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- more like Mercenaries Playground of Deceptively good open world design featuring peter stormare and lots of explosions am I right haha hehe I never know what to write here
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I love this game. I remember trying to save money on a helicopter by ordering something cheap and shooting the helicopter delivery pilot when they were closest to the ground so it might “crash” safely. Worked about 1 in every 10 times
Oh and great video thumbs up and all that
When I did the Blackhawk Down extraction mission where they want you to get a copter and fly out under fire; I ordered a 4 door generic Volvo and me and the crew just carpooled to safety.
Didn't expect to see you here
Litterally love you both so much, it's awesome to see you all on eachothers comments ❤️
In the speedruns, they've gotten it pretty much perfectly consistent
Got my first job because of this game lmao. I spilled some soda on my PS2 during a rather intense mission when I was 12ish and in a panic took it over to my local flea market which was chock FULL of video game sellers. One dude in particular sold modded Xboxes so I figured he could fix up my poor soda bathed fatboy PS2 and sure enough he did! Sadly I was broke as shit being all of 12 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Thankfully dude was just like "Well I do need some help around here. How about you come and work for me for the next two weekends and I'll hand this over to you right now?" "DEAL." Don't know what happened to that dude after all that but I hope he's having a good day right now lmao
That's awesome. Sounds like a good dude.
Bro of the century.
Lol funny story 😂😂
Gamerbro
Absolute legend that man is
A straight-up miracle of a game. There are entire systems-based games being released right now that barely have a quarter of the raw ambition that this 6th gen game had. Blows my mind every time I think of it.
I would love a modern remake for PS5/PC. It would be so sick.
These days for just about everything it's pay more get less.
@@ryeguy7941 but the graphics!
But muh graffixs
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13 year old boy in 2005 here, this game was a breath of fresh air at the time despite all the air in game looking beyond contaminated. A real shame this series died out but than again what beloved franchise hasn’t amidst this modern hell-scape
Yeah gaming became a snake oil selling con-man.
Thank you 🙌 as someone that played Siphon Filter back in the day (lol) I can also appreciate the game for what it was during the time period.
When disguised as an enemy faction you can honk your horn (works in all vehicles including helicopters) to show your true colours to nearby allied troops.
you can honk in a chopper too. Its an air horn
I forgot about that, I know it would reveal you to the enemy but I guess it's only logical it could reveal you to your allies too.
@@DaisyBunnyVR you HAD to honk near allies because if you were in a NK vehicle, they shoot at you until you blow your disguise
@@Odium515 riiight, yeah! fun times
@@DaisyBunnyVR Yes. You can also honk the horn to call allied soldiers to fill your vehicle, Warthog style. Bring a journalist and have him witness you fighting the NK, and you'll score points with all factions for each kill.
Still among my all time favourites. Also honking your horn removes whatever disguise from the vehicle you’re in.
I have a vague memory of doing this, but I only ever got to play the demo version of Mercenaries from Playstation Magazine
@@tragicallyfunny in my opinion it’s a bit of a forgotten gem. Definitely rough when compared to modern stuff and I don’t expect those first timers to play it through to completion but yeah I still love it. Heck it was among the first games I re-downloaded when I got my Series X
@@LeadingMole058it might be an old game but it plays smooth
We really NEED a next-gen version of this series. Such an amazing game ahead of its time that got two lackluster sequels which weren't as complex or awe-inspiring
even a remaster with a newer engine would be amazing... Just Cause has the proper platform to start with
Wait... 2 sequels? I only ever remember mercenaries 2 from 2008
@@PhantomLordOG could be referring to one of two things: 1) there were two versions of Mercs 2 (PC/PS3/Xbox360) and (PS2/XBOX). They were both “Mercs 2” but very different.
2) there was a third game in development which even had some gameplay/concept trailer developed. But before it could go any further, the market crashed in 2008 and EA consolidated its teams, closing Pandemic’s doors in the process. - Mercs 3 exists in the same way Battlefront 3 exists. There technically “was” something but never a full game.
Yeah I've wanted a modern remake of this series for 2 generations, now 😪
I would accept a remaster or even just a rerelease! Loading times would be impeccable
Honestly the fact that this game came out on the PS2 released in 2001 is really impressive. Aside from San Andreas, this game may have the most content of any open-world game on the system. If only the second one wasn't so 7th-generationy
One of the few games that the sequel was even better.
The second game was a very good update.
The second one was way better. It plays like a weird version of MGS 5 that has a more open world
@@DeadManSinging1 I disagree. Second game had some cool ideas, but wasn't exicuted as well. Like it gave you a nuclear bunker buster at the end of the game but almost every building could be brought down with just a normal bombing run or two. Bases were also a lot easier to take out, with no tank spawning tunnels. Really could have benifited from a new game+ option. Still fun though, planning on beating it a 3rd time after I finish my 3rd run through the first game.
Ps2 nor this game came out in 2001
I loved this as a kid. Pandemic really were the chosen ones of game design.
Thank you for talking about my favorite ps2 game of all time . I remember my buddy and me would take turns messing around on this game .
Interesting you also watch this channel. Never woulda guessed.
it is still my all-time favorite aswell, nothing compared... not even my 2nd favorite, "Just Cause 2".
Then take turns messing around with each other too
Im still waiting for new mercenary
I actually love the combat in Mercinaries, the fact that bullets all have a bright glow and move relatively slow turn mid-long range firefights into a bullet hell game. Just Cause tries to do similar things, but even with the added speed of the grappling hook, you don't so much dodge as quickly pull yourself behind cover.
It’s also worth noting that the composer for most of the music was Michael Giacchino who worked on the recent Batman soundtrack, ratatouille and other massive titles.
It’s like getting Hans Zimmer or John Williams to compose music for your game, it’s amazing!
the game had some impressive smoke effects and physics ( smoke is reacting to your chopper etc.) . This is basically the engine Pandemic used for Full Spectrum Warrior and Battlefront
Great video. Definitely do Mercenaries 2, it’d be fun to compare & contrast.
definitely think I will at this point - and the PS2 port!
@@minimme I played a lot of the ps3 version of mercenaries 2 and I’d love to see the review
I still have that "Oh no you didnt" song seared into my brain.
@@minimme Don't forget to dig into Mercenaries 2's marketing campaign. that song was a viral hit back in the day.
@@minimme Heads up the PS2 game is just a different game all together (and honestly I think a better game overall) with several differing mechanics and most of the juice of the game being in side contracts
This game gave you so much freedom, it was incredible. Every piece of equipment took real work to get and you could get a heart attack just at the thought of landing your heli wrong or tipping a truck over or whatever. Absolutely LOVED this game, and the intro mission was so damn cool. Yeah it's depressing in atmosphere but that makes it even cooler, those who have played know. Loved the card labels for valued targets too, just a very cool game.
Mate, cannot tell you how much I appreciate the effort and time you pit into what you do. Your reviews are always so insightful and relatable, thanks for being consistently one of the best TH-camrs on the entire platform ❤️
It's that one game with Han Solo and Indiana Jones!
It is! And I'm annoyed I forgot to mention them lol
I've passed over this for years and never gave it a second thought. Will definitely be picking this up. Kinda got Deadly Dozen vibes. Love your epic sandbox war stories dude!!! Awesome video!
it's like Deadly Dozen but actually playable!
Yo dude the game goes on sale for as low as a dollar in the Xbox store. Which is pretty rare on the Xbox store.
It's a surprisingly fun game, I thought I would hate it when I first tried it, my first session was about 8 hours long because I loved it so much lol.
@@ZinkyStinky it's playable on series x?
@@augustusaurelius2628 Yup! it honestly runs amazingly on modern hardware, and it looks way better to.
Ah, yes. Dominic "Family" Toretto and Tony "Do a Kickflip" Hawk.
The "other" mercenaries.
Working in a retro game shop, this really helps me. I've been looking at this game for years, and this really helps me be able to recommend it to people. I love your videos because it helps me find smaller, more overlooked games and give them a chance for people who I think might like them. Your videos fuel me with inspiration for the history of video games and the ones that have been overlooked by the top dogs of whatever age they came out in. Please keep it up, your videos are invaluable
Glad my work helps you out and thank you for the lovely comment here :)
Another great game that never got a sequel is Freedom Fighters. It's basically like the movie Red Dawn. The Russians invade and take over America but the setting is in New York. The redo of Red Dawn has a lot of similarities as the Freedom Fighters game. It's a squad based fighting game from the PS2 era. I love that game. I have played it multiple times and it never gets old.
I like how each HQ had one random thing per mission brief you could interact with. Like Sergei's lamp in the mafia HQ in one mission, or the radio equipment in the SK HQ in a different one, and the mission giver would usually have something to say about it when you did.
The chair🤣 and Buford saying "my lord what are you 8?"
"Yes, the mercenary. The one piece in this game that moves where I want and strikes as I need"
I hated how they made everyone a quirky caricature in the 2nd game. Especially colonel peng.
Michael Giaccino didn't have to go that hard with the main theme.
The complexity you outlines is exactly why Just Cause was never really a substitute for Mercenaries for me, though I do enjoy JC regardless. Same thing with the open ended mission design. Honestly you articulated so well what is great about Mercenaries.
Hope you'll review the sequel too, it was not widely liked but I absolutely loved it and still do. It didn't deserve the hate.
If I ever become obscenely rich, I am setting up a studio and releasing a game to capture Mercenaries' spirit. Pro bono.
Pressing LB or (Og Xbox white button) would allow you to force exit the troops inside your vehicle still allowing you to bring an army of allied factions against a well defend hostile faction base & you can call in vehicles to support them too as they will use them! This is cheap way to save money in the game and makes large battle scenarios where they don't usually take place as nothing normally despawns.
Its why they give you troops to take at the start of missions, it's a shame Ai and vehicles don't function outside render distances in Mercs 2
I've been replaying MGSV:TPP and it's amazing hoe many similar mechanics already existed in this game, from requesting airdrops to loading people in choppers, I wonder if it was used as inspiration.
If it was an ispiration, they only took the minimal elemens. That said, is probably just similar ideas for similar situations.
What I hat in mgsv, is that you really have no reason to play it as an open world or have much “play” with the enemies as mgs2,mgs3 or mgs4.
Ofc it was
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Ehh… Kohima is not the kinda guy playing much games outside his very specific taste… he never played Silent Hill and Castlevania (I assume “modern” releases) games that he was called to direct or help production…
Definitely for mercenaries 2 extractions, side ops and resource management
At least in Mercenaries you could have as many airdrops etc. as you wanted as long as you had money. I hated MGSV because of it was blocking that.
I loved this game as a kid! Also, as a US Veteran myself, I thought the “deck of cards” was brilliant! We had them when I was deployed and let’s be honest, grunts aren’t really there for their wit, so the cards were an easy way to get them familiar with potential targets without a need for protracted briefings. Combat is not what you see on TV or in the movies, there’s an actually a fair amount of “downtime” for the average enlisted even in theater. Hell, Bagram had a Pizza Hut and coffee shops and shit. Anyway, just thought I’d share that the cards weren’t meant to be all “black ops Vietnam, leaving aces of spades on corpses”, they were purely a “visual aide” combined with something almost everyone has access to to pass time.
Forgot to mention how, being a LucasArts game, there were cheat codes which reskinned your character as Indiana Jones or Han Solo!
Great retrospective though, as always. Keen for a feature on Mercenaries 2 too, of course.
Don't know why, but it just popped into my head that I'd love to hear you do one on the xcom series (moreso meaning the recent few games than the retro ones).
I love this channel. Being born in 1990, it features so many games I played growing up. It’s like the ultimate 7/10 gaming channel, featuring good, but not great games of the era.
Best game of all time🤘
The tone and ambience is so brilliant.
Played countless times as a kid and still pick it back up every now and then…
I managed to find it pre owned for £1 myself, definitely worth the money for such a unique sandbox game
It has a unique charm feel to it, I love the world
I AGREE I AGREE!!
It was a tragedy when I finished this game a few days ago😭
this was my absolute favorite game. I would get home from school and go straight to the Xbox to play this until I couldn't stay up any later. always loved the fuel-air bomb effect. it was my go to just because of how cool it was. I always kind of hoped for a remaster
I remember coming back from Grade 5 camp, my parents taking me to JB HIFI and with leftover birthday money/camp spending money let me buy this game and GUN on PS2. They were the first "mature" games my parents ever allowed me to buy (went to Sovereign Hill, so for GUN I convinced them it was "research" for cowboys and the wild west lol). Summer of 2006 was truly the best.
Gun was great. Hard to believe the folks who only worked on pro skater came up with that on the fly.
I absolutely loved Mercenaries when it came out. I played it for almost a month straight and while I only touched it a few times since, I have a lot of fond memories playing it
Games like this that I grew up with are exactly why I'm so sad for gamers who've only started playing in the last decade. No DLC or anything and it has more REAL content than most games nowadays after a year of DLC.
This was one of my absolute favorite games back in the day. You touched on everything pretty well.
I love the art style of Mercenaries! I feel that the darker Earth tones work well for the sober war setting.
The destruction in this and the second one is top tier
One of my favorite childhood games. Used to love placing C4 and kicking it over fences with the melee attack
Oh mate this game is a very memorable piece from my childhood, especially the 2nd one. Truly a fun experience with what you could do with the world.
This game was an absolute blast as a kid, and Merc 2 is one of my favorite games
The game: set in a war-torn region with multiple active warzones and occupied cities
"It's depressing to look at"
I'm getting a good handful of comments along these lines so sorry to single you out specifically but I feel I should reply to one - my point here was how, from a marketing/outside perspective looking at the game, it's a game called PLAYGROUND of Destruction starring a too cool for school mohawk dude and explosions, yet when you play it it's super subdued and depressing. That's surprising at first.
But it reveals itself to be good thing! I love that it looks depressing, really. It tonally works considering the setting, like you said, and it helps keep the game grounded which is a strength Mercs has over games like Just Cause. I'm really not complaining about it at all, quite the opposite. Cheers
@minimme honestly I didn't mean it in a bad way I actually thought the comment was funny! The game is different layers of gray lol
ya no worries! it definitely is - sorry just kinda like saw a bunch of comments in a row about this and picked yours to reply to haha. take care
Mercenaries was one of THE biggest and one of the most loves of my childhood. Thank you for posting this beecause it has brought back so many memories and how I would absolutley wreck havoc in it
For anyone interested in checking this out, the original XBox version is playable and available for purchase on X Box One and Series S/X.
Always love minimme's war stories, waiting for more!
God what a throwback. I forgot how dark and gloomy this game was, because I was a kid and I used cheat codes.
My dad and I bonded over this game, with him playing right and me leveling the world with a cruise missile cheat Launcher lol.
I've always been shocked by how forgotten this game is. Nobody ever talks about it. I was quite literally in 2nd grade when it was gifted to me by my uncle. It consumed my mind, body, and soul. I remember the day I fractured my wrist jumping off a swing, and I came home and beat FINALLY beat the last mission first try. I was convinced that having a cast on was somehow a superpower. Anyways, huge trip down memory lane for me. Seeing the different areas you were in was like stepping through a wormhole, fuckloads of memories flooding back. Thanks for covering this.
I love your videos and your voice, it gives your videos even more charm with the descriptive yet very funny language you use. Top-notch content for nerds like me.
I LOVED THIS GAME GROWING UP
I just bought both of these off amazon literally last month. Wish we could get a remaster or at-least for them to put them back up for sale on Origin. These games don't deserve to be forgotten.
Also nothing like the feeling of breaking into a military base in Mercenaries, Just Cause or Grand Theft Auto and then clenching your asshole hoping and praying you can fly out of there without being shot down.
Gee I remember going to my local blockbuster 'game rush', and me skimming over this as a 10 year old as I thought the title said 'Missionaries' - 10yo me thought a game about missionaries would be rubbish so I laughed to myself and didn't give it a second thought. Wasn't till my mum suggested it (and mentioned that it said MERCENARIES) that I gave it a second thought and I bought it home. Glad mum decided to have a squiz at the games and not tell me to hurry up, what a gem she is! Many hours of enjoying blowing everything up. Good times!
Great video! Really like your commentary style, just subbed!🤘
The timing of this review! I just went back and played both mercenaries games this week. They really don't have any competitors even in 2022. I know some people don't like Mercs 2 since the atmosphere is a lot more goofy, but the gameplay is still the same with lots of little improvements that makes me love it just as much as Mercs 1
I remember liking 2 a lot too. But I guess a lot of people hate it.
I know I have this game and I know I played the hell out of it when I was a teenager (I was definitely the target demographic), but the details are lost to time, so this was a fun refresher for me.
Phenomenal retrospective as always :)
I love how the game’s filter makes your screen look like it was slathered in oil. I played this game every weekend for probably a year or more. Was great when I finally took down the ace of spades and got the big payout. Such a cool game. I bet Kim Jong un loves it as well.
Unironically one of the GOATs. Honestly painful EA killed Pandemic and the franchise and no PC port of the OG to boot 😭
Glad to see this game given a look. I've only ever played Mercenaries 2 on the PS3 and I ended up loving it - I'll have to go back and try the first sometime. Damn shame that EA shut Pandemic down years ago, and that nothing has been able to really capture the magic of the first game since.
Here's hoping that you give its sequel a look too! The fact that the entire campaign could be played via online co-op was always impressive to me.
I was pumped when I saw the title, loved this franchise and I appreciate your take on games. Great vid.
Along with Sly Cooper and Oddworld this game was a major part of my childhood. It will always have a special place in my heart
Must have put a good 1000 hours into this on my OG Xbox all throughout High School. I always remembered how bleak the tone was in the open world AND the sheer volume of air strikes you could call in short of a nuclear strike lol.
Absolutely brilliant game, I played it so much as a kid. I used to love destroying buildings and bridges with the air strikes. The game may be ugly, but so is war. I always loved the aesthetic of the game.
I played this when i was 14, i LOVED the sad violin while driving, made me appreciate the war and destruction around me while quietly driving around.
I love your nonsensical and sarcastic humour. You have a certain tone that just makes you funny even when you're not trying to be. Keep it up, you deserve more subs
One of the best games on PS2, easily up there with GTA. "Emergent gameplay" was the buzzword of the day and you don't see much of it even now.
I loved this game as a kid. I remember liking the sequel better though.
Loved this game, spent many an hour tugging around one single helicopter like you did from place to place. That was some of the most fun; just keeping that one helicopter alive was a rush, a little game inside the game you’re currently playing. I really love when games are able to give you that feeling, and Mercenaries had so many more little moments like that. Made the experience really unique, imo.
The best part was the cheats, which I’m sure everyone eventually turned on after getting frustrated by the last suit of targets. The portable air strike and street sweeper were the best.
Crazy! I just started playing this game for the first time since it came out. Can’t believe you put out a video on it now haha. So cool.
Everything about this game - and forgive me for being so cliche - was at the time fully amazing. I have been playing video games my entire life and very, very few games are/were more fun than Mercenaries.
The amount of hours of enjoyment my cousin and I got from this game will never be matched …
The freedom it gave us back in the day was insane …
Thanks for bringing back some good memories …
The progression in this game truly is incredible. I was replaying it recently through Xbox backwards compatibility and I still, to this day, felt the same joy I did as a younger me, the first time I found a T-62 I think it's the 62 in game. It's the heavier tank that the North Koreans use.
Up to that point the heaviest armor I had found was the lighter NK T-54s and the BMPs and K2000s. The sheer delight I felt on learning a T-62 had a cannon that one tapped T-54s was just... ah, what a rush.
It's a progression system that had me genuinely excited the first time I found things like the Abrams, the Chinese Type-92, the Bradley IFV, and so on.
The sequel on the 360 had the most hilarious song ever. "Oh No You Didn't" by the Wohjan Brothers I think it was
Looking back after this vid now, I find it kinda interesting that you rather enjoyed this game yet didn't like The Saboteur, which I felt was a bit of a spiritual successor to the Mercenaries games by the devs. To each their own, of course! The sadly ironic thing is, Pandemic were working on a Mercenaries 3 after Saboteur but then they got the typical EA treatment and closed down.
I've been thinking about this too, like all signs suggest I should've loved The Saboteur but I really didn't! I think just comes down to how it's all balanced - The Saboteur, moment to moment, feels a lot more mindless to me. Cheers for the comment
the americans avoid targeting civillians, it really is a fantasy game then
What a nostalgia trip, I genuinely thought this was the game that time forgot. Non of my friends have ever heard it and I can’t sell it to them either. I think I’m going to install the emulator just to play it again now!
It’s funny you upload this cos I just got done watching a play thru by Screen Slayer lol. I loved this game as a kid, and I’m looking forward to going back to it when I go back home for winter break and have only my PS2 lol. The random firefights and FOBs you’d stumble upon were some of my favorite parts in this game.
Anyone remember sniping the pilot out of the helicopters flying above the Allied MASH in the Northern Province just to get your hands on that sweet YAH-56 Gunship? Or stealing the M1 Tank from the Mafia mission to breeze through all the other missions?
This game was basically my entry into the military genre. So many fascinating details of warfare shown off in this game like how some hardened structures can only be damaged by bunker busters, and the animated "vacuum" effect of the fuel air bomb, radiation being resisted by NBC-protected vehicles, etc. And man that Type 07 Supergun was like the 8th World Wonder to my 10-year old autistic brain. Truly a game of all time.
This is wild. I played this when it came out, and it's popped into my head a couple times over the years. I always shrug and think it was probably pretty garbage. But seeing the mission briefings again with the Y button to stand up/sit down... the deck of 52. Disguising in vehicles ahhh, it's bringing back a lot of memories. There actually were quite a few neat things in this one.
If this game got a serious 2024 coop remake it’d be GOTY
this game was amazing. i used to love picking up South korean military vehicles full of soliders with the helicopter maginent and dropping them off at a NK base and watch them fight. you could get huge battles going. it was amazing
I just got so excited. One of my favorite games talked about by one of my favorite channels. Mercenaries is such a gem ❤️
This was my favorite game growing up.. omg! I forgot about this game!! Thank you !!
The soundtrack is SO GOOD. The composer is a famous Hollywood composer now
This game’s been sitting on my Xbox hard drive for YEARS and this video finally made me try it out. Battlefront 2 was my favorite game when I was a kid and this game is like a deeper take on the same style of shooter. Really good so far
I remember when I was a kid, we went to a shop to see if they had GTA San Andreas, but they didn't and instead I saw Mercenaries there. I read some articles about it in the PSM2 magazine before and it seemed really cool. So my GTA money went into this and I did not regret that decision at all. Loved the game, planning on buying it again on Xbox some time soon.
This definitely sounds like a fun game; love those games where you can choose to snipe enemies from a distant or just go berserk. Good video!
side note: you can constantly honk your horn in the NK vehicles so allies wont shoot
Such an amazing game! Amazing memories of this. I think its easy to look back harshly but it was innovative in so many ways
Brilliant analysis of a brilliant game. Instant sub! This was one of my favourites back in the day. You really nailed what made this game so good, and how nothing has ever quite matched it since. Another game that I'd love to see your take on is Cold Winter. It's a PS2 FPS that has, behind some outdated-even-for-the-time textures and character models, a surprisingly good story, satisfying combat and, crucially for 2005, a physics engine. What a year it was to be a 13 year old -war criminal- gamer!
This is one game I've always wished would get some kind of remaster. It definitely sit up there as one of my favourite open world action games.
I absolutely loved this game as a kid. One of my favorites of all time
this game looks amazing. I'm getting into emulation again because I miss when games were simple, and this is the perfect fix
You can slag it now but you don't have the context of the time. Mercenaries was a fantastic game and it gave me great hope for Pandemic Studios. It had promise and the open world approach to a faction based military game set in an uncommon theater of war was a breath of fresh air.
This game was badass. I remember having so much fun with the air strikes, def on of my favs for PS2.
Great review! I'll be keeping it in the collection because of this video. Thanks
One of my favorite games ever. The best support weapon call in ever. A series that should come back. Got it in my xbox one as soon as i saw it was available
Didn’t know what to expect from this video but I enjoyed your little love letter to it. It was sincerely the favorite game
in my group of friends decades ago.
Also this started my love of Peter Stromare.
i never head of this game pretty cool! and nice review man! is always a pleasure to watch a video of you =D
Now i really want a vid on the sequel! it improves upon this game in almost every way i feel!
I knew Mercenaries was a game that existed, but never knew anything about it beyond the name, thanks for showcasing it so well !
I miss playing this game so much. I would play this for hours on end and just find myself getting emerged into the game and it just has such a nostalgic feeling for me watch this video.