Product Description

Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy challenges players to use their most powerful weapon--their mind--as they try to master the first action/stealth game to integrate traditional weapons combat with extensive Psi (psychic) mind powers. Combatting a terrorist movement set to overthrow world order, Nick Geller--an elite American Psi-Operative--fights using telekinesis (lifting and throwing objects), pyrokinesis (controlling fire), remote viewing (going "out-of-body" to plan attacks), mind drain (draining Psi energy from enemies), aura view ("seeing" elements that aren't visible in the real world) and mind control (taking control of enemies) to fight against an army of programmed, psychic terrorist super soldiers that will stop at nothing to reach their goal.

As Geller, players must conquer a programmed super soldier army and its psychic agents while using Psi powers. In addition to Psi capabilities, players have access to traditional weapons such as handguns and automatic weaponry. As players strategically navigate seven huge immersive levels within four distinct compounds, they encounter multiple ways to solve missions, which greatly adds to the replay value.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #10379 in Computer & Video Games
• Brand: Midway Games Ltd
• Released on: 2004-10-01
• ESRB Rating: Adults Only
• Platform: Xbox

Customer Reviews

Psi-Ops sneaks under the radar
This game has sneakily avoided my attention until recently. Perhaps it was some kind of mind drain, but as a psychology student, I am permitted to doubt that.
Psi-Ops is the most fun I have had playing (and I own a fair few games) since Halo. In fact, there are several elements, notably the mind control powers, were it exceeds in playability - a seriously tough prospect.

Those peculiar enough to enjoy pretending we had force powers when aged 7 (and that's about all adult men aged over 30) will enjoy this game on a profound psychological level. Forget those who worry about the game's violent content, we are mature enough to understand how little this matters to the decent, complient fellows we have all become.
This game unleashes the 'Force' ability, and provides a physics engine which will entrance and amaze the little boy in us.
Graphically, I was contantly impressed with the scale of some levels, and their commitment to realism. This game deserves your attention, the cheat subsystem (often neglected with games these days) is first class, and will ensure you return to this glorious gem of a game.

A stratigical and fresh idea
Psi-opps is a great game, which really brings something new to the genre. The mind powers are really fun and it opens up a whole new dimension of the game. What I think was the best part to this game was all the different ways you good complete tasks, like the Hitman series. For instance, go around sneakily and knock everyone out, using silenced pistols to take out cameras, or go in guns galore or use your psycic powers and not lift a finger. It has a compelling storyline with well developed characters and a simple yet solid plot. It has a lot of extra levels, and being able to play as bosses allows you to use stronger powers, but after playing it through on elite, spending some time playing as the bosses and completing all the extra missions, you realise how short the game is, letting me complete it on the hardest difficulty in just over 4 hours. The ending leaves you wanting more, from the sequel which is so heavily suggested. A very good game which will see you to the end...I just can't wait to get stuck into the next, but if you can't wait give 2nd Sight a go.

Nearly Perfect!
I usualy don't go "over the top" with many games, although this one's a perl. It brings a bunch of new ideas that are mad mad fun (for instance Mind Control!). The graphics are great, they have perfect round shapes, the fog, the fire... briliant! The dificulty level "can" at one time become frustrating (Marlene boss is not that well made because she has a strike that's un-avoidable: not cool!), but otherwise perfect - most of the time you're presented with a situation and have to figure out, using your abilities, how to supress them, and the situation vary a lot: from an ilusion maze, to finding out a code somewhere with your "Aura View", to "Mind Control" a dude to open some doors. Although it should be a bit longer, however, I manage to finish the game in 8 hours, but not including the many retries at Marlene's fight.
Midway is really doing great games. Cheers to them.