transformers (drive around on the platform), Friday the 13th, and so many others just didn't seem like they made any sense. Or maybe they just didn't!

  • Below the Root = awesome. Took me forever to figure out what I was supposed to do, but it was such a fun game. I used to love flying.

    I mis my childhood. C64 emulator = fun.

  • Heh, yeah, we all bought our games by the boxful, out the back of some guy's Volvo, right next to the ham radio equipment and RF switches.

  • I didn't even know you can actually finish this game. The 8 year old me never got the point of the puzzles, but all that jumping down the holes with Aaaaaaaaaargh!...oh man, 80's :)

  • Great game of my childhood :) I finished it also.

    I'll install C64 emulator and give a try to sequel.

  • I could have sworn this game was rigged and couldnt be beat, now I stand corrected

  • agree :p

  • C64 version was finishable. Wiki says there was bug with amiga one.

  • The ending was such a letdown after all those incredibly frustrating puzzle pieces.

    One word: ALBATROSS

  • A major anti-climax when you consider what it took to get to the end!!!! Im glad I never finished it and saw this video instead.

  • Hell yeah. It took me forever to master (excuse me, I mean finish) that game and that was one lame-ass ending

  • i couldn't understand what the hell i was doing....it was a frustrating game...to me

  • Stay a while, staaaaaay forever. Still in my mind. 1 Of the greatest games ever made.

  • thank you for showing me what happens at the end. I've never gotten that far.

  • Awesome! I just finished this game for the Wii, and it's toooootally addictive.

  • Hehehe, I can see his bald spot! =)

  • wat is he saying...

  • no....no....no....

  • Yep what a well designed game. It was waaay ahead of its time ... and recently i hae benn playing it again ... never failed to lose but i can only go to 2:14

  • One of my fav games on C64! Completed a lot ;)

  • I remember this when i was little... It was a great feeling to finish it becuase it was challenging and it took a long time. The ending should of been longer though but in a way it still brings an accompishment.

  • I prefered Impossible Mission 2 :)

  • bah! this game isnt that hard. i have completed it lots of times in less then 2 hours

    great game tho. the pussles are the most fun part of the game. realy mind boggling sometimes :D

  • This was one of the best games ever produced for the 64. Challenging gameplay and attention to detail made it a true five star experience. Check out the UK version of "Edge" magazine (Oct 2006) to read a fantastic piece from the developer himself regarding this game.

  • He's saying, "No.. No... No!"

  • I've never finished the game. Thank you so much!!

  • I loved playing this. It was one of the most state of the art games at that time. Thank you!

  • I loved that game but was so hard!!!

  • Wow, there was actually an ending. What is he saying?

  • Impossible Mission was trully an impossible mission as the first release of the game had a missing puzzle, so you could never, ever assemble all the missing pieces to enter the final!

  • @jci10: I don't know about "first release" or not on the C=64, but I finished my copy of the game several times. However, I learned more recently that the Atari 7800 version of the game was literally impossible because some puzzle pieces would be hidden in computer terminals (which can't be searched, only accessed). There is now, however, a homebrew "fixed" edition of the 7800 version available, re-titled "Possible Mission".

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  • Correction on the game title -- it should be "Impossible Mission".

  • I struggled for years with that game. For me, it truly was an impossible mission. Cograts!

  • There are a few passwords. I had "artichoke" for example. I spent hours to win that game! :)

  • Another visitor.Stay a while.Stay forever! Destroy him my robots. I've heard the password is Albatros.

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