Story
Following the assassination of the Caruban President, Xavier Serrano, VSSE agent Richard Miller has been implicated in the crime. V.S.S.E. can only protect Miller for 48 hours before they turn him in to Caruban authorities. During this time, V.S.S.E. cannot provide Miller with any assistance, but can only provide one lead—a VSSE agent named Abacus (real name Marisa Soleil) has information Miller needs to process his name-clearing spree. Abacus is currently located at a yacht owned by the criminal organization Kantaris. V.S.S.E. leaves Miller with the yacht's coordinates before the agency leaves Miller on his own. Unless Miller can clear his name within the 48-hour block, the covert agency will have no choice but to disregard the work Richard completed as a V.S.S.E. agent.
After Kantaris kidnaps Abacus, Miller descends into the yacht to take on the yacht clerks of the Kantaris Organization. Rescuing Abacus, Miller finds out that a Caruban kingpin (Ricardo Blanco) was the rogue assassin liable for framing Miller. Kantaris triggers the yacht's self-destruct, forcing Miller and Abacus to leave.
As Miller and Abacus part ways, Miller finds unwelcome company from Caruban authorities. Escaping the airport by Taxi cab, the driver escorts Miller to Blanco's mansion where a violent gunfight between Blanco and Miller takes place. Seeking answers, Miller disables Blanco, but before Miller started interrogating Blanco, Wild Dog double-crosses Blanco by fatally gunning him down therefore leaving Richard no hope, but Blanco told Miller to go to Rio Oro for the truth.
Infiltrating Rio Oro and surpassing Wild Dog's elaborate traps, Richard suddenly finds President Serrano held captive and learns the truth behind Project Titan, him being framed for a crime he would never commit, and why Wild Dog occupied Rio Oro. Committed to clear Richard's name, Serrano orders Miller to halt Project Titan, Dog's titanium robot army, and settle the score with Wild Dog at Wild Dog's lair.
Richard, acting on orders under President Serrano, eventually wipes out the sinister Project Titan plot and defeats Wild Dog and ultimately clears his name of all wrongdoings implicated against him.
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