So, I LOVED Conflict Desert Storm as a kid... but I was curious if it held up today. Let's find out together! LIKE the video and SUBSCRIBE for more videos!
Hey if you can find it should give Battlefield 2 modern combat xbox or Ps2 version give it a try I play the shit out of that game online back in the day. The single player was okay
Gaming used to be a lot about your imagination and interpretation. Now with how insanely amazing graphics have become we don’t have to use our imagination anymore in gaming
Eh, I'm quite opposed to the obsession over graphics that some people no doubt exercise. If you ask me that's one of the reasons why games like The Day Before are able to fool people. As if good graphics and using UE5 would instantly equal good game. I can only keep saying that the most enjoyable, mechanically deepest games I know aren't even full 3D. There is a reason people used to keep recommending Project Zomboid whenever The Day Before was the topic. Personally I get eye strain or downright eye cancer from all these hyperrealistic, gloomy, GPU-melting, sort of bland games you see a lot nowadays. I prefer a more stylistic approach like 90% of the time.
I'm emulating the PC version of Morrowind with mods on my LogicTech G Cloud, natively (an android device mind you) and loving every second of it lol. There's a total conversion mod for Morrowind called "Starwind" which puts you in the KOTOR universe. Tits.
I played Desert Storm 2 so much as a kid I have the music and sound effects permanently engraved into my head :D And that dreaded sound of the tanks rolling in lol (I'm 24)
You know I was after this period of gaming by maybe 5 years but I do think this was the best era of gaming. This was when every studio was trying to make actually fun games that were unique instead of relying on the popularity of the name. It seems like during this period you had to innovate because you were the first person to do it so everything or a lot of the games were completely unique and new. Even if not done the best we have these games to thank for everything we have now
You are correct. Games were creative, setting standards/mechanics which are still used in games today. PS2 era is especially impressive when comparing to cookie cutter console gaming these days.
I do remember that you were able to use the grenade launcher, but you had to interact with your weapon to swap the firemodes, but a great trip down memory lane!
One thing I vividly remember about this game when I was growing up was that there were several missions where you did not actually get an evac from the combat zone and you had to proceed to the next mission with the same health and equipment you had left over from the last mission which I thought was super cool and I haven't seen many FPS games in particular practice this since then. I can understand where that might frustrate a player if you don't expect it, but I found it very novel.
How about the fact your team members had permanent death and you got to decide wether to save hem and risk the mission or leave hem to their fate for a greater good
Oh my God I didn't think I would ever see someone cover this game!!! I played this during a summer and limited myself to one mission a night after I got them from work because I had too much fun with it! Man nostalgia
I played this game endlessly as a kid. I loved it so much I remember me and my childhood bestfriend would go outside with air soft guns and reenact the missions. Simpler times
This game is possibly the most underrated multiplayer experience I came across in my 33 years as a gamer. Not only the engaging amount of tension and strategies that takes to take down a tank, where cooperation is key, but the freedom to decide wether your comrades die or survive the mission (having as downside a substitution new character with zero xp as downside) by risking it all to save his injured butt or leave with the chopper with the others not to go through the mission again is so involving I feel I haven’t played a true multiplayer game since then. Best coop ever
You can use the grenade launcher attachment on Bradley’s rifle. You have to switch it on from the inventory menu. It was a long time before I figured it out 😂
This game was so fun on the original Xbox. I would play it with my brothers and cousins all the time. We would laugh our asses off so much and at some point, we would try to kill each other and take each other's supplies.
22 years old and still had more balance and content than battlefield 2042 at launch lol love these kind of videos, personally really enjoy the old games and fun watching you revisit them
Bro you legend I completely forgot about the conflict series I used to play with my dad all the time, man thanks for the nostalgia this really made my day
Do you remember Full Spectrum Warrior? I'd love to know what you think of that these days. I remember it being difficult and a new way of playing games like this at the time. RK
I remember loving this game. I used to play one of my parents CDs called “The Best Rock Album in the World… Ever!” whilst I was playing the game. In my mind I was in an action film with my squad and we were driving round in our truck blasting classic rock music taking out the bad guys. Ahh good times, you had to use your imagination a lot more with games back then. I would also play this on co-op with my friends which was a bunch of fun!
@6:38 you CAN use the rifle grenade but you have to press the fire button while opening your inventory and highlighting the selected weapon to change fire modes
Please do more of these videos! Would love to see you revisit some of the oldies from the heyday of early tactical shooters/milsims. :) Ghost Recon 1, Rainbow Six 1, Hidden & Dangerous 2, Operation Flashpoint, Project IGI and so on.
So much good memories on this game. I hope you will cover more of these old tactical shooters from our childhood, they were so good. Games and franchises like Full Spectrum Warrior, Project IGI, Hidden & Dangerous (especially the second one, it's an amazing game), SOCOM, SWAT, Operation Flashpoint (ArmA 1), Delta Force, Vietcong 1, the old Ghost Recon and Rainbow Six games, Brothers in Arms,...
I played this game religiously with friends on Gamecube. I remember being vaguely frustrated by some of the mechanics, but like you said, at the time there wasn't a lot to compare it to. I was just stunned at the "realism", interactive map objectives, & ability to use the squad.
@15:03 it might've been an enemy that tossed the grenade at your location on the later levels the enemies can lob grenades back at you as well as on the higher difficulty modes too.
Pure nostalgia, conflict games were so good, its a shame franchises like this have not continued, as a kid it made me feet like a proper special forces soldier.
Played conflict desert storm On a GameCube with no color or sound with my brothers. Our uncle got the wrong cables for our GameCube. When we finally got the correct cables this game became the memory it is now. It was this then socom and so forth. Good to see you like this too
it crazy i used to play this with my cousin before he passed on a old xbox we bought at a thrift store its funny cause at the time PS4 and all that was out and we over here playing like its early 2000s we also played hunter the reckoning and timesplitters.. good times
@19:06 perhaps so since this was only the first game in the series of this format but if you look at the Desert Storm 2 Sequel Back to Baghdad and also the game they made of the Steve McQueen film The Great Escape (Even though you don't use guns on every level also involves more stealth and subterfuge) and then up to and through Conflict Vietnam and Conflict global terror you can see how they added new mechanics. Over the span of each different game you can see the changes they made to improve it. One exception in the Great Escape is each mission you only play as one character and since you're an escaping POW you literally start with nothing. In desert storm 2 you could even peek around corners and then in The Great Escape although not part of the conflict series followed similar format they added the ability to peek above and behind with a camera system. Kinda took it back to the desert storm 2 approach in the Vietnam one to where you can only perk left or right but they added the ability to quick throw sub weapons such as frag grenades smoke grenades White Phosphorus (aka Willie Pete) Grenades (Phosphorus grenades were added to the second Desert Storm game too) And finally by the time you get to Global Terror they even changed the enemy AI and gave the ability to shoot around corners while peeking and the enemy doesn't just stay in one spot while shooting. Global Terror was the last to be released on the PS2 era along with GameCube and or whatever Gen of XBoX was newest whenever PS2 was current gen but I do recall there being another Conflict Game on PS3 called Denied Ops I never got to experience that one though.
Renting this from blockbuster on the weekend and having 3 of my buddies come over for the weekend and we wold play this from friday night to sunday morning surviving purely off mountain dew and pizza rolls.... Good times.
My biggest problem with games lately isn't that games are worse or anything it's how it's become acceptable to release broken and sometimes you don't even get what they show or promised. On top of the insane monetization that more and more games are moving towards =/ For how old this game is it looked like it still played well and is pretty well ironed gameplay wise.
The saga of Conflict was and is amazing. Soo much guns, you can pick up the enemy guns or from the field, the diferent tipe of missions(Best missions, the helicopter crash missions, in the 3 of them), the character been good friends at war. For my this game was like SOCOM, but with good character, like Full Spectrum Warrior. And in third game, Conflict Global Storm or Terror, Foley the sniper of the team is MIA in the first mission, and then you have a new character, Carrie Sherman, a light sniper, more mobility and with smgs. Dame, in the 2000s, they put a woman replacing an all time liked character in her own saga and is not forced and is not like now days like The Lust Of Us, and Carrie becames liked, not like Abbie. All the characters have like a evolution in the 3, the story was more important and not only normal war, the guns were more varied, and the maps have normaly a theme, then in the 4 is supoust to be rescueing Foley and a game not only with 4 suadmates, with 5, 2 snipers, 1 assasult, the enginier and 1 heavy. Such a great game, and a shame that the 3 ends with a To be continue...
I use to play the shit out of this game along with rainbow six, ghost recon, conflict Vietnam, delta force, ghost recon and afew other obscure titles from then. A shame this era of games is over.
Desert Storm II was alot better than the first one. Way better gameplay, controls and missions. Thank you for a nostalgia trip man. Still have all those games on my Xbox. Might gonna call my childhood friend and play through them again
Cranking up the difficulty in these games was where the fun was at. Since the gunplay was so subpar I found the best way to enjoy the game was memorize enemy positions and try and complete the game without letting a squad member go down or die. CDS2 def raised the bar in terms of quality compared to this first game. Also the tanks scared the piss out of me as a kid lol
I only played the second game but before I got Ghost Recon as a kid, Conflict: Desert Storm 2 on gamecube at the age of 9 got me interested in modern military shooters.
God, I played this game so much as a kid, I remember almost everything in the campaign and how I progressed. Also, the grenade launcher does work, I think it tells you how to switch to it in the tutorial. I honestly just can't remember if they gave you grenade rounds in the first mission or not lol
The Conflict series was so good (not Vietnam or Denied Ops). The ability to order your squad or swap to directly control them and their different loadouts was awesome. Global Storm is the best one for modern feeling controls. It’s sad that console military shooters have mostly become so tonally inconsistent or RPGs
Vietnam was okay, IMO, but it really felt a little rushed in places. Like how the manual has references to a few weapons that were cut or never actually implemented, and it really does feel like the reskin of the Desert Storm games it is. Denied Ops, though, oof. Clearly trying to cash in on FPS games starting to really take off and then managed to land in 2008. Three months after Call of Duty 4. And basically saying "hey that sequel hook in the previous game where the whole team was gonna go save Foley? Nah, here he is as like an optional sidequest or whatever while you're playing two other random CIA dudes he doesn't even know who had no idea he was even there"
I've Loved This Game, I've played it when I was 13 years old. And still today at my 33 years old still have the game both of them, my favorite the 2nd One (CONFLICT DESERT STOM II because also had the SAS) very well kept with other games of the same era.
Growing up, I mostly played Delta Force and Operation Flashpoint: Cold War Crisis and haven't played Ghost Recon 2001, SWAT 4, or the early Rainbow Six games until a few years ago, and I can confidently say that those games are more tense and rewarding than whatever passes for a tactical shooter these days. I would love to get my hands on a PS2 or an emulator to try the SOCOM series.
my buddy and I would play longggggg into the night with the Conflict series, especially the Vietnam and Global Storm (GWOT) titles. miss games like this.
I really love the chocolate chip camo, and i think its down to these early games depicting the Desert in Storm in 1991 and Iraq in 2002 (i believe) The camo just looks so..90's in a weird way. I really loved the Conflict games growing up. Conflict Vietnam was my favourite of them all. The main hub where you could just run around and listen to music from that era. I thought it was the most genious thing ever. A remake would be really appreciated with todays technology, such great games man.
I know I'm late to the party with this video but two things about this game I remember was that I loved it cause it felt sorta like the OG Ghost Recon and I also remember feeling vastly inferior to my squad mates to the point that I would just post them up places and let them aim bot kill everything while I controlled one guy to sneak around and complete objectives. I loved this game and now kinda wanna break out the ole XBox
I remember discovering this great game on xbox back in the days thanks to the demo disc! Today I still own and love this game despite the dated and clunky controls, managed to beat it on hardest difficulty last year for the first time also heh!
Me and my brother would just use foley and Jones to get all of the stealth kills effectively. I love this game so much I don’t even want it to be remastered.
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So, I LOVED Conflict Desert Storm as a kid... but I was curious if it held up today. Let's find out together! LIKE the video and SUBSCRIBE for more videos!
I own and love this game might play it again thanks for reminding me.
I wish the whole series would get a remake
Oh yeah make a game just like this but with better controls👍
Hey if you can find it should give Battlefield 2 modern combat xbox or Ps2 version give it a try I play the shit out of that game online back in the day. The single player was okay
Codename Eagle is way better :D
Gaming used to be a lot about your imagination and interpretation. Now with how insanely amazing graphics have become we don’t have to use our imagination anymore in gaming
so true
SSI Gold Box has entered the chat ✌🏼🤣👍🏼
Eh, I'm quite opposed to the obsession over graphics that some people no doubt exercise. If you ask me that's one of the reasons why games like The Day Before are able to fool people. As if good graphics and using UE5 would instantly equal good game. I can only keep saying that the most enjoyable, mechanically deepest games I know aren't even full 3D. There is a reason people used to keep recommending Project Zomboid whenever The Day Before was the topic. Personally I get eye strain or downright eye cancer from all these hyperrealistic, gloomy, GPU-melting, sort of bland games you see a lot nowadays. I prefer a more stylistic approach like 90% of the time.
@@Lenariet Dave the diver was unironically one of the best games of last year, I couldn’t agree more!
Extremely untrue.
I just adore the aesthetics of late 90's and early 2000's graphics.
I'm emulating the PC version of Morrowind with mods on my LogicTech G Cloud, natively (an android device mind you) and loving every second of it lol.
There's a total conversion mod for Morrowind called "Starwind" which puts you in the KOTOR universe. Tits.
I played Desert Storm 2 so much as a kid I have the music and sound effects permanently engraved into my head :D And that dreaded sound of the tanks rolling in lol (I'm 24)
Game makes you have PTSD with tanks.
They gave you a reason to fear.
You know I was after this period of gaming by maybe 5 years but I do think this was the best era of gaming. This was when every studio was trying to make actually fun games that were unique instead of relying on the popularity of the name. It seems like during this period you had to innovate because you were the first person to do it so everything or a lot of the games were completely unique and new. Even if not done the best we have these games to thank for everything we have now
You are correct. Games were creative, setting standards/mechanics which are still used in games today. PS2 era is especially impressive when comparing to cookie cutter console gaming these days.
Conflict Desert Storm II: Back to Baghdad & Conflict: Vietnam were my favorites as a kid.
Bro fuck conflict Vietnam!! Lol that was by far the sweatiest of the conflict games haha
@@HeyRnold I don't stand for that kind slander! joke aside it was a hard ass game but my little brother & I really enjoyed playing that one as well.
@@GojiraRising I grew up with desert storm 1 and 2 i played them more times than global storm and Vietnam...
Yeah but only in the first one the team members could die without game over, which made it way more involving
Vietnam was hell, smh def played that the least
I do remember that you were able to use the grenade launcher, but you had to interact with your weapon to swap the firemodes, but a great trip down memory lane!
3:50 Tanks in this game always made me sweat because if you didn’t have a rocket launcher you were pretty much fucked.
the ol' C4 and run trick worked on the ones that didnt move. or plant a mine directly next to it and bring a medkit over lol
One thing I vividly remember about this game when I was growing up was that there were several missions where you did not actually get an evac from the combat zone and you had to proceed to the next mission with the same health and equipment you had left over from the last mission which I thought was super cool and I haven't seen many FPS games in particular practice this since then. I can understand where that might frustrate a player if you don't expect it, but I found it very novel.
How about the fact your team members had permanent death and you got to decide wether to save hem and risk the mission or leave hem to their fate for a greater good
Oh my God I didn't think I would ever see someone cover this game!!! I played this during a summer and limited myself to one mission a night after I got them from work because I had too much fun with it! Man nostalgia
I played this game endlessly as a kid. I loved it so much I remember me and my childhood bestfriend would go outside with air soft guns and reenact the missions. Simpler times
I still have the game on my PC and I still enjoy it to this day I play it from time to time one of my favorite childhood games tbh
This game is possibly the most underrated multiplayer experience I came across in my 33 years as a gamer.
Not only the engaging amount of tension and strategies that takes to take down a tank, where cooperation is key, but the freedom to decide wether your comrades die or survive the mission (having as downside a substitution new character with zero xp as downside) by risking it all to save his injured butt or leave with the chopper with the others not to go through the mission again is so involving I feel I haven’t played a true multiplayer game since then. Best coop ever
@@r3tr0sp3ct3r Today’s mulyiplayer concept is so simple and basic it’s depressing
You can use the grenade launcher attachment on Bradley’s rifle. You have to switch it on from the inventory menu. It was a long time before I figured it out 😂
This game was so fun on the original Xbox. I would play it with my brothers and cousins all the time. We would laugh our asses off so much and at some point, we would try to kill each other and take each other's supplies.
22 years old and still had more balance and content than battlefield 2042 at launch lol love these kind of videos, personally really enjoy the old games and fun watching you revisit them
Bro you legend I completely forgot about the conflict series I used to play with my dad all the time, man thanks for the nostalgia this really made my day
Do you remember Full Spectrum Warrior? I'd love to know what you think of that these days. I remember it being difficult and a new way of playing games like this at the time. RK
Great game.
I've played this game so many times, I've always wanted to play with friends.
My god... i feel so old.
A feeling like that aint nice... 😢
this probably the first shooter that introduced the round/magazine on a videogame to me, make every shot counts!
The movement and noise of the tanks aiming used to be nightmare fuel for me, holy shit i forgot about that
I remember loving this game. I used to play one of my parents CDs called “The Best Rock Album in the World… Ever!” whilst I was playing the game. In my mind I was in an action film with my squad and we were driving round in our truck blasting classic rock music taking out the bad guys. Ahh good times, you had to use your imagination a lot more with games back then. I would also play this on co-op with my friends which was a bunch of fun!
@6:38 you CAN use the rifle grenade but you have to press the fire button while opening your inventory and highlighting the selected weapon to change fire modes
This was the very first game i ever had on console and I wanted it bc my dad served in Desert Storm
I recommend Conflict: Global Terror. It was such a masterpiece to me back in the day.
i remember having so much fun playing this game and the second one as a kid. i replayed them multiple times
Absolutely love this game to this day. A lot of jank but that adds to the charm.
This is such a cool video concept from you, going and talking about old games
The aiming and movement reminds me of SyphonFilter
Please do more of these videos! Would love to see you revisit some of the oldies from the heyday of early tactical shooters/milsims. :) Ghost Recon 1, Rainbow Six 1, Hidden & Dangerous 2, Operation Flashpoint, Project IGI and so on.
Rainbow six 3 is one of favorite.
7:59 yes this is easy mission, but next one where you need survive waves and drive through mine fields is f you up 😂.
Damn, I loved this game so much back in the day. The intro and the music are stuck in my brain. Crazy how far gaming got
So much good memories on this game. I hope you will cover more of these old tactical shooters from our childhood, they were so good. Games and franchises like Full Spectrum Warrior, Project IGI, Hidden & Dangerous (especially the second one, it's an amazing game), SOCOM, SWAT, Operation Flashpoint (ArmA 1), Delta Force, Vietcong 1, the old Ghost Recon and Rainbow Six games, Brothers in Arms,...
I played this game religiously with friends on Gamecube. I remember being vaguely frustrated by some of the mechanics, but like you said, at the time there wasn't a lot to compare it to. I was just stunned at the "realism", interactive map objectives, & ability to use the squad.
@15:03 it might've been an enemy that tossed the grenade at your location on the later levels the enemies can lob grenades back at you as well as on the higher difficulty modes too.
Pure nostalgia, conflict games were so good, its a shame franchises like this have not continued, as a kid it made me feet like a proper special forces soldier.
me and 3 other buddies used to play this couch co op when we were kids. had an absolute blast
Played conflict desert storm On a GameCube with no color or sound with my brothers. Our uncle got the wrong cables for our GameCube. When we finally got the correct cables this game became the memory it is now. It was this then socom and so forth. Good to see you like this too
This was one of my favourite games back in 2006. I remember playing this game so much and it was hella hard for me back then.
it crazy i used to play this with my cousin before he passed on a old xbox we bought at a thrift store its funny cause at the time PS4 and all that was out and we over here playing like its early 2000s we also played hunter the reckoning and timesplitters.. good times
@19:06 perhaps so since this was only the first game in the series of this format but if you look at the Desert Storm 2 Sequel Back to Baghdad and also the game they made of the Steve McQueen film The Great Escape (Even though you don't use guns on every level also involves more stealth and subterfuge) and then up to and through Conflict Vietnam and Conflict global terror you can see how they added new mechanics. Over the span of each different game you can see the changes they made to improve it. One exception in the Great Escape is each mission you only play as one character and since you're an escaping POW you literally start with nothing.
In desert storm 2 you could even peek around corners and then in The Great Escape although not part of the conflict series followed similar format they added the ability to peek above and behind with a camera system. Kinda took it back to the desert storm 2 approach in the Vietnam one to where you can only perk left or right but they added the ability to quick throw sub weapons such as frag grenades smoke grenades White Phosphorus (aka Willie Pete) Grenades (Phosphorus grenades were added to the second Desert Storm game too)
And finally by the time you get to Global Terror they even changed the enemy AI and gave the ability to shoot around corners while peeking and the enemy doesn't just stay in one spot while shooting. Global Terror was the last to be released on the PS2 era along with GameCube and or whatever Gen of XBoX was newest whenever PS2 was current gen but I do recall there being another Conflict Game on PS3 called Denied Ops I never got to experience that one though.
One of my favorite games of all time. Me and my brother played this ALLLLL the time
Renting this from blockbuster on the weekend and having 3 of my buddies come over for the weekend and we wold play this from friday night to sunday morning surviving purely off mountain dew and pizza rolls.... Good times.
My biggest problem with games lately isn't that games are worse or anything it's how it's become acceptable to release broken and sometimes you don't even get what they show or promised. On top of the insane monetization that more and more games are moving towards =/
For how old this game is it looked like it still played well and is pretty well ironed gameplay wise.
I loved this game. I love how you can switch between the characters.
The buildings still have more stuff in them than post scriptum
The names of you squad is just bringing me memories, I LOVE Conflict
i was in high school when this came out ! almost graduating but i remember these games all too well
Thats why you play tutorial where you learn this tank can hit only in back 😂 15:38.
Oh yeah! I remember playing this a lot as a kid. Brings back memories.
I still play this on my Game Cube every so often.
The saga of Conflict was and is amazing. Soo much guns, you can pick up the enemy guns or from the field, the diferent tipe of missions(Best missions, the helicopter crash missions, in the 3 of them), the character been good friends at war. For my this game was like SOCOM, but with good character, like Full Spectrum Warrior. And in third game, Conflict Global Storm or Terror, Foley the sniper of the team is MIA in the first mission, and then you have a new character, Carrie Sherman, a light sniper, more mobility and with smgs. Dame, in the 2000s, they put a woman replacing an all time liked character in her own saga and is not forced and is not like now days like The Lust Of Us, and Carrie becames liked, not like Abbie. All the characters have like a evolution in the 3, the story was more important and not only normal war, the guns were more varied, and the maps have normaly a theme, then in the 4 is supoust to be rescueing Foley and a game not only with 4 suadmates, with 5, 2 snipers, 1 assasult, the enginier and 1 heavy. Such a great game, and a shame that the 3 ends with a To be continue...
I use to play the shit out of this game along with rainbow six, ghost recon, conflict Vietnam, delta force, ghost recon and afew other obscure titles from then. A shame this era of games is over.
I played almost every conflict Game
Desert storm 1 and 2 and Vietnam. They were great!
You can use Bradleys grenade launcher, you have to switch rifle mode
I loved this game growing up
Was literally yesterday when we talked about this game with my bro.. amazing game need to play it again soon
You played the ps2 version and that is why you had aim assist which ruins the hardness of the game. Anyways, nice video.
0:11 maan i almost shed a tear seeing that heli... desert storm is one of my favorite games of all time
Dam I do remember this game 😂😅 wow we are getting old as heck now I’m in my 30s
Desert Storm II was alot better than the first one. Way better gameplay, controls and missions.
Thank you for a nostalgia trip man. Still have all those games on my Xbox. Might gonna call my childhood friend and play through them again
Well its logical, they improved.
@@VITAS874 thats not always the case. But they improved it so much that it feels like a different game tbh.
@@AeroFix94 with this game it is. Back then people actually improve they games, unlike modern gaming who don't care at all.
Idk how I forgot this existed. It was pretty fun as a kid in co-op. Sequel too. Foley is the reason I love sniping.
Cranking up the difficulty in these games was where the fun was at. Since the gunplay was so subpar I found the best way to enjoy the game was memorize enemy positions and try and complete the game without letting a squad member go down or die. CDS2 def raised the bar in terms of quality compared to this first game. Also the tanks scared the piss out of me as a kid lol
I played hours upon hours on this game! played it on game cube, this game needs a remaster! lol or they need to make games like this again xD
Major nostalgia playing this!!
I'm so glad you covered this game at last! Loved it as a kid as well
recently played through this and the sequel, so good
Man this game was so epic! I remember having some amazing times with my friends on this.
I only played the second game but before I got Ghost Recon as a kid, Conflict: Desert Storm 2 on gamecube at the age of 9 got me interested in modern military shooters.
What are your thoughts on Conflict Desert Storm II Back to Baghdad Conflict Vietnam and Global Terror/Global Storm?
God, I played this game so much as a kid, I remember almost everything in the campaign and how I progressed. Also, the grenade launcher does work, I think it tells you how to switch to it in the tutorial. I honestly just can't remember if they gave you grenade rounds in the first mission or not lol
Play the original Ghost Recon, that was back in 2002 the best military game, especially multiplayer ))
The Conflict series was so good (not Vietnam or Denied Ops). The ability to order your squad or swap to directly control them and their different loadouts was awesome. Global Storm is the best one for modern feeling controls. It’s sad that console military shooters have mostly become so tonally inconsistent or RPGs
Vietnam was okay, IMO, but it really felt a little rushed in places. Like how the manual has references to a few weapons that were cut or never actually implemented, and it really does feel like the reskin of the Desert Storm games it is.
Denied Ops, though, oof. Clearly trying to cash in on FPS games starting to really take off and then managed to land in 2008. Three months after Call of Duty 4. And basically saying "hey that sequel hook in the previous game where the whole team was gonna go save Foley? Nah, here he is as like an optional sidequest or whatever while you're playing two other random CIA dudes he doesn't even know who had no idea he was even there"
I used to play this on the GameCube before school everyday. So cool seeing the gameplay again! So many good memories man
That dude with the New York accent sounded straight out of a Family Guy skit 🤣
Awesome video Fry!
Rainbow 6 rogue spear next?
Cool style of video. Do more man. I loved playing this with my homie Coop back in the day.
You can use the grenate on the gun by switching firemodes
Bruhhhh my dad and i use to play this a whole lot!! Proper classic!!! 🙏🏽🔥🔥🔥
Ohhhh man saw the name in title and was instantly brought back
this brought back some damn memories. used to play this with my brother on co-op as well.
I've Loved This Game, I've played it when I was 13 years old. And still today at my 33 years old still have the game both of them, my favorite the 2nd One (CONFLICT DESERT STOM II because also had the SAS) very well kept with other games of the same era.
I love the socom 2 poster!! I played that game online so much back in the day.
I’m only 20 and me and my brother have great memories of playing this on co-op as kids.
Conflict Vietnam is a great game
So much nostalgia for me with this game. It’s also one of the games that helped me learn English back then.
I still play this game since 3 years ago as my favorite game besides cs
Used to be one of my favorite coop splitscrewn games as a kid. FOLEY!!!
Growing up, I mostly played Delta Force and Operation Flashpoint: Cold War Crisis and haven't played Ghost Recon 2001, SWAT 4, or the early Rainbow Six games until a few years ago, and I can confidently say that those games are more tense and rewarding than whatever passes for a tactical shooter these days. I would love to get my hands on a PS2 or an emulator to try the SOCOM series.
my buddy and I would play longggggg into the night with the Conflict series, especially the Vietnam and Global Storm (GWOT) titles. miss games like this.
Grew up with Delta Force/Task Force Dagger/BHD. I remember playing Conflict: DS with a bud on his gamecube.
I really love the chocolate chip camo, and i think its down to these early games depicting the Desert in Storm in 1991 and Iraq in 2002 (i believe)
The camo just looks so..90's in a weird way. I really loved the Conflict games growing up. Conflict Vietnam was my favourite of them all. The main hub where you could just run around and listen to music from that era. I thought it was the most genious thing ever. A remake would be really appreciated with todays technology, such great games man.
I know I'm late to the party with this video but two things about this game I remember was that I loved it cause it felt sorta like the OG Ghost Recon and I also remember feeling vastly inferior to my squad mates to the point that I would just post them up places and let them aim bot kill everything while I controlled one guy to sneak around and complete objectives. I loved this game and now kinda wanna break out the ole XBox
What was awsome about this first mission in co op if i remember is your buddy is locked in prison until you bail him out 😂
I remember discovering this great game on xbox back in the days thanks to the demo disc! Today I still own and love this game despite the dated and clunky controls, managed to beat it on hardest difficulty last year for the first time also heh!
I loved this game more than socom for some reason.
Me and my brother would just use foley and Jones to get all of the stealth kills effectively. I love this game so much I don’t even want it to be remastered.
23 and loved this game. Too complicated for my child mind, but I had fun.
I loved this game on my PS2 back in the day. ME and my Dad used tio play coop on weekends
I’m 20 and I played this as a kid it was amazing