had to traverse, all the while picking up pieces of the password. The game ElectroCop was rumored to have started as a sequel to Impossible Mission, but this has not been substantiated. In 1994, Impossible Mission 2025 was released for the Amiga. It kept the same idea as the previous games, and mainly featured updated graphics and audio, also allowing the player to choose among three different characters. The game also contains the Commodore 64 version of Impossible Mission. Developers System 3 revamped Impossible Mission for the Sony PSP, Nintendo DS and Wii. In the US, the Nintendo DS version was released exclusively at GameStop stores by Codemasters (which, similar to the Amiga sequel, included a filter for graphics and audio to recreate the C64 original of Impossible Mission in terms of look and sound, albeit slightly remastered) and the Wii version was released in March 2008. This revamped version was later ported to the Nintendo Switch in 2019. In late 2022 it was announced that an officially licensed sequel is being developed by Icon64. References External links A full playthrough of the Commodore 64 game can be watched on the Internet Archive. Review in GAMES Magazine 1984 video games Epyx games Platform games Roguelike video games Amstrad CPC games Apple II games Atari 7800 games BBC Micro and Acorn Electron games Commodore 64 games PlayStation Network games Master System games Spy video games U.S. Gold games Virtual Console games ZX Spectrum games Video games developed in the United States Video games scored by Yannis Brown Video games with rotoscoped graphics Single-player video games