Secret Service
Secret Service (also known as Secret Service: Ultimate Sacrifice) is a first-person shooter video game developed by Cauldron HQ and published by Activision for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 2 and Xbox 360.
Secret Service (also known as Secret Service: Ultimate Sacrifice) is a first-person shooter video game developed by Cauldron HQ and published by Activision for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 2 and Xbox 360.
The gameplay is similar to Die Hard: Vendetta, the James Bond games, and Soldier of Fortune: Payback. The game contains puzzle elements, where players must defuse bombs and unlock doors.
On the day of the Presidential inauguration, Secret Service Agent Pierce (Nolan North), a member of the personal detail for the current president, Simon (David Kaye), receives a phone call from an unknown caller (Michael Gough), whom he names "Semper"; Latin for "always" or "ever". "Semper" warns that Simon is in danger and that someone at the top has compromised the Secret Service warning that "They are tyrants everywhere".
Shortly thereafter, dozens of armed Hispanic hostiles attack the Lincoln Memorial, where President Simon is shot. After Pierce takes down several RPGs, Simon is extracted to Walter Reed Medical Center.
Then, reports of bombs planted in the Capitol Building with over one hundred civilians trapped in the cross fire. Pierce enters to disarm the bombs, while another agent, Doyle (Fred Tatasciore), provides updates on situation. Although the bomb squad is killed when they enter the building, Pierce manages to disarm bombs. He then rescues a group of senators and questions the Speaker of the House, Senator Davies (Robert Clotworthy), about the Vice President-elect William H. Fritz (Jim Ward), and learns that the President-elect, Richards (Fred Tatasciore), and Vice President-elect were political enemies.
Secret Service is abandonware and no longer sold or supported by its publishers. Files are archived here for these platforms:
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