Mission: Impossible

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Mission Impossible, was a espionage thriller franchise by Paramount Pictures that focuses on a group of spies that executes dangerous espionage missions.

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Mission Impossible was a spy media franchise that was produced by Paramount studio in 1966 for the TV series, that starred Martin Landau, Barbera Bain and Steven Hill. After a success TV series, Paramount produced a full-length film, Mission Impossible vs The Mob in 1969. 21 years ago, the Mission Impossible series that were produced as movies that takes place after the events of the 60’s arc by Tom Cruise, was released in 1996 and become an iconic successful remake for Cruise’s arc of this franchise.

Games

Spy Daisakusen (Game)

1 December 1982

Platforms/NEC PC 8801Platforms/FM 7Platforms/Sharp MZPlatforms/NEC PC 6001

Mission: Impossible

30 September 1990

Platforms/Nintendo Entertainment System

Mission: Impossible

18 July 1998

Platforms/PlayStationPlatforms/Nintendo 64

Mission: Impossible - Operation Surma

2 December 2003

Platforms/Game Boy AdvancePlatforms/PlayStation 2Platforms/GameCubePlatforms/Xbox

Mission: Impossible Arcade

1 March 2021

Platforms/Arcade

Franchise details

Name

Mission: Impossible

Features

5 games

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First game

Spy Daisakusen (Game)

Aliases

Characters

• Has characters: Luther Stickell (Character), Ethan Hunt (Character), Jim Phelps (Character), Claire Phelps (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: City (Location), Sewer (Location), Museum (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Licensed Game (Concept), Tie-In (Concept), Cutscene (Concept), Stealth (Concept), Explosion (Concept), Reload (Concept), Sniping (Concept), Boss Fight (Concept), Terrorist (Concept), Spies (Concept), Health (Concept), Top-Down Perspective (Concept), Disguise (Concept), Golem (Concept), Death (Concept), Hostage (Concept), Cheat Code (Concept), E3 1998 (Concept), High Score (Concept), Non-Standard Difficulty Titles (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Grapple (Object), Explosives (Object), Gun (Object), Night Vision Goggles (Object), Sniper Rifle (Object), Pistol (Object), Bomb (Object), Keycard (Object), Lock Picks (Object), Health Pack (Object), Boomerang (Object), Briefcase (Object), Rifle (Object), Fire Extinguisher (Object), Laptop (Object), Magnet (Object), Oil Drum (Object)

People

• Has people: Steve Blum (Person), Kirk Thornton (Person), John Pearl (Person), Ving Rhames (Person), Andrew Richards (Person), Brandon Smith (Person), Gary Keith Brubaker (Person), Harry Lang (Person), Krisjan Hatlelid (Person), Mark Beardsley (Person), Mark Soderwall (Person), Michael H. Gilmartin (Person), Philippe Louvet (Person), Sandi Isaacs (Person), Steve Martin (Person), Tim Campbell (Person), Christopher Adams (Person), Shahid Ahmad (Person), Aaron Wright (Person), Brenden Tennant (Person), Christian Oliver (Person), Colin Gordon (Person), Craig Bolin (Person), Dave Calla (Person), Flint Dille (Person), Galen Valentine (Person), James Gilligan (Person), Jason Neal (Person), John Rogers (Person), Mark Brown (Person), Mark Eyles (Person), Mike Engeldinger (Person), Mike Finch (Person), Mitch Stevens (Person), Paul Hiley (Person), Stephen Hess (Person), Steve Lotspeich (Person), Todd Johnson (Person), Ray Musci (Person), Matt Frary (Person), Sara Borthwick (Person), Steve Allison (Person), Steven Ackrich (Person), Robert A. Gaines (Person), Chris Johnson (Person), Jason Alexander (Person), Nathan Rausch (Person), Joey Bryant (Person), Martin Sawkins (Person), Chris Moffitt (Person), Christine Smith (Person), Tim Hull (Person), Brad Robnett (Person), Brandon Power (Person), Dustin Nulf (Person), J. D. Smith (Person), Jim Galis (Person), John Grebas (Person), Kenneth Tabor (Person), Michael Niswander (Person), Michael S. Harrison (Person), Myque Ouellette (Person), Randy Brown (Person), Rob C. Rossow (Person), Shawn Halwes (Person), Stephen Wilkinson (Person), Steven Henry (Person), Woody Smith (Person)