This game was rad. The main element, stealth, worked well. I felt the tension upon entering a room with enemy soldiers, and studied their movements so I could pick them off. The items and weapons were fun to use (remote control missile, sick!), but bosses kinda felt like an afterthought. I detest when NES games are hard to navigate because of repeated screens that all look the same, but that was only a small section in this one. It's a fun stealthy adventure, but I do have to wonder about the ethics of punching a man to death while sleeping.