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Mission Impossible: Operation Surma came out on the Game Boy Advance in 2003, published by Atari. It was part of that wave of licensed games trying to capture a movie's feel on a handheld, back when developers were still figuring out how to fit complex action onto a small screen. The game doesn't try to be a graphical powerhouse; it focuses on delivering a specific kind of stealth experience.

You control Ethan Hunt, and your main job is to infiltrate high-security locations without being detected. The gameplay is methodical, screen by screen. You spend a lot of time peeking under doors with an optic cable to study guard patterns, timing your movements to slip past patrols, and using context-sensitive disguises that only work if you stay out of direct sight. A simple but tense hacking mini-game is used to bypass electronic locks. The pacing is deliberate, and getting caught usually means a quick restart, making every successful maneuver feel earned. It feels like a careful, tactical puzzle where one wrong move unravels everything.