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About This Game Sid Meier's Covert Action - A Techno-Thriller From the Case Files of Max Remington.In the 1990's our national nightmares are haunted by wild-eyed political extremists, greedy and ruthless drug lords, and lunatic military dictators. For too long we have felt powerless to stop them.But now, award-winning game designer Sid Meier takes us around the globe with super-spy Max Remington to challenge these threats and neutralize their shadowy schemes of terrorism, smuggling and extortion. A seasoned veteran of modern, hi-tech undercover operations, Remington always obeys the two main rules of Covert Action: 1. Use your intelligence. 2. If Rule one fails, use your other weapons. Game Features:Intelligence: Recognize Faces, Break Codes, Unravel plots and sub-plots to determine how sub-plots fit together in the larger scheme, Decide which leads to follow, which to ignore Weapons: Guns, Fragmentation grenades, Stun grenades, Remote-control bombs, Tear gasWorld travel: 3 Continents, 50 citiesVariety: Work for CIA, Mossad(Israeli), MI5 (British), Unlimited number of cases to solveRealism:Crucial decisions international agents face every day, cases based on today's headlines. b4d347fde0 Title: Sid Meier's Covert Action (Classic)Genre: Adventure, SimulationDeveloper:MicroProse Software, IncPublisher:Retroism, Nightdive StudiosRelease Date: 1 Jan, 1990 Sid Meier's Covert Action (Classic) Full Crack [portable] sid-meier's-covert-action-classic. sid-meier's-covert-action-classic I played this game years ago (along with the other 2 "minigame" micropose games, Sword of the samurai and Pirates) and ever since all other spy themed games have come up short. There's a weird sort of disconnect between the gameplay modes as each section of the game (Combat, driving, crypto, and electronics) however the overall theme ties them all together to make the player feel like they are in fact a spy working on uncovering some form of terrorist conspiracy. This is the covert action's greatest achievement.On to the flaws side, the game is very text heavy. It's important to read almost everything so as to make informed decisions on your case and thus I would say if your against reading in your video games perhaps best if you go elsewhere. The other flaw would be the dated graphics. If you are looking for something thats graphically impressive I suggest not looking at games released in 1990 (24 years ago at this point).Overall this is an amazing game that I look forward to sinking many more hours into.. Classic game, really good. Wish they would remake this game. Way too old to be of any fun, sadly.. Holy shizzle this was a good game; very ahead of it's time.(if you get stuck be sure to "sleep through case" and reload the previous mission when you find out who the mastermind was at the start of the next. Arrest them first and they'll unravel the whole plot and blow the wistle on everyone else inviolved without a shred of evidence!). this game is perfect. an update probably wouldn't help. I played a ton of this game back when it first came out and it is one I fondly remember. It was a great game in it's day and is still well worth playing but it is a very simple game layered with a thin veneer of fake complexity. Tailing someone, tracking someone, doing wiretaps are all the long way round to get the info you want. The best and fastest way to get loads of info in this game is to break into a place and crack some safes and take some pictures. You'll walk out with loads of intel that would've taken you hours to get any of the other ways.It's a fun game for a few hours and worth it for the nostalgia but everyone out there who is saying it needs a remake is dead wrong. The elements of Covert Action have been done in dozens of other games in more modern implementations. Deus Ex: Human Revolution does a lot of this stuff very well. Then there are the Splinter Cell games, Alpha Protocol and the newer Fallouts that all share some elements with Covert Action but have done them in more modern ways. And I suspect that Sid Meier is aware of that since it's one of the few games he hasn't seen fit to revisit.