- Publisher: Koei
- Release Date: Mar 27, 2001
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 23 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 16 out of 23
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Mixed: 1 out of 23
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Negative: 6 out of 23
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[Anonymous]Jul 4, 2001Terrible! I can't believe I spent $50 on this game!
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ChadS.Jul 4, 2001Yum.
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[Anonymous]Jul 4, 2001Terrible! I can't believe I spent $50 on this game!
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MightAug 4, 2001This game is incredible. I still play it today on the N64, its hard and long. Now its on PS2! How much better can the game get. I get bored of these first person view games.
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P.O.Jul 27, 2002Great game. I can't stop playing it.
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ThundakuS.Jun 23, 2001Fun, addictive game.
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JasonJul 11, 2001Best game ever. Any one who isn't good at this game just sucks at video games altogether.
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JasonT.Jul 4, 2001Everything... it was a masterpiece... a work of art!!
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VinhT.Jul 4, 2001Spectacular!! Best game I have played yet! Quenches your thirst for action-espionage
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VinhT.Jul 4, 2001Spectacular!! Best game I have played yet! Quenches your thirst for action-espionage
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SergeAug 18, 2001Umm..can i rate it 11?
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AdW.Jul 11, 2001Best game in it's genre!
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May 27, 2012One of my favorite games of all time. I played the 64 version. Put so many hours into this game.
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Feb 1, 2021
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Oct 17, 2022Operation Winback is a insanely engaging stealth shooter with memorable characters and cutscenes full of charm borrowing influences from classic action movies of the time. The cover system is enjoyable and doesn't run stale due to the beautiful level design. Definitely a hidden gem deserving of more praise.
Awards & Rankings
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50
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#50 Most Discussed PS2 Game of 2001
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81
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#81 Most Shared PS2 Game of 2001
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Despite its averageness, WinBack: CO is fun, satisfying stealth/action fare. If it were the only game you had, it’d be great.
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Compared with the sights/sounds/gameplay of "MGS2", the technical flaws that were present on the N64 version (and haven't been fixed in this PS2 port) stand-out like a sore thumb on Roger Ebert's hand (there's a lovely image for you!).
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Sheesh, this clunker might as well be subtitled "Interactive Espionage Game Design Basics for Dummies." How retailers can live with such rubbish polluting their shelves isn't apparent.