I loved the atmosphere of that game. Lowkey kinda scary but winning a particularly tough firefight and successfully taking down a Blue were incredibly satisfying.
I've definitely gotta replay it myself sometime soon. I started a game a few months back actually, then ended up dealing with the process of moving twice within a span of three or three and a half months; I just haven't got back around to it. I was only a couple levels in when I had to quit though, so I might as well start from the beginning again. I somehow never realized when I was little that the same guy did EVERY character's voice, except the female voice0.o
@@nutsandbolts1264 I would flip if they started making these games again… They could be soooo great man! Twisted Metal too! But I’m just glad Crash Bandicoot is back and making incredible remakes and mew entries. Now bioshock please (4 confirmed) since halo infinite is about to be incredible!
@@jessejive117 these were some of my first gun games before Cod or battlefield, these games built in with online would for sure bring back the community as well with the old old toy maps and campaign
Can we just acknowledge for a second that the whole "Army men" part of the thing is entirely irrelevent? All the props, buildings and scenery are to scale to the characters - as if these are normal, human-sized soldiers with serious skin conditions.
In the Army Men series lore, they actually belong to a different reality (where everything is on their scale), but sometimes they cross to ours, where they are toy sized.
@@013Nicolas thanks for clarifying! I had no idea about the series lore. Seems like an odd choice, almost feels like a way of avoiding the series only real unique selling point, though.
@@paulchilds1893 I guess so, but on the other hand I don't know how much mileage you can get from the concept of plastic toys fighting a real war on our houses.
@@013Nicolas lots of mileage! That's the point! The defining characteristic of the entire concept is being overlooked in order to create a generic shooter with no personality. You can't just abandon the very identity of the subject matter, it has far greater mileage than no identity at all!
I fucking loved this game as a kid. I remember downloading the trailer on 56K internet and watching it over and over in its 15 pixel glory. Co-op with a buddy and a Costco pizza, those were the days!
I loved every Army Men game as a kid. The amount of genres they fit into these games was actually really impressive, with most of them being at least kind of fun, if not a blast. The teams behind this game must have loved what they were doing to take so many risks and put as much effort as they did into what could have been just cheap gimmick games.
I loved this game when I was a kid so it’s quite sad seeing it get so much hate. You didn’t help yourself by picking up that rubbish grenade launcher and having the laser turned off on the assault rifle
Ah, army men, I used to play army man Sarge's war so much when I was small, and here's a game I want to recommend Mushroom man: Rise of the fungi, a game that I personally hate SO much
@@AlmightyPolarBear the Wii game is actually pretty good, the ds one Is piece of garbage I hate on personal level, and I hate myself because I actually beat the whole thing
You can definitely tell they were going for a "Unstoppable super solider mowing his way through the enemy" with the ever moving camera and twin stick aspects but they just did everything so very poorly
@@michaelmalan8269 I always hated the magnifying glass level and where you have to collect all the parts for the final helicopter in the first air attack. Also have Team Assault.
Army Men was this odd franchise. The original game was a Toy Story inspired hybrid RTS/Action game for PC with console roots It wasn't particularly great but turned into a low end franchise with a million entries linked by the theme for every platform. The must have kept selling, but it's one of those things nobody had any passion for.
@@LianaSunburster Toys is Space was the 4th sequel, yet it was released the year after the first game! They had to have been planning to pump these out the door since before the first game was released.
At the tail end of college, I had a lot of passion for the novel concept. Now I don't as much, but hey, if I ever made anything out of it during my buzz, it might've amounted to something.
This is actually brilliant, they made them plastic soldiers so they didn't have to make any actual textures for them, they probably saved quite a bit of money there.
I was a HUUUGE fan of this series as a kid. The four armies were the green (heroes) the tan (enemies) and then two armies you very rarely saw. The blue, which were a very sneaky faction that were kind of known as spies and saboteurs and the grey who were basically the Russians. The grey were almost never in the game, as they were wiped out by the tan in back story material. You generally saw blue and grey as just casualties along the way, the tan already having killed them in the campaign you were playing. Also I never played Green Rogue…and I’m glad I missed this one. So I can still remember the series fondly
I was so disappointed with this game as a kid. My brother and I loved the Army Men series and really enjoyed most of their games. We hated this one. We played it once and never touched it again. Absolute failure of a game
How is the main character wearing trousers when he emerges from the Pokédex? Did the machine who cloned him from the other army men's DNA put it on him? Were the trousers also created from their DNA? If so, is it sentient? What if someone ripped it off him? Would the trousers feel pain?
I remember having Army Men II on PC way back in the day. For kind of a goofy overhead real-time tactical game, it had its charms. I don't know what's scarier; the fact that the series continued for twelve thousand games, or the fact that they all came out within about a five year span.
I never understood when movies and games did this, they take an idea like Army men, and instead of bracing the idea of a bunch of toy soldiers fighting, they try being so serious with it. Imagine a comedic type of game where it's set in various children's playrooms and toy sets like model trains and whatnot. Why not embrace the idea instead of trying to make it like other 3rd person shooters.
Air Heroes or whatever it was called for PC was the coolest game. I remember buying it at a Costco and reading the manual on the ride home, describing in detail to my parents how every powerup worked. Don't get that now, these days I just slap down the paypal on steam, download in ~5 minutes cuz my internet is way faster than I need, play for 30 minutes, get frustrated, and uninstall. Get high, repeat process.
Its Americans vs Nazi Germany because Nazis sometimes wore Tan uniform and Americans wore green sorry for the disappointment but nobody acknowledges Ireland as a standing army not since the Brave Heart movie it's my island.
@@JustinKruger336... Braveheart is set in Scotland, not Ireland. The Greens vs Tans sounds odd to an Irish viewer since the Irish revolution in the early 1900s was followed by a period where a British military group, the "black and tans", basically roamed the country commiting war crimes.
@@MorlockArts I already know Braveheart is in Scotland but if you watch the movie the irish guy kept saying it's my island and then the Irish helped Scotish defeat the English.
I'm reminded that Jim Cummings was one of the voices for The Master from Fallout 1, which makes me think y'all should play Fallout Brotherhood of Steel.
There are no words that could express how much I want to see you guys play Vampire Rain on Xbox 360 😂😂😂😂 the amount of hate I have for this game cannot be defined lol the game is so horrible, I've never seen anyone get past the 2nd level 😂😂😂 keep going with the fantastic content guys!! Love ya'lls work!!
"Someone needs to recycle this plastic and make something more useful... like a bin in which you could throw the disc for this terrible game" - That would be a better version of that last review :D
I miss the olden days of the PSX. Army men started off small, with nameless heroes. Then Sergeant Hawk came along with his Bravo Company. Captain Blade, Vikki. I miss them all. Even General Plastro of the Tan Empire. He was such a fun villain to watch. They were my childhood. And they shall be missed.
Same here.. I played hours upon hours of Army Men games as a kid and was pumped to rent this edgy new one. Within probably 30 minutes the game was back in its case to go back to the store.
Have you watched all of the earlier ones from vidiots and whatculture gaming? If not, watch them now and thank me later. If you have, watch them again!
Both the Cross of Glory and the Medal of Valor (you know, the murder-medals) sure do have some visual inspiration we should probably all be a little worried about.
The whole fun of Army Men (Sarge's Heroes at least) were the times you were literally in a human-sized environment (a bathroom, a kitchen, and of course who can forget the Christmas level?) and had to contend with stuff like stoves, bugs, and trying to climb a couch. This looks and runs like absolute garbage.
I remember playing one of these games but you were a green helicopter and I remember playing a multiplayer version where the other players were red , yellow , and blue army soldiers and you fought against each other
Okay, so this is pretty nakedly inspired by the 2000AD strip Rogue Trooper? "Rogue", buff shirtless character with glowing eyes, basically several soldiers combined (in RT the minds of his fallen squad are embedded in his gear i.e weapon, helmet).. only one of his kind deep in enemy territory.. I kind of like that somebody clearly loved RT and squeezed a bit of it into this game, fun to see.
This was such a strange game. When I was a kid I really liked a couple of the "World War", "Sarge's Heroes", and "Air Attack" entries in this series. However, I remember that I rented this one for my PlayStation many years ago and was very disappointed with it.
Right, I forgot this spinoff game was a thing. So, let's list off the dynamic of the setting; Greens are the good guys, tans are the bad guys, purple/blue (it kinda interchanges the two) are spies, and usually any other color is a neutral party. The six characters being bled into the mold are the main and supporting cast of the Sarge's Heroes games. Sunglasses guy was the one that had the rocket launcher, I believe. (I barely remember this stuff. It's been like 10 years since I last played an Army Men game.) Another detail; the plastic army men from this series are from another world where everything is their size, and they find portals (ranging from the traditional toy bucket to a circle made of not-lego bricks) to travel between their world and the real world. Whenever they end up in the real world, it turns into an arms race to grab new (literal) toys to turn into superweapons. It's all nonsense meant for preteens and teens, so don't expect it to be a particularly sensible plot.
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Army Men II on PC and Sarge's Heroes was so much fun back then. They did it right when they set the setting on kitchen counters and bedroom like were Army Men toys would be fighting. That's only thing that sets it apart from generic military game
What pisses me off is how can a bad game have such a badass cover. Honestly? This should have been a sequel to Toys in Space but in 3D. Following the adventures of Sarge, Tina Tomorrow and the aliens but with a way more expanded lore.
For some reason I most closely associate Jim Cummings with the role he played in Bonkers, one Det. Lucky Piquel. The man has 100s of roles under his belt and for some reason a grumpy overweight detective on a mostly forgotten Disney kids show is always the first one that comes to my mind. I need help.
What's bizarre is how popular Army Men is, and half of the total released games either don't follow the Sarge's Heroes lore, or is the Sarge's Heroes lore
"just runs around doing impressions of famous movie stars from the 80's"- proceeds to play a clip of him doing an impression from a very early 70''s movie 🤣
Green rogue is probably the worse army man game but, I still liked it and beat it. The worse game on ps one in my opinion is spider, the video game. It came out really early.
Army Men: Sarges Hero's for PS1 was great when I was a kid. I'd recommend it, it's more of a story driven third person shooter.
I loved the atmosphere of that game. Lowkey kinda scary but winning a particularly tough firefight and successfully taking down a Blue were incredibly satisfying.
I've definitely gotta replay it myself sometime soon. I started a game a few months back actually, then ended up dealing with the process of moving twice within a span of three or three and a half months; I just haven't got back around to it. I was only a couple levels in when I had to quit though, so I might as well start from the beginning again.
I somehow never realized when I was little that the same guy did EVERY character's voice, except the female voice0.o
Great game. Is it on pc?
I preferred the N64 despite the lack of fmv. It looked better and had 4 player split screen. Still haven’t got around to the sequel.
LOVED that game as a kid. Loved the sequel. Was immeasurably disappointed with Green Rouge
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I hope we get Destroy All Humans 2 remade
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@@ZenCorvus Awesome :)
It's hilarious how much lore a game about plastic toy soldiers can have.
Games like these were made with lots of passion
@@nutsandbolts1264 I would flip if they started making these games again… They could be soooo great man! Twisted Metal too! But I’m just glad Crash Bandicoot is back and making incredible remakes and mew entries. Now bioshock please (4 confirmed) since halo infinite is about to be incredible!
@@jessejive117 these were some of my first gun games before Cod or battlefield, these games built in with online would for sure bring back the community as well with the old old toy maps and campaign
Jesus Christ those cutscenes would not end. It's a shooting game for kids guys, you don't need that much story.
@@Xpwnxage Kid Me was obsessed with the Army Men Lore tho, I had to know all about the deep intricate story of the blue and grey nations
Can we just acknowledge for a second that the whole "Army men" part of the thing is entirely irrelevent? All the props, buildings and scenery are to scale to the characters - as if these are normal, human-sized soldiers with serious skin conditions.
This! It's like, they could have at least made the jungle look like someone's back garden. But then that would have been too fun for this game...
In the Army Men series lore, they actually belong to a different reality (where everything is on their scale), but sometimes they cross to ours, where they are toy sized.
@@013Nicolas thanks for clarifying! I had no idea about the series lore. Seems like an odd choice, almost feels like a way of avoiding the series only real unique selling point, though.
@@paulchilds1893 I guess so, but on the other hand I don't know how much mileage you can get from the concept of plastic toys fighting a real war on our houses.
@@013Nicolas lots of mileage! That's the point! The defining characteristic of the entire concept is being overlooked in order to create a generic shooter with no personality. You can't just abandon the very identity of the subject matter, it has far greater mileage than no identity at all!
That dramatic cutscene story and green army man pain, only for it to be a twin stick shooter
I fucking loved this game as a kid. I remember downloading the trailer on 56K internet and watching it over and over in its 15 pixel glory. Co-op with a buddy and a Costco pizza, those were the days!
Long gone are the days of local co-op.
The trailer was amazing
Lol same, loved the first one. This one has a bit of stank but when I was a kid I didn’t care.
Unlocked a memory of me and my cousin playing this co-op while Xena Warrior, Princess was playing on another tv 😅 holy molly time flys by
I loved every Army Men game as a kid. The amount of genres they fit into these games was actually really impressive, with most of them being at least kind of fun, if not a blast. The teams behind this game must have loved what they were doing to take so many risks and put as much effort as they did into what could have been just cheap gimmick games.
The army men series where 90 percent of the characters are voiced by Jim Cummings
I loved this game when I was a kid so it’s quite sad seeing it get so much hate. You didn’t help yourself by picking up that rubbish grenade launcher and having the laser turned off on the assault rifle
Hey man, this game helped drowned out the sound of alcoholic parents fighting. I actually have good memories of playing this game, couch CO-OP
Can relate here! Playin' that Army Men Air Attack with my friends disregardin' mom and dad fighting 😅
Same. My buddy would come over all the time and spend hours co-oping with me.
I absolutely miss games like these, concepts so incredibly videogame-y and syfi. These were like getting to play our fantasies out
Ah, army men, I used to play army man Sarge's war so much when I was small, and here's a game I want to recommend Mushroom man: Rise of the fungi, a game that I personally hate SO much
Yeah, that doesn't sound like much fun, guy.
Loved Sarge's War, levels on that game were really fun
Yeah, Sarge's war was fun
I remember the Mushroom Men in Nintendo Power I think. That had a Wii and a DS game. Then they disappeared.
@@AlmightyPolarBear the Wii game is actually pretty good, the ds one Is piece of garbage I hate on personal level, and I hate myself because I actually beat the whole thing
You can definitely tell they were going for a "Unstoppable super solider mowing his way through the enemy" with the ever moving camera and twin stick aspects but they just did everything so very poorly
Every Army Men game ranked from worst to best????? 😃 Lol
YES
Some are actually really good 🤷♂️ i cant remember which ones but i remember a few being awesome when i was a kid
I concur
Air Attack series is pretty good. Some of the Gameboy games are allright too.
@@michaelmalan8269 I always hated the magnifying glass level and where you have to collect all the parts for the final helicopter in the first air attack. Also have Team Assault.
Army Men was this odd franchise. The original game was a Toy Story inspired hybrid RTS/Action game for PC with console roots It wasn't particularly great but turned into a low end franchise with a million entries linked by the theme for every platform. The must have kept selling, but it's one of those things nobody had any passion for.
Was Toys in Space the sequel to the original? I do not remember. I do remember genuinely loving it though.
@@LianaSunburster Toys is Space was the 4th sequel, yet it was released the year after the first game! They had to have been planning to pump these out the door since before the first game was released.
I had 2-3 of the early games as a kid and loved them!
At the tail end of college, I had a lot of passion for the novel concept. Now I don't as much, but hey, if I ever made anything out of it during my buzz, it might've amounted to something.
I was one of the kids why this series kept going my personal favorite were the Air Attack games.
This is actually brilliant, they made them plastic soldiers so they didn't have to make any actual textures for them, they probably saved quite a bit of money there.
These game breathe "saved quite a bit of money" but they retailed for full prices.
@The other Tony Dutch Yea that’s the whole point. Save as much, charge as much. Capitalism at its finest.
I suspect this was a generic game given a recognizable brand name paint job as a cash grab by whomever owns the IP.
“They took juice out of the other soldiers and made a man out of that.” 😂
Average score 39%, guesses the top score of 28%. Top math there Peter 🤣🤣🤣
Army Men on the PS1 was a great little multiplayer game.
Man I remember playing with plastic army men. I even had the blue cops and Grey spacemen.
Weird flex but...
Real talk
Bro. Nostalgia.
Thats it. Ima bust out my alien with a parachute!
You think that's cool? I use to have the Native Americans and even the little tower for the army men 😎
Weird flex indeed, and for that, you have my unwavering respect!
I remember really liking the Sarge game as a kid.
Omg tiny peter megamind award for recognizing 'that music' from no less than 4 games, ladies and gentlemen. Well done tp. Love from the states
Amazing. I had no idea that Jim Cummings could do such a great Duke Nukem impression.
I was a HUUUGE fan of this series as a kid. The four armies were the green (heroes) the tan (enemies) and then two armies you very rarely saw. The blue, which were a very sneaky faction that were kind of known as spies and saboteurs and the grey who were basically the Russians. The grey were almost never in the game, as they were wiped out by the tan in back story material. You generally saw blue and grey as just casualties along the way, the tan already having killed them in the campaign you were playing.
Also I never played Green Rogue…and I’m glad I missed this one. So I can still remember the series fondly
I don't remember this game being so bad back when I was a kid 😂
The PS1 version is better.
i really liked army men games, but thought this was awful as a kid.
@@davidfrancisco3502 PS1 version was better, player can move according
I'm afraid of asking about the Army Men games lore now
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"That's a pokedex"
Nah, that's a bloody cassette walkman.
Thanks for playing the "game" I sent in, brilliant as ever TTJ ♥️
“They’re about to have a very bad day” says robotic Green army man Hulk just before Peter and Ben play this.
Worst GAME ever!? Damn, ladies and gentlemen... We got 'em.
Wow, it's amazing how many spin offs of Toy Story there are
I was so disappointed with this game as a kid. My brother and I loved the Army Men series and really enjoyed most of their games. We hated this one. We played it once and never touched it again. Absolute failure of a game
"Don't buy! but you can from me." Legend.
ET for the Atari: *Hold my cartridge.*
Best game ever. I loved playing for hours and not getting anywhere
I remember this feeling so much more epic than it actually is as a kid
The boss battle music certainly never aged to this day. An invaluable soundtrack that was lost to time until a few years ago.
you were a kid. a shatterproof ruler is much more epic to a kid than when you're grown up.
"What hellscape is this? Is he breeding them?"
How is the main character wearing trousers when he emerges from the Pokédex? Did the machine who cloned him from the other army men's DNA put it on him? Were the trousers also created from their DNA? If so, is it sentient? What if someone ripped it off him? Would the trousers feel pain?
I remember having Army Men II on PC way back in the day. For kind of a goofy overhead real-time tactical game, it had its charms. I don't know what's scarier; the fact that the series continued for twelve thousand games, or the fact that they all came out within about a five year span.
I never understood when movies and games did this, they take an idea like Army men, and instead of bracing the idea of a bunch of toy soldiers fighting, they try being so serious with it. Imagine a comedic type of game where it's set in various children's playrooms and toy sets like model trains and whatnot. Why not embrace the idea instead of trying to make it like other 3rd person shooters.
Why is this game so needlessly creepy lol
Air Heroes or whatever it was called for PC was the coolest game. I remember buying it at a Costco and reading the manual on the ride home, describing in detail to my parents how every powerup worked. Don't get that now, these days I just slap down the paypal on steam, download in ~5 minutes cuz my internet is way faster than I need, play for 30 minutes, get frustrated, and uninstall. Get high, repeat process.
The greens vs the tans? Did this game take place in Ireland?
Lol! Ikr?! I was thinking the same thing when he called them 'the tans' XD
I was looking for this comment. Is army men really the plastic RA?
Its Americans vs Nazi Germany because Nazis sometimes wore Tan uniform and Americans wore green sorry for the disappointment but nobody acknowledges Ireland as a standing army not since the Brave Heart movie it's my island.
@@JustinKruger336... Braveheart is set in Scotland, not Ireland. The Greens vs Tans sounds odd to an Irish viewer since the Irish revolution in the early 1900s was followed by a period where a British military group, the "black and tans", basically roamed the country commiting war crimes.
@@MorlockArts I already know Braveheart is in Scotland but if you watch the movie the irish guy kept saying it's my island and then the Irish helped Scotish defeat the English.
The weird doubling effect might be an NTSC / PAL thing. Did you check the firmware setting?
I'm reminded that Jim Cummings was one of the voices for The Master from Fallout 1, which makes me think y'all should play Fallout Brotherhood of Steel.
8:34 The MAN BEHIND THE SLAUGHTER
I remember renting this game out of boredom because I loved army men toys at the time. After not long I rented something else.
I feel compelled to ask whether or not omega has sarges dna in him. Sarge is by far the best green soldier
Jim Cummings was also the voice of Dr. Robotnik in the SatAM Sonic the Hedgehog series on ABC.
I thought the game was quite fun heck the whole series of army man games was my childhood.
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I read the title and thought I recognised the name, then I saw the box art and KNEW I’d owned this game...
i loved the army men games so i bought this in my youth
i still think of this as my worst video game purchase of my life
My brother and I used to play all the time. We loved this series.
If Ethan Winters sang Future Days by Pearl Jam to Lady Dimitrescu, would it make her change her tune about him or would she still try and kill him?
If a tree falls in the forest, does it?
@@HeyCupertino Yes
"Someone needs to recycle this plastic and make something more useful... like a bin in which you could throw the disc for this terrible game" - That would be a better version of that last review :D
his voice sounds like someone doing a bad duke nukem impression
My dad and his buddies would get stoned and play this for like a month at a time.
The intro is fucking sick mate!
You guys now appear on the Wikipedia page as having reviewed the game.
I miss the olden days of the PSX. Army men started off small, with nameless heroes.
Then Sergeant Hawk came along with his Bravo Company.
Captain Blade, Vikki. I miss them all.
Even General Plastro of the Tan Empire. He was such a fun villain to watch.
They were my childhood. And they shall be missed.
I remember buying this at the store and being so hyped to play being an army men fan, then subsequently feeling so let down after playing it
Same here.. I played hours upon hours of Army Men games as a kid and was pumped to rent this edgy new one. Within probably 30 minutes the game was back in its case to go back to the store.
Many Aperture Science test chamber vibes in the intro. Also, Wheatley
I remember playing this with a friend of mine and we loved it
Always thought this series was a fever dream in my childhood. To bad this entry wasn't
Sarges War* for the GameCube was the one I played, pretty fun but I'm somewhat saddened to see a failed prequel/sequel to it
I am so glad this has persisted for the time it has. It's always a good day when I have one of these to watch.
Have you watched all of the earlier ones from vidiots and whatculture gaming? If not, watch them now and thank me later. If you have, watch them again!
@@SpikeOnaBike I have from vidiots but I forgot there were more! I'll get right on it!
@@BrazenSolar good lad!
Both the Cross of Glory and the Medal of Valor (you know, the murder-medals) sure do have some visual inspiration we should probably all be a little worried about.
4:40
Dude that music track is even in 2000's cartoons
Cyberchase is the only one coming to mind but I'm sure there are more
It’s hilarious because I actually loved this game when I was 7
The only decent Army Men games were Air Attack 1 and 2. But that's not saying much as they were ripoffs of the Strike series.
I do not care how many times they do it, the Simon Miller impressions will NEVER get old.
The whole fun of Army Men (Sarge's Heroes at least) were the times you were literally in a human-sized environment (a bathroom, a kitchen, and of course who can forget the Christmas level?) and had to contend with stuff like stoves, bugs, and trying to climb a couch. This looks and runs like absolute garbage.
I remember playing one of these games but you were a green helicopter and I remember playing a multiplayer version where the other players were red , yellow , and blue army soldiers and you fought against each other
Okay, so this is pretty nakedly inspired by the 2000AD strip Rogue Trooper? "Rogue", buff shirtless character with glowing eyes, basically several soldiers combined (in RT the minds of his fallen squad are embedded in his gear i.e weapon, helmet).. only one of his kind deep in enemy territory..
I kind of like that somebody clearly loved RT and squeezed a bit of it into this game, fun to see.
I remember having this game as a kid... and you know its bad if its army guys and a 7 year old child thinks its boring lol
I want a modern army man game so bad
I played a ton of those mediocre army men games
This was such a strange game. When I was a kid I really liked a couple of the "World War", "Sarge's Heroes", and "Air Attack" entries in this series. However, I remember that I rented this one for my PlayStation many years ago and was very disappointed with it.
Army men air attack 1 and 2 were great games
The explanation to the protagonist shapeshifting at the beginning is that he‘s all the characters from the original games in one guy.
i love the omega soldier char since my childhood, but i agree about the gameplay its not worth, the gameplay should be better than that
I still have the disc for this but I doubt it works.
Also, is this really what the 3DO company became? If we'd all bought Army Men games, we'd have gotten the M2?
Right, I forgot this spinoff game was a thing. So, let's list off the dynamic of the setting;
Greens are the good guys, tans are the bad guys, purple/blue (it kinda interchanges the two) are spies, and usually any other color is a neutral party.
The six characters being bled into the mold are the main and supporting cast of the Sarge's Heroes games. Sunglasses guy was the one that had the rocket launcher, I believe. (I barely remember this stuff. It's been like 10 years since I last played an Army Men game.)
Another detail; the plastic army men from this series are from another world where everything is their size, and they find portals (ranging from the traditional toy bucket to a circle made of not-lego bricks) to travel between their world and the real world. Whenever they end up in the real world, it turns into an arms race to grab new (literal) toys to turn into superweapons. It's all nonsense meant for preteens and teens, so don't expect it to be a particularly sensible plot.
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Does anyone know what simon miller thinks about the constant (absolutely spot on) impressions its hilarious every single time!
a colonel with 5 stars?
He's literally the supreme commander of the entire Green Army too.
Army Men II on PC and Sarge's Heroes was so much fun back then. They did it right when they set the setting on kitchen counters and bedroom like were Army Men toys would be fighting. That's only thing that sets it apart from generic military game
What pisses me off is how can a bad game have such a badass cover. Honestly? This should have been a sequel to Toys in Space but in 3D. Following the adventures of Sarge, Tina Tomorrow and the aliens but with a way more expanded lore.
The Army Men series is my guilty pleasure of gaming. Nostalgia is a hell of a drug kids.
And it's safer than crack!
I remember playing this game. It was an interesting idea, but it just didn't really pan out.
Sarge’s war absolutely bodied this game
For some reason I most closely associate Jim Cummings with the role he played in Bonkers, one Det. Lucky Piquel. The man has 100s of roles under his belt and for some reason a grumpy overweight detective on a mostly forgotten Disney kids show is always the first one that comes to my mind. I need help.
The menu sounds in this game is the same as my house phone... I kept looking back to see who was calling at 2am
I remember this game, as I kid, I actually enjoyed it for a time.
The wonderful thing about Colonels, is Colonels a wonderful thing!
What's bizarre is how popular Army Men is, and half of the total released games either don't follow the Sarge's Heroes lore, or is the Sarge's Heroes lore
Hate me all you want but I rented this game from Hollywood video like 10 times and I really liked it.
"just runs around doing impressions of famous movie stars from the 80's"- proceeds to play a clip of him doing an impression from a very early 70''s movie 🤣
These menus remind me of dragon ball z sagas
Green rogue is probably the worse army man game but, I still liked it and beat it. The worse game on ps one in my opinion is spider, the video game. It came out really early.