The hot new Sega game, Mission: Impossible Arcade, is now taking orders for delivery in North America.
The game, one of the biggest developed by the company in recent years, was shown at development stage a year ago after an initial launch at IAAPA in 2019, but has been held back for improvements and completion.
The arcade shooter is reported to be going into the shipping stage later this month. The first game trailer has now been launched online.
Critics have described the game as part-Daytona, part-Time Crisis, where two players of a team take out the foe and resolve mysteries faster than its opposing team. There is the ability for the machine to take over the role of opponent.
The game is licensed from Paramount with some settings familiar from the movie.
Pictured: Some of the development team for Mission: Impossible Arcade, with Shinichi Ogasawara in the centre, the head of design at Sega.
