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James Pond: Underwater Agent

Review

Control a fish-like agent to complete timed missions like freeing hostages or detonating structures.

James Pond: Underwater Agent was originally released in 1990 for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive, with the Genesis version being the first commercial release of the game.

About James Pond: Underwater Agent

James Pond: Underwater Agent features a fish-like protagonist whose adventures parody the James Bond series. The gameplay is structured around specific objectives that must be fulfilled within each area, such as locating keys or rescuing hostages, preventing progression until they are achieved. This design separates it from conventional platformers focused on continuous traversal.

Players navigate through environments populated by threats and must often complete their tasks under time constraints, making the experience challenging. Each mission presents a distinct goal, like destroying a structure, which dictates the action within a level rather than simply reaching an exit.

James Pond: Underwater Agent Screenshots

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Title screen
Mission explanation
Find keys and free lobster hostages
Get some explosives and detonate the base of the Acme company
Searching for some items
Secret bonus level
An area infected by radiation: free the innocent fishies