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Game: WinBack : Covert OperationsConsole: Nintendo 64
Cheat:
Trial Mode (Play any Level)
At the Main Menu, press Up, Down, Down, Right, Right, Right, Left, Left, Left, Left, C-Down + Start.Infinite health
At the "Press Start" screen, press Down, Up(2), Down(3), C-Left, C-Up, then hold C-Up and press Start.All multi-player characters
At the "Press Start" screen, press Up, Down(2), Right(3), Left(4), then hold C-Up and press Start to unlock all the Bosses as well as the engineer and a few army characters in multi-player mode. Most of the Bosses have odd guns and may not be able to back up against walls or roll. Alternatively, successfully complete the game on the easy and normal difficulty settings.Max power, sudden death, trial modes
Successfully complete the game on the hard difficulty setting to unlock max power, sudden death and trial modes.Lock on further with the pistol
To lock on further with the pistol, you have to use the machine gun, lock on and switch back to the pistol and it will stay locked on. But if you reload after you locked on, you have to do it all over again.Skip Four Lasers on Roof
If you've been to the level where you have to duck under a bunch of lasers, you know how frustrating it is. Well, here's a way to skip four lasers. First, press the switch against the wall that deactivates the laser lining the wall. Then, place a C4 right at the switch. Crawl under the first two lasers. A guy should come around the corner from behind you to deactivate the switch which is against the wall. Detonate the C4 so you don't have to go back through two lasers, then press the switch, then go back through those two lasers again.Manufacturer: KOEI Corp
Release Date: 19 October, 1999
ESRB Rating: Teen
Description:
Metal Gear Solid and Goldeneye 007 fans take note: you need this game. Sure, main character Jean-Luc Cougar has a silly name, but his covert moves and daunting assignment rival that of a better-known, suit-wearing spy. Winback: Covert Operations is one of those games--you know, the hyper-engrossing, atmospheric type that suck you in until the graveyard shifters' lunch breaks.
As S.C.A.T. (Strategic Covert Actions Team) members, players must disable a rash of terrorists who've taken over a powerful laser satellite defense system capable of leveling large regions with one burst. Jean-Luc stealthily plunges into the control center, buried deep in a mountainside, lined with bad guys. This isn't a first-person shooter; the over-the-shoulder view provides plenty of screen space to plan each sneaky move, going for surprise attacks rather than all-out, bullets-flying action.
Once the player learns the somewhat complex, though natural and intuitive controls, manipulating Jean-Luc becomes an unconscious act. The fluid combination of The Matrix-style moves is entirely impressive: nothing like slinking silently against a wall, somersaulting into the open, picking off a terrorist, and then rolling into a crouch behind a crate. Just beautiful. --Eric Twelker
Pros:
- Excellent player controls, though difficult to master
- Nice animation
- Well-paced storyline
- Simple weapons
- Camera often errant, getting stuck behind walls or at bad angles at the worst possible times
- Game saves only after reaching checkpoints, resulting in frequent restarts