WinBack
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Winback is a third-person shooter
video game developed by Koei's Omega Force studio for the Nintendo 64
in 1999 and PlayStation 2
in 2001. A sequel, WinBack 2: Project Poseidon
, produced by Cavia for the PlayStation 2
and Xbox
game consoles, was released on April 25, 2006.
The story follows one Jean-Luc Cougar, a secret agent
infiltrating a laser satellite's command center. Gameplay revolves around its innovative cover system
, where the player takes cover behind corners and then ducks out to shoot. The player cannot move while shooting; instead, the control stick is used to aim, a task made easier by the fact that every weapon is equipped with a laser sight.
The game was influenced by Metal Gear Solid
and, in turn, WinBacks cover system eventually went on to influence several later shooters
, including Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty
(2001) and Kill Switch (2003), which in turn influenced games like Gears of War
(2006). The cover system has since become a staple of third-person shooters. WinBack also featured a laser sight mechanic that was later incorporated in action game
s such as Metal Gear Solid 2 and Resident Evil 4
(2005), and in turn would also become a staple of third-person shooters.
Kenneth Coleman and he is the leader of The Crying Lions. The Secretary of Defense contacts the Special Covert Action Team (SCAT) with their orders: Enter the GULF complex and reclaim it. Jean-Luc Cougar is part of the team in a helicopter that is soon shot down. One by one most of the team escapes the helicopter. The player takes control of Jean-Luc as he leaps a wall and enters a parking lot. The team is scattered and you must find them and destroy the satellite's control center. You must also race against the clock and the ever increasing body count of your own friends, as they are being killed off one by one. Along the way you will face a number of laser traps, puzzles, machine gun nests, ambushes and mazes. You will face sub bosses culminating in a semi final boss fight. The ending varies, depending on how much time it took to make it through the game. In a separate game mode, you can fight the sub bosses to unlock them as multiplayer characters.
There are two possible Endings, depending of how much time that Jean-Luc went to the control room:
Good Ending: Upon reaching the satellite control room, Jean-Luc encounters Dan. Jean discovers Dan's reasons for his betrayal of the team and the deaths of your comrades. It turns out that he was half Saroczian and at the age of 13, war broke out in the country. Splitting his family in two, his mother and sister defected to Russia while his brother and father joined the Saroczian Revolution. Several years later after the separation, he joins the Army and was eventually sent on a mission by the US Forces to keep the government in power by quashing the revolution supported by a majority of the people. The mission was carried out but Dan was filled with regrets which he says fate was responsible for. He also met his brother, Kenneth Coleman, the same man who is the leader of the Crying Lions and fought to end the suffering of the Saroczian people and avenge his father's death. After some talking Dan dies with the gunshot wounds fired by Jean-Luc. Cecile fights one last battle against Jean-Luc and is killed while Lisa comes to discover that Cecile is dead. In one last decision. The GULF satellite was destroyed as Keith, Lisa and Jean-Luc extracts with Operation Winback being a success.
Bad Ending: Jean-Luc finds both Lisa and Jack dead in the generator room, they were killed by Cecile Carlyle, the main antagonist of the game. Upon reaching the satellite control room, Jean-Luc finds Cecile waiting for him, Cecile told to jean-Luc that he was too late, the satellite already fired twice destroying the Pentagon and White house. He begins one final duel with him with Jean-Luc being victorious and killing Cecile. Later Jean-Luc went to the communications room and he found the leader of the Crying Lions, Kenneth Coleman alive and pleased that his "objective" and "cause" was a success, Jean-Luc confronted him and then after some talking Kenneth killed himself with a hand gun shoot on his head. Jean-Luc and Keith were the only survivors of the mission, Operation Winback was a failure.
old and single. His ability to remain levelheaded in even the most harrowing
situations gained him a spot as the leader of the Advance Strike Team of
S.C.A.T. He is highly respected by the younger teammates (most likely an NCO or basically a go-between officers and non-officers), and finds it
easier to express his fighting spirit in actions rather than words. His
handgun is the last reminder he has of his older brother Alan, a member of
the Army Special Forces who was lost in battle and is presumed dead.
Lisa Roberts: The deuteragonist of the game and only female member of S.C.A.T. team. Her grandmother was
Japanese, and Lisa claims to possess a strong fighting spirit. After acing
her courses on criminal psychology at the university, she went to join the
National Bureau of Investigation. She is also an excellent long-range sharp
shooter, and was once offered to test her skills in the Olympics. Dan
offered her a position in S.C.A.T. after seeing her in action during a training
session at the NBI academy. Survived mission and ends up with Jean-Luc.
Daniel Stewart: S.C.A.T.'s first and only commander. His experience and
leadership help hold together the various personalities that make up
S.C.A.T. He is also a former member of the Army Special Forces and a trusted
friend of Jean-Luc's brother Alan. He was the one that killed Tom and Steve, eventually He dies by the gunshots caused by Jean-Luc after a fierce gunfight.
Law Bruford: 6'6" 250 lbs of pure fighting machine. He was transferred to
S.C.A.T. from the Marine Corps Recon Battalions on the recommendation of his commanding officer. He is unmatched in hand to hand combat, and was Jean-Luc's toughest competition
for Leader of the Advance Strike Team. Gunned down by Cecile.
Jake Hudson: A former Special Forces grunt, Jake joined at the same time as
Jean-Luc. He is somewhat of a prankster and loves to pick on Lisa whenever
he gets a chance. He is as brave as they come, and his shooting ability is
questioned by none. Gunned down by Cecile while attempting to rescue Lisa and Jean-Luc.
who looks suprisingly like a younger version of Solid Snake,as jean-luc looks like snake
altogether.
Michael Hawkins: A demolitions expert and former member of the National Drug
Enforcement Agency's bomb squad. His skills in defusing bombs and destroying
obstructions make him a key player in the fight against terrorism. Gunned down by Banderas.
Thomas Smith: He is in charge of all communications for the backup support
team. A former member of the computer crime division in the National Bureau
of Investigation, he is well versed in all facets of computers and other
high tech electronics. He is Gunned down in the back by Dan.
Steven Legal: As Second-in-Command of S.C.A.T. he received most of his
training in the British Special Air Service and MI6. His information gathering and keen
analytical skills make him the top choice for any scouting mission. He was also the instructor and drill sergeant for incoming S.C.A.T. Members, and trained Jean-Luc Cougar. He is Gunned down in the back by Dan.
Keith Birdy: No team would be complete without a support member trained in
medicine. As the rookie of the team, Keith joined S.C.A.T. with the highest
recommendations from the President. The GULF mission is his first with the
group. He survived the mission, but was injured in the leg by Duke.
Matthew Brown: Very little is known about him other than the African-American who planned to get back in church after the mission. Clips shown of him in the team section as being a great expert in hand to hand combat, possibly being the second best on the team. He is shot in the head by Cecile Carlyle of the Crying Lions very early in the mission, making him the first member to be killed.
, the unit adopted this moniker when they invaded the GULF complex in 2001. They were highly trained and well equipped, but had limited combat experience, with the exception of their leading officers. According to the official report, all the members were killed during the GULF incident, though many mercenaries throughout the world dispute by claiming to have once been a member of the Crying Lions.
Kenneth Coleman: The leader of the Crying Lions. Born in fictional country Saroczia, he became a mercenary after serving in the Selous Scouts
and the C Squadron 22 (Rhodesian) SAS
. Fighting in many conflicts across the globe, Coleman was contracted to form the Saroczian Special Forces just before the US invasion. He was killed by Cecile Carlyle, second-in-command of the Crying Lions.
Cecile Carlyle: The main antagonist of the game and second in command of the Crying Lions. Cecile is a international terrorist, and he is wanted for international war crimes. Cecile seems to come from England
because of his last name originates from England noble families, he guns down three of the S.C.A.T. Team members, Including Matt, Law, and Jake. Eleventh and last Boss in the game, Uses Grenades and a Handgun. (He is the eighth boss in the game if beat in a certain time frame.
Lila: A cold-blooded killer
and the only apparent Female member of the Crying Lyons, Lila is a trigger happy, sadistic, short tempered, woman. She seems to have a short attention span. She appears to be infatuated with Cecile Carlyle (She screams his name when she dies.) Lila is the first boss in the game and wields an M-60 machine gun.
Leon: Obsessed with hunting and kill his prey, Leon is a hunter that wields a 12-gauge shotgun, He was tasked to protect the last bomb that Jean-Luc must defuse, Leon stands in the way of defusing the final bomb. He is the second boss in the game.
Ryan: A High ranking Lieutenant of the Crying Lyons, Ryan was tasked with guarding the express elevator. It is possible that he is third in command of the entire Organization. He is the third boss in the game wielding a Sub-machine gun and grenades. He destroys the express elevator and himself with a hand grenade.
Sergeant Thunder: A anti-patriotic hot-headed flame-thrower wielding maniac. He joined the Crying Lions due to his hatred and disgust to his Country, which is implied to be America
. He is the fourth boss in the game.
Duke: A french mercenary
and another trigger happy member of the Crying Lions, Duke Wields a Mini-gun. He wounds Keith in the leg while Jake, Lisa, Mike, and himself were passing through the warehouse.
Gunt: A obese, inpulsive and dangerous big man, he is a vicious criminal and will stop at nothing to kill his victims. He is in charge of transferring supplies through the Freight Elevator. He wields a home-made Rocket Launcher and is the sixth boss in the game.
Banderas: A demolitions expert of the Crying Lions. He wields dual Uzi Machine-Pistols. He guns down Mike, and kill numerous engineers from the base in the intro of the game, he is the Seventh boss in the game.
Jin: The Crying Lions Assassin, He was sent to take down the remaining members of the S.C.A.T. team. He is completely insane, and wields a Hand gun and Explosive throwing stars. He is the eighth boss in the game (Only available if game is beat in a certain time frame)
Ash/Deathmask: Coleman's personal bodyguard and a misteryous man, he never speaks. Wears full body armor and wields Two hand-guns. Ninth Boss in the game. (Only available if game is beat in a certain time frame)
Third-person shooter
Third-person shooter is a genre of 3D action games in which the player character is visible on-screen, and the gameplay consists primarily of shooting.-Definition:...
video game developed by Koei's Omega Force studio for the Nintendo 64
Nintendo 64
The , often referred to as N64, was Nintendo′s third home video game console for the international market. Named for its 64-bit CPU, it was released in June 1996 in Japan, September 1996 in North America, March 1997 in Europe and Australia, September 1997 in France and December 1997 in Brazil...
in 1999 and PlayStation 2
PlayStation 2
The PlayStation 2 is a sixth-generation video game console manufactured by Sony as part of the PlayStation series. Its development was announced in March 1999 and it was first released on March 4, 2000, in Japan...
in 2001. A sequel, WinBack 2: Project Poseidon
WinBack 2: Project Poseidon
Winback 2: Project Poseidon is the 2006 video game sequel to WinBack. Available for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox, it was published by Koei but developed by a different company, Cavia, inc., from that of the original.-Plot:...
, produced by Cavia for the PlayStation 2
PlayStation 2
The PlayStation 2 is a sixth-generation video game console manufactured by Sony as part of the PlayStation series. Its development was announced in March 1999 and it was first released on March 4, 2000, in Japan...
and Xbox
Xbox
The Xbox is a sixth-generation video game console manufactured by Microsoft. It was released on November 15, 2001 in North America, February 22, 2002 in Japan, and March 14, 2002 in Australia and Europe and is the predecessor to the Xbox 360. It was Microsoft's first foray into the gaming console...
game consoles, was released on April 25, 2006.
The story follows one Jean-Luc Cougar, a secret agent
Secret Agent
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infiltrating a laser satellite's command center. Gameplay revolves around its innovative cover system
Cover system
A cover system is how a video game lets a virtual avatar avoid dangers usually in a three-dimensional world. This method is a digital adaptation of the real-life military tactic of taking cover to dodge enemy gunfire or explosives. Similar gameplay elements can be traced back to as early as 1986,...
, where the player takes cover behind corners and then ducks out to shoot. The player cannot move while shooting; instead, the control stick is used to aim, a task made easier by the fact that every weapon is equipped with a laser sight.
The game was influenced by Metal Gear Solid
Metal Gear Solid
is a videogame by Hideo Kojima. The game was developed by Konami Computer Entertainment Japan and first published by Konami in 1998 for the PlayStation video game console. It is the sequel to Kojimas early MSX2 computer games Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake...
and, in turn, WinBacks cover system eventually went on to influence several later shooters
Shooter game
Shooter games are a sub-genre of action game, which often test the player's speed and reaction time. It includes many subgenres that have the commonality of focusing "on the actions of the avatar using some sort of weapon. Usually this weapon is a gun, or some other long-range weapon". A common...
, including Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty
Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty
is a stealth action video game directed by Hideo Kojima, developed by Konami Computer Entertainment Japan and published by Konami for the PlayStation 2 in 2001....
(2001) and Kill Switch (2003), which in turn influenced games like Gears of War
Gears of War
Gears of War is a military science fiction third-person shooter video game developed by Epic Games and published by Microsoft Game Studios...
(2006). The cover system has since become a staple of third-person shooters. WinBack also featured a laser sight mechanic that was later incorporated in action game
Action game
Action game is a video game genre that emphasizes physical challenges, including hand–eye coordination and reaction-time. The genre includes diverse subgenres such as fighting games, shooter games, and platform games, which are widely considered the most important action games, though some...
s such as Metal Gear Solid 2 and Resident Evil 4
Resident Evil 4
Resident Evil 4, known in Japan as , is a survival horror third-person shooter video game developed by Capcom Production Studio 4 and published by multiple publishers, including Capcom, Ubisoft, Nintendo Australia, Red Ant Enterprises and THQ Asia Pacific...
(2005), and in turn would also become a staple of third-person shooters.
Story
In the beginning, an terrorist group called "Crying Lions" takes control of a space based laser weapon. This is used to attack a military installation housing the controls to the weapon, called the GULF system. The leader of the terrorists calls himself ColonelColonel
Colonel , abbreviated Col or COL, is a military rank of a senior commissioned officer. It or a corresponding rank exists in most armies and in many air forces; the naval equivalent rank is generally "Captain". It is also used in some police forces and other paramilitary rank structures...
Kenneth Coleman and he is the leader of The Crying Lions. The Secretary of Defense contacts the Special Covert Action Team (SCAT) with their orders: Enter the GULF complex and reclaim it. Jean-Luc Cougar is part of the team in a helicopter that is soon shot down. One by one most of the team escapes the helicopter. The player takes control of Jean-Luc as he leaps a wall and enters a parking lot. The team is scattered and you must find them and destroy the satellite's control center. You must also race against the clock and the ever increasing body count of your own friends, as they are being killed off one by one. Along the way you will face a number of laser traps, puzzles, machine gun nests, ambushes and mazes. You will face sub bosses culminating in a semi final boss fight. The ending varies, depending on how much time it took to make it through the game. In a separate game mode, you can fight the sub bosses to unlock them as multiplayer characters.
There are two possible Endings, depending of how much time that Jean-Luc went to the control room:
Good Ending: Upon reaching the satellite control room, Jean-Luc encounters Dan. Jean discovers Dan's reasons for his betrayal of the team and the deaths of your comrades. It turns out that he was half Saroczian and at the age of 13, war broke out in the country. Splitting his family in two, his mother and sister defected to Russia while his brother and father joined the Saroczian Revolution. Several years later after the separation, he joins the Army and was eventually sent on a mission by the US Forces to keep the government in power by quashing the revolution supported by a majority of the people. The mission was carried out but Dan was filled with regrets which he says fate was responsible for. He also met his brother, Kenneth Coleman, the same man who is the leader of the Crying Lions and fought to end the suffering of the Saroczian people and avenge his father's death. After some talking Dan dies with the gunshot wounds fired by Jean-Luc. Cecile fights one last battle against Jean-Luc and is killed while Lisa comes to discover that Cecile is dead. In one last decision. The GULF satellite was destroyed as Keith, Lisa and Jean-Luc extracts with Operation Winback being a success.
Bad Ending: Jean-Luc finds both Lisa and Jack dead in the generator room, they were killed by Cecile Carlyle, the main antagonist of the game. Upon reaching the satellite control room, Jean-Luc finds Cecile waiting for him, Cecile told to jean-Luc that he was too late, the satellite already fired twice destroying the Pentagon and White house. He begins one final duel with him with Jean-Luc being victorious and killing Cecile. Later Jean-Luc went to the communications room and he found the leader of the Crying Lions, Kenneth Coleman alive and pleased that his "objective" and "cause" was a success, Jean-Luc confronted him and then after some talking Kenneth killed himself with a hand gun shoot on his head. Jean-Luc and Keith were the only survivors of the mission, Operation Winback was a failure.
Multiplayer
The game featured a standard multiplayer mode where players had access to all of the game's abilities and weapons. At the beginning of the game, all the members of Jean-Luc's team are available as selectable characters. Each one featured their own special weapon. As the player progressed through the game, they could unlock the bosses they had defeated in story mode (Except the last boss, who was playable at the beginning of the game). Each boss had a unique weapon they used in the story mode with infinite ammo.S.C.A.T. Members
Jean-Luc Cougar: The main protagonist of the game, Jean-Luc is a former member of a city SWAT team, 27 yearsold and single. His ability to remain levelheaded in even the most harrowing
situations gained him a spot as the leader of the Advance Strike Team of
S.C.A.T. He is highly respected by the younger teammates (most likely an NCO or basically a go-between officers and non-officers), and finds it
easier to express his fighting spirit in actions rather than words. His
handgun is the last reminder he has of his older brother Alan, a member of
the Army Special Forces who was lost in battle and is presumed dead.
Lisa Roberts: The deuteragonist of the game and only female member of S.C.A.T. team. Her grandmother was
Japanese, and Lisa claims to possess a strong fighting spirit. After acing
her courses on criminal psychology at the university, she went to join the
National Bureau of Investigation. She is also an excellent long-range sharp
shooter, and was once offered to test her skills in the Olympics. Dan
offered her a position in S.C.A.T. after seeing her in action during a training
session at the NBI academy. Survived mission and ends up with Jean-Luc.
Daniel Stewart: S.C.A.T.'s first and only commander. His experience and
leadership help hold together the various personalities that make up
S.C.A.T. He is also a former member of the Army Special Forces and a trusted
friend of Jean-Luc's brother Alan. He was the one that killed Tom and Steve, eventually He dies by the gunshots caused by Jean-Luc after a fierce gunfight.
Law Bruford: 6'6" 250 lbs of pure fighting machine. He was transferred to
S.C.A.T. from the Marine Corps Recon Battalions on the recommendation of his commanding officer. He is unmatched in hand to hand combat, and was Jean-Luc's toughest competition
for Leader of the Advance Strike Team. Gunned down by Cecile.
Jake Hudson: A former Special Forces grunt, Jake joined at the same time as
Jean-Luc. He is somewhat of a prankster and loves to pick on Lisa whenever
he gets a chance. He is as brave as they come, and his shooting ability is
questioned by none. Gunned down by Cecile while attempting to rescue Lisa and Jean-Luc.
who looks suprisingly like a younger version of Solid Snake,as jean-luc looks like snake
altogether.
Michael Hawkins: A demolitions expert and former member of the National Drug
Enforcement Agency's bomb squad. His skills in defusing bombs and destroying
obstructions make him a key player in the fight against terrorism. Gunned down by Banderas.
Thomas Smith: He is in charge of all communications for the backup support
team. A former member of the computer crime division in the National Bureau
of Investigation, he is well versed in all facets of computers and other
high tech electronics. He is Gunned down in the back by Dan.
Steven Legal: As Second-in-Command of S.C.A.T. he received most of his
training in the British Special Air Service and MI6. His information gathering and keen
analytical skills make him the top choice for any scouting mission. He was also the instructor and drill sergeant for incoming S.C.A.T. Members, and trained Jean-Luc Cougar. He is Gunned down in the back by Dan.
Keith Birdy: No team would be complete without a support member trained in
medicine. As the rookie of the team, Keith joined S.C.A.T. with the highest
recommendations from the President. The GULF mission is his first with the
group. He survived the mission, but was injured in the leg by Duke.
Matthew Brown: Very little is known about him other than the African-American who planned to get back in church after the mission. Clips shown of him in the team section as being a great expert in hand to hand combat, possibly being the second best on the team. He is shot in the head by Cecile Carlyle of the Crying Lions very early in the mission, making him the first member to be killed.
The Crying Lions
Made up of remnants of the former Saroczian Special ForcesSpecial forces
Special forces, or special operations forces are terms used to describe elite military tactical teams trained to perform high-risk dangerous missions that conventional units cannot perform...
, the unit adopted this moniker when they invaded the GULF complex in 2001. They were highly trained and well equipped, but had limited combat experience, with the exception of their leading officers. According to the official report, all the members were killed during the GULF incident, though many mercenaries throughout the world dispute by claiming to have once been a member of the Crying Lions.
Kenneth Coleman: The leader of the Crying Lions. Born in fictional country Saroczia, he became a mercenary after serving in the Selous Scouts
Selous Scouts
The Selous Scouts was a special forces regiment of the Rhodesian Army, which operated from 1973 until the introduction of majority rule in 1980. It was named after British explorer Frederick Courteney Selous , and their motto was pamwe chete, which, in the Shona language, roughly means "all...
and the C Squadron 22 (Rhodesian) SAS
C Squadron 22 (Rhodesian) SAS
The Rhodesian Special Air Service or Rhodesian SAS refers to:*C Squadron, Special Air Service Regiment *"C" Squadron Special Air Service *1 Special Air Service Regiment...
. Fighting in many conflicts across the globe, Coleman was contracted to form the Saroczian Special Forces just before the US invasion. He was killed by Cecile Carlyle, second-in-command of the Crying Lions.
Cecile Carlyle: The main antagonist of the game and second in command of the Crying Lions. Cecile is a international terrorist, and he is wanted for international war crimes. Cecile seems to come from England
England
England is a country that is part of the United Kingdom. It shares land borders with Scotland to the north and Wales to the west; the Irish Sea is to the north west, the Celtic Sea to the south west, with the North Sea to the east and the English Channel to the south separating it from continental...
because of his last name originates from England noble families, he guns down three of the S.C.A.T. Team members, Including Matt, Law, and Jake. Eleventh and last Boss in the game, Uses Grenades and a Handgun. (He is the eighth boss in the game if beat in a certain time frame.
Lila: A cold-blooded killer
Killer
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and the only apparent Female member of the Crying Lyons, Lila is a trigger happy, sadistic, short tempered, woman. She seems to have a short attention span. She appears to be infatuated with Cecile Carlyle (She screams his name when she dies.) Lila is the first boss in the game and wields an M-60 machine gun.
Leon: Obsessed with hunting and kill his prey, Leon is a hunter that wields a 12-gauge shotgun, He was tasked to protect the last bomb that Jean-Luc must defuse, Leon stands in the way of defusing the final bomb. He is the second boss in the game.
Ryan: A High ranking Lieutenant of the Crying Lyons, Ryan was tasked with guarding the express elevator. It is possible that he is third in command of the entire Organization. He is the third boss in the game wielding a Sub-machine gun and grenades. He destroys the express elevator and himself with a hand grenade.
Sergeant Thunder: A anti-patriotic hot-headed flame-thrower wielding maniac. He joined the Crying Lions due to his hatred and disgust to his Country, which is implied to be America
United States
The United States of America is a federal constitutional republic comprising fifty states and a federal district...
. He is the fourth boss in the game.
Duke: A french mercenary
Mercenary
A mercenary, is a person who takes part in an armed conflict based on the promise of material compensation rather than having a direct interest in, or a legal obligation to, the conflict itself. A non-conscript professional member of a regular army is not considered to be a mercenary although he...
and another trigger happy member of the Crying Lions, Duke Wields a Mini-gun. He wounds Keith in the leg while Jake, Lisa, Mike, and himself were passing through the warehouse.
Gunt: A obese, inpulsive and dangerous big man, he is a vicious criminal and will stop at nothing to kill his victims. He is in charge of transferring supplies through the Freight Elevator. He wields a home-made Rocket Launcher and is the sixth boss in the game.
Banderas: A demolitions expert of the Crying Lions. He wields dual Uzi Machine-Pistols. He guns down Mike, and kill numerous engineers from the base in the intro of the game, he is the Seventh boss in the game.
Jin: The Crying Lions Assassin, He was sent to take down the remaining members of the S.C.A.T. team. He is completely insane, and wields a Hand gun and Explosive throwing stars. He is the eighth boss in the game (Only available if game is beat in a certain time frame)
Ash/Deathmask: Coleman's personal bodyguard and a misteryous man, he never speaks. Wears full body armor and wields Two hand-guns. Ninth Boss in the game. (Only available if game is beat in a certain time frame)
Reception
Both versions received generally favorable. PS2 version did slightly better than the N64, the improved controls and graphics but the voice-acting was universally criticized.External links
- Official site (Archived)
- WinBack (N64) at GameRankings
- WinBack (PS2) at GameRankings