Spy vs Spy 3: Arctic Antics is a 1988 action game featuring the wonderfully destructive rivalry between the two monochrome spies from the classic comic strip. This time the ridiculous conflict moves into an Arctic setting, where players must search for useful objects while setting traps and trying to sabotage their opponent. The real fun comes from the unpredictable interactions: a seemingly harmless room can become a collection of traps, surprises, and opportunities for revenge. Both players are essentially trying to outwit each other while behaving like two professionals who have completely forgotten what professionalism means. Spy vs Spy 3 retains the series' trademark slapstick humor and competitive spirit, making it particularly entertaining when played against another person. The Arctic scenery provides a suitably chilly backdrop for the chaos. It is espionage with none of the dignity normally associated with the profession, proving once again that international intrigue is much funnier when everyone keeps hitting each other with cartoonishly large objects.
Mike, same age here! I remember playing Spy VS Spy 1 on the Commodore 64 against my friends...
Mike Xu 06/03/2015 15:13
Yeah. Like spy vs spy 1 too.. missed that game. I think I was in primary school back then. Now I am 39.
rufus 28/12/2014 17:54
I liked better spy vs spy 1, but I don't think it was ever ported to MSDOS. Right?
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