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The Mafat Conspiracy

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Also known as
Golgo 13 II: The Mafat Conspiracy Golgo 13: The Riddle of Icarus ゴルゴ13 第二章 イカロスの謎

Control ace assassin Golgo 13 in side-scrolling action and first-person mazes to recover a stolen satellite.

The Mafat Conspiracy (Golgo 13 II) was released for the NES in North America in 1990 by Vic Tokai; the original Japanese Famicom version, Golgo 13: The Riddle of Icarus, was released in 1990 as well.


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Released
1990
Genre
Perspective
1st-person, Side view
Size
256.02 KB
Rating
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About The Mafat Conspiracy

The Mafat Conspiracy is a Nintendo Entertainment System title that functions as a sequel to Top Secret Episode. The player controls Duke Togo, also known as Golgo 13, a professional assassin and marksman originating from manga. His mission involves locating a lost SDI defense satellite and rescuing a key scientist to prevent the weapon from being used for global blackmail.

Gameplay shifts between distinct modes. Outdoor sections are presented as side-scrolling action sequences where the character can jump and shoot. Upon entering buildings, the perspective changes to a first-person view for navigating three-dimensional mazes, avoiding guards, and gathering story-critical clues. Other segments include driving and precision sniper scenarios.

The setting involves espionage organizations such as the FBI and CIA, placing the protagonist in consistently dangerous situations. As a highly skilled operative, Golgo 13 is both a target and a formidable asset within this narrative.

The Mafat Conspiracy Screenshots

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Title Screen
Japanese title screen
Opening Sequence
Japanese introductory cinematic
It's like an undead James Bond opening
Golgo's primary weapon is his karate, which requires no ammo
Your hero, Golgo 13, a ruthless assassin
Doors such as this one lead to interior locations
The plot cutscenes go a little something like this...
The enemies won't let up just because you're in a 3D maze