Mission: Impossible: Operation Surma PlayStation 2

Falling down the trajectory path seems the only way to board the madman's plane.

Ethan is no less of a match than Bond, so pulling some dangerous stunts is just a need for some extra adrenaline.

Using micro cord to hook onto the chopper and escape the prison.

Enemies sometimes appear suddenly, so shooting up ahead may sometimes be a good practice.

Showdown with the enemy troops.

Ethan and Luther will constantly be in contact for navigational as well as moral support.

Providing covering fire for wounded fellow agent until she reaches the chopper.

He's actually shooting at you. Either it doesn't look convincing, or he's quite bad at aiming.

This looks like a good point to try out the sniper pistol (Ethan doesn't use rifles, too big to carry around, I guess).

With all this security in place, it's a good thing you have your ol' pal Luther to ask for advice.

Analyzing things with your camera. Activating car alarm might prove to be useful distraction, though.

When the number of guards is at minimum that can only mean one thing - lots of cameras around (note the mini-map).

Removing the bodies from any visible spots is one of the keys to remain undetected.

Ok, this guard will be sleeping for a while.

With your micro cord gun you can reach almost any rope and surprise the enemy.

Browsing your weapons and gadgets inventory.

Most missions will require stealth and sneaking behind enemy lines.

In darker areas nightvision will be your ally that enemies lack of.

Using dark areas to your advantage (notice the upper right icon).

From the opening cinematic we realise our hero can hold his breath almost as long as Guybrush Threepwood.

Checking up on the character profiles.

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