People have been bad mouthing my beloved Green Army? Sounds like Tan propaganda to me.

@RossCuth

4 жыл бұрын

Those damn Tans!

@geoneo4453

4 жыл бұрын

Those damn tans!

@samridhyadutt5284

3 жыл бұрын

Damned bloody Tans

I was one of the Artists who worked on the Isometric Shooters ArmymenI, II, World war, and Toys In Space, before transitioning to console games, with Armymen Green Rogue. If you are curious about the details of the working conditions, I can give details, but i was paid well, but the deadlines were harsh. Parmanent crunch time as soon as I was in Console development.

@ContraWolf

8 жыл бұрын

+Scott Ruggels I would love those details. Would you be up for talking through skype?

@ScottRuggels

8 жыл бұрын

Sure. I am findable on Skype.

@StrategyJoe

8 жыл бұрын

+Scott Ruggels Are you still in video game industry?

@ScottRuggels

8 жыл бұрын

***** Not at the moment. Freelance 3d these days both for film and TV and court stuff. Don't know if I would go back to games though these days.

@terrordrones

8 жыл бұрын

I think Army Men was one of the best things in my life

Sarge's Heroes and Sarge's Heroes 2 would be on my list of Army Men games that don't suck.

@Garhunt05

6 жыл бұрын

Sarge's war and rts were decent imo

@napalmkitty6686

6 жыл бұрын

Completely agree with everything here

@ignoreme8841

5 жыл бұрын

I enjoyed the air attack ones

@perox9695

4 жыл бұрын

@@Garhunt05 Sarge's war wasn't 3DO though. it was made by the same company that made Major Malfunction: Global star software.

@GabePickles3837

4 жыл бұрын

Got the N64 version of Sarge’s Heroes, PS2 version of Sarge’s Heroes 2, GameCube version of Sarge’s War, and the PC versions of Army Men, Army Men 2, Army Men: Toys in Space, and Army Men: RTS on Steam.

Army Men RTS my favourite Army Men game. I just loved it and I still love it. Especially the characters, I will never forget them. Everytime I return to that game, I find something amazing I did not understand when I was kid (basically everything because I couldn't speak enlish back then) and all the references.

@steventrotter4958

Жыл бұрын

Probably the first RTS I played alot of as a child, even then I realized the story was an Apocalypse Now parody, though I hardly understood what that meant

Army Men toys were in stores in the 80s, and I had a bunch myself. Wikipedia seems to imply they didn't exist.

@retroroy8720

Жыл бұрын

In the 70's, a lot of the companies known for Army Men like Louis Marx went out of business. Tim Mee and BMC came back eventually but after the 70's, Army Men became more of a generic toy made by no-name companies

@andrewstickley6681

5 ай бұрын

@@retroroy8720That was more due to the oil crisis than the Vietnam war. Obviously oil is needed to make plastic, so skyrocketing prices made it uneconomical to make plastic toys. Marx made a ton of other plastic toys as well. US Toy companies really started hurting in the very late 80s-90s when Chinese imports became common. The Chinese companies could just copy and then undersell anything made in the US. Even then, the Chinese ones I had as a kid (born 1999) were of pretty decent quality and came with full sized tanks, etc. By the time I was outgrowing them, all you could find were crappy bags of mutated troops at the dollar store. I tried to find some for a young family member a few months ago, went to 5 different stores looking for cheap troops and couldn’t even find a single bag.

Army men Toys in space was amazing idc what anyone says

In all honesty, the Sarge's Heroes games were my favorites, simply because of how humorous they were. RTS wasn't to bad either (best played on PC, though). I also owned a copy of Warriors of Might and Magic for the PS2.

I really wished there was a map editor for Army Men 2. Imagine if you could create your own missions in a sandbox mod/tool? That would have given the game unlimited playability to a certain extent. Picture it being like ms paint, drawing and shaping terrain, and selecting trees,rocks etc Placing enemies and then setting waypoints. it could have been do able

@MacaqueStinx

5 жыл бұрын

Army Men Toys In Space had something along the lines of one.

@anul6801

Жыл бұрын

Always was my dream. They have map editor for AM1 now!

@Thegamecheats

Жыл бұрын

I would have loved to seen multiplayer coop

Really? I loved Toys in Space and i considered it my favorite of the series for the multiple factions and diverse units which let me make some really awesome battles. The only thing i remembered hating about toys in space was the fucking green goo which was a path finding nightmare

@daltonwatson6965

7 жыл бұрын

Toys in Space was also my absolute favorite. So many units, so many power ups, it was great.

@MacaqueStinx

5 жыл бұрын

Dude remember the fuckin frankenstein soldier things? The enemies that are bits of various other army men and creatures.

I've remembered playing one of the Army Men games (I think it was on the PS1, I dunno, I was at a friend's house at the time), and I thought it was pretty decent. I'm actually considering playing more of these titles, I think they're pretty interesting.

The first Army Men game for windows 98/95 was my all time favourite childhood game to play, I have NEVER played a game as much and had fun losing as I have as that game. I spent 3 years on that game, after the 3 years I moved house, got a PC of my own, forgot about the game until I saw the 'Warchest'. It was the most influential game to me in my life. I miss the game. I also appreciate the extent of detail you have went into making this video. As a 6-7 year old boy, I managed to get through all the way to the third chapter of the game, I played the game again several years later, probably about a decade, and I could not even reach the half way point in the second chapter without extreme difficulty. Don't even get me started on the bank robbery mission. The amount of hours spent on that mission alone, memorising each tank route and where each tank would come from, ensuring you take out specific gates so tanks can't get past but not taking out vital ones so you can't get away... Fuck they don't make 'em like they used to...

@Thegamecheats

Жыл бұрын

yeah that's how you get a game that has only 4 missions with 30 hours of gameplay

Only way I could describe Army Men was a big hit budget title series that tried some ambitious ideas. Ultimately what we got was something that ended up being above budget title quality with some flaws, and it goes for all games.

I remember playing World War on the PC back in the day. On my Windows ME.

Army Men RTS was the only one I managed to get back then and seeing as plastic army men were one of my most favorite toys when I was a kid, seeing a game about them definitely got me all over it. It was great and the only gripe I had was how limited the unit types were.

Sarges War was pretty good. Best multiplayer death matches I've ever had.

The two games I've played in the series are Army Rts for the GameCube and Sarges War. I loved those two games.

To be honest, when i think of Army Men, nothing but good memories come back. Although that is mostly due to how much i binged the ever loving hell out of Army Men RTS, which was one of my favorite childhood games without question as well as Air Combat. It saddens me that i can't really play them anymore.

As a kid I had great memories of renting the Army Men Air Attack games from my local video/game store and also Sarges War on Gamecube. RTS was also a favorite of mine, I get that they werent a top tier franchise but some of us still have fond memories! Thanks for making a video highlighting some of their highs instead of just trashing on them all.

This game series was my fucking childhood. Army Men Toys In Space had to be my absolute favorite.

Just restarted this series last week (going to play every game I can manage to get downloaded onto PC) nostalgia aside it is more enjoyable than 95 percent of games these days

Well this series will always will be real combat plastic men

besides crying about the death of private jerry. rest in peace jerry.

I'm very curious as to why you dislike Toys in Space, care to explain?

great analysis of the series

I would personally say Army Men RTS is the Newbie's Primer to Command & Conquer. I remember playing through it and thinking it felt a lot like C&C Generals simplified in a somewhat more family friendly setting (toys fighting over a house vs. the War on Terror) that would basically lay a solid groundwork for the core "how RTS works"

love army men 1 and 2

Great video bro, loved the nostalgia. I’ll keep my hopes up for a good reboot one day. 🇺🇸

Honestly Toys in Space was one of my favorites. I loved the aliens and different types of characters you could play as in the battle mode. Plus, as a 7 year old child at the time, being able to play as the tan, grey, and the blue was cool as hell. I may get hate for this but it's cool man. I got my memories 😁

This was the game back in the day And I still have it to this day.

There was a spin-off of the Army Men series that was released in the early PS2 era called Portal Runner. Which had General Grimm’s daughter Vicki as the main protagonist and was set shortly after the events of Army Men: Sarge’s Heroes 2. Counting that game, would probably make 43 in the franchise as a whole.

I was about 6 or 7 years old when I watched my teenage brother play bits and pieces of Army Men and Army Men II. Fast forward to age 10 and I finally get to play them for myself. I had loved video games before that point but those two were the things that propelled and solidified gaming as one of if not my favorite activity. I enjoyed them so much I went on a mission to find every game in the series I could. Fast forward to my current age of 19. Including multiple ports in some cases, I now own close to 25 games in the series. The Army Men franchise is the only game series that's been with me from my childhood to my adulthood. I'm not done finishing the series yet, only a couple left (I saved some of the cruddier ones for last unfortunately, Soldiers of Misfortune was... even worse than I ever thought possible.) Some of the games are genuinely good. And some feel so rushed I can barely believe they were released. The World War games in particular, there was solid game design through the sub-series that was constantly marred by one of the worst game engines I've ever seen. I still own them all. I enjoy them for the most part. Maybe I obsessed too much at the time, I probably still do. But Army Men made a lasting impact on my life and childhood in a way I'm finding it hard to describe. It even partially shaped my music tastes; mainly talking about the classical arrangements in Army Men II. As a kid I acted out my own adventures with my own plastic army men taking the roles of the game characters and created stories with the world 3DO created - based on basically the same thing I was doing that very moment: playing with those brave plastic grunts. In the end, Army Men is just as you put it... misunderstood. There are some very poorly made games in the series. A lot of them even. A good number of solid quality and just stupid fun games too. For PC, console and handheld, everyone has a chance to play at least one fun Army Men. But not everyone wants to. Thank you so much for creating this video.

Army men 1, 2 and RTS are my favorite. Sarges Heroes was pretty awesome to

I loved this game and it helped me through school, I wish it would come back. I unfortunately don't have any of them anymore, because of my dad giving them away.

These games were the absolute best, I always loved these. My childhood was spent on the PC pouring hours and hours into all of these games and I can proudly say I beat most of them without cheating lol. Some damn good times!

Dude you’re rad collecting the full series. You have good points right there. #armymen #childhoodrules

I really liked your army men chronicles. Btw, I finished Operation Meltdown with my best buddy yesterday.

playing these games on the play station and ps2 were the video games ofy childhood. Never could I dislike even one of these games. I watched this videos from beginning to end and because of it, I'm going to buy a ps2 and a copy of all these games and re-live those awesome times with my brother and my dad. Thank you for this video!

@ContraWolf

7 жыл бұрын

+Tucker wilhelmshire or you could just get an emulator which would be a much cheaper and better alternative

I remember playing army men air attack on vacation and liked it so much actually that I got the second one

Dude, what about the world war series? The best of the franchise and my childhood.

@ContraWolf

8 жыл бұрын

+Miguel Riera Nope, deeply flawed and virtually unplayable. I got reviews for them in the pipeline so stay tuned

@miguelriera4309

8 жыл бұрын

Looking foward to it. But still world war were my favourites war games on ps1

@ContraWolf

8 жыл бұрын

Did you play them recently?

@miguelriera4309

8 жыл бұрын

oh i thought you havent do the reviews. I didnt check your channel

@ContraWolf

8 жыл бұрын

+Miguel Riera I meant the games. Did you play the World War games recently?

Let's see if AVGN can review all the Army Men series himself.

Army Men RTS got me into the RTS genre. Loved that game.

Youre really good at presenting and public speaking. You seem like a throw back to the 50s too which is amazing. you should consider being a politician

@ContraWolf

7 жыл бұрын

+Circut Drone I'd love to be a politician but it's a very nasty mean life. Too shady for my taste

Great video man I loved it. But why did you skip Sarges Heroe's?

i played quite a few of them. i remember toys in space the world war one, army men 1 and 2, and the air tactics and air attack. i remember buying that battlechest made of paper and enjoying pretty much every one except sarges heros. it was a great child hood fam

why didn't you like toys in space? also i remember there was an air attack game for PC that was isometric that was really fun as well, despite funky camera angles. i liked how they'd have you pick up and drop off infantry to do missions while you offered fire support, it was a really neat idea, that i don't think i've seen anywhere else.

Wow dude i really loved this video, you really know how to make videos!!!

i miss this series

Man I played so much Army men as a kid ! I loved that shit ! 3DO going under didn't mean the games sucked ,some did no doubt.....but there are true gems in the army men library of games , now I almost purely play strategy games , and my first strategy game was Army men RTS ! :D Also the music in Army Men II and Toys in Space , LOVED IT !

Honestly, I have only played Army Men RTS back in 2002, and it was actually pretty damn fun.

Very informative video, thank you.

As an Army men 2 competitive veteran, I'm honored a youtuber even made a video about it :D

@ContraWolf

8 жыл бұрын

+zonetropper You used to play in tournaments with AM2? When?

@zonetropper

8 жыл бұрын

Between 1999 in May till 2002 in December. It had 20 good competitive players, and a solid playerbase of 100 people on peak weekends. I tried World War, but the army men community wasn't really feeling it. Just 2 tournaments were organized for it where am2 had about 4 tournaments per month. Toys in Space was a complete hatefest for the community but it had some players which liked it. But most of the galactic and alien units were banned in normal play. And then everything died after 3D0 went bankrupt. I was born in 1995, but I started video games at the age of 3 :D Even being from Europe with the worse of the worse internet providers and quality, I could play 2 matches in a whole week. I think gameranger software supports am2/amww and amtoysinspace for mp play. I tried it, but nobody plays am2 on their servers :(

@AlexMrShot

8 жыл бұрын

+zonetropper A lot of people still play AM RTS on gameranger though.

@zonetropper

8 жыл бұрын

When I tried to play armymen2 on gameranger it appeared nobody played at all because in 2-3 days I didn't got a single player.

@AlexMrShot

8 жыл бұрын

+zonetropper yes,I think nobody plays it anymore,but there are always people who play RTS

I still love the Army Men games,slowly finding the to add to my playstation 1 collection.

3:40 while I didn't play all of the games but I agree with you, I didn't know it was infamous.

Second game (army men 2) also was the first to go to the real world right?

I remember all the hours I got out of the original Army Men for PC. Also I often compare the World War series on the PS1 with Call of Duty, just older/cheaper. Had everything that Call of Duty actually had, action packed battles, lots of soldiers, vehicle sections, and often a sense of not being the lone wolf on some missions. Sure they were cheap games, but they were also affordable as a kid so, I can often let the cheap aspect fly a bit. You paid for what you got.

In my eyes, Army Men was for those who wanted to have the war 'experience' but not be as 'gritty' or 'serious' as the real thing. Seriously, those little plastic men were the ultimate 'portal' to go from the real world to the 'plastic world', and go into the war between the nefarious Tan Republic and the Green nation. General Plastro was evil, yes... but he was also comedic and funny, he was the cartoon villain that had evil plans but didn't implement them properly. In the Sarges Heroes game, he very nearly came close to achieving total dominance, if it weren't for losing the portals and Sarge's efforts. He turned soldiers into 'spiders', he unleashed 'death rays' upon POW's (magnifying glasses), he used 'super weapons' to rain death and destruction (robots armed with machine guns and flamethrowers), and fortified his main base with an insurmountable wall of energy (bug zappers). When he was using his super weapons his army was advancing on 'all fronts'. The Green Nation was outnumbered 50-1, they weren't winning the war but they weren't losing, especially while General Plastro was involved. Only when he vanished from the scene, and Field Marshal Tannenberg took over, did they start to lose. Green was about to end the war with a peace signing after capturing Tannenberg. But once Plastro came back, with 'new' weapons of destruction... the tide turned once again. Plus if you take on the settings of the war, think about it, a simple thing like a 'firecracker' for us, for a plastic soldier like Sarge, was probably the equivalent of a nuke. It was all the horrors of war but in the comedic form for a child to comprehend and not feel scarred.

Army Men II was actually my first proper PC game that I ever played, and I fell in love with it. Damn it felt good using rocks as cover and swarming the enemy with my 50 riflemen lol. Hell I even reinstalled Army Men II and World War today, trying to figure out how to remove the 20 unit limit, too bad I couldn't get Toys in Space tho. I'm also thinking of bringing back a few things from World War to II if I'm able to mod it properly but I'm not so sure I'll be able to, like the Machine Gunners and Turrets. Here's the link which helped me get both of these games run without a hitch: www.gog.com/forum/army_men_series/how_to_play_army_men_2_multiplayer_without_gog_ver_and_no_lags Now all I need is a way on how to run the game in a 1366x786 resolution lol. And Army Men III is dead sadly, check the homepage, the dev lost motivation and guys, however Army Men Online is probably still a thing that may or may not come out in 2018/2019.

Can I ask why you hate TIS? I personally like it (and I'll have to disagree with you hating Sarge's Heroes simply due to childhood bias), but the reason I ask is - it really doesn't do anything inherently BAD, or different from II or World War. What exactly bothers you with it? (I'll admit the town level is a pain in the ass)

@ContraWolf

9 жыл бұрын

TheHylianJuggalo TIS?

@TheHylianJuggalo

9 жыл бұрын

Toys in Space. Sorry I didn't clarify.

@ContraWolf

9 жыл бұрын

TheHylianJuggalo I found it to be overly difficult and too fast paced for the controls that I was given. I died far too easily and even in the early levels, my entire army would get its ass handed to them by even only a few guys. Mind you, I haven't played TIS in years. Maybe I'll go back and play it later but I'm not planning for a review of that game anytime soon.

Love this franchise.

@ContraWolf

2 жыл бұрын

Hey I remember you. Didn't you watch my Quake video last year?

my folks bought this for me as a kid. i get moods of nostalgia for these, but they don't work on modern OSes.. what a shame!

What about the Sarge's heroes subseries (1,2 ant that good but 3(Sarges war) is pretty good)

New subscriber and now an initiate to the Army Men universe; I'll try all those games as a fan of shooters and RTS with a military theme Great video and an interesting introduction to the series

@ContraWolf

7 жыл бұрын

Much appreciated. Try Army Men 3D first. It's my favorite out of all of them.

Love playing the PS1/PS2 Army Men games. I've got about 7 of them. Still play them. It was a great action game before I was old enough to get hold games like of Call of Duty, Left for Dead & GTA4.

I LOVE the Army Men series. Air Assault, Army Men 3D, Sarges Heroes, and World War. I wish they'd release a new one, just not as a CoD/Gears of War/ Halo clone.

i got to say army men 2 looks like a game i want

By the way i just noticed you're wearing a navy seal camo jacket. Was a family member a seal before? Or maby currently?

@ContraWolf

7 жыл бұрын

+George Padilla nope

What did you think of World War on the PS1 compared to 3D?

Some of the Army Men games are now on Steam.

In the army men rts, the flamethrower range is crazy!

I would say Army Men: Air Attack 2 could have joined your list. It takes everything that made the first game fun, adds some light touches of strategy to it, and adds much more production value in the form of an actual story, improved music and cut-scenes and a longer single player.

@ContraWolf

6 жыл бұрын

I hadn't played AM:AA2 when I made this but I plan on re-making this video someday and including that game too.

@MDroidGaming

6 жыл бұрын

By all means, if that ever happens I’ll be extremely excited to see it. Army Men shaped a lot of my interests in gaming as well as even music. There are tons of game series I love that I’d call undeniably objectively superior, but I love Army Men about as much as any series, warts and occasional disasters in all. Thanks again for creating this back in 2012, the cult fans are still alive sir.

You just earned yourself a subscriber!

Do you think you'll do a video about all your army men games?

@ContraWolf

9 жыл бұрын

Talibanana Not sure. Even if I did cover them all, it wouldn't all be in one video

@tali6844

9 жыл бұрын

***** I wouldn't blame you, a whole box of games, no kidding! but still if you do that would be a whole series

ContraWolf, I agree with you in terms of most Army Men games have been rushed and under developed which in my opinion, are shit and you made a valid point in terms of your favourite Army Men games from the game development and your point of view which is fair enough. About 13 years ago surprisingly, I used enjoy playing Army Men Sarge's Heroes 2 on the PS2 version because I believe that the development of the game was good and the story to me was exciting as before, I was one of the original C&C Red Alert series fan. Nowadays, I watch a few Army Men gameplays as I personally enjoy; Sarge's Heroes 2, Portal Runner & Sarge War because of the exciting storylines and animations after watching a few videos based on the Army Men History Evolution and, I've noticed that the older games seemed to be better than the newer Army Men games with both; the storylines & the gameplay including, more good characters. Army Men 3 especially, has been a complete joke for a game as the gameplay is alright but the cutscenes are atrocious. I might watch the walkthrough of Army Men RTS. I get what I'm saying is long-winded but I hope you can understand my point.

Honestly looking back, I'd say that yes it had a lot of bad games and a lot of them either were horribly set up/disappointing (the PS World War games come to mind), others were fucking fun as all hell (Sarge's Heroes 1/2 and Air Attack 1/2). And if nothing else, the music was top notch. I mean it's definitely not 'high brow'. That said, I do think the model of 'make a crapton of them' is in part one of the biggest problems. Take the three World War games - each one is ultimately the same with some tweaks like a few different items, and there wasn't much plot (faceless protagonist and only the loosest story). Now imagine if the effort for all three was put into a singular 'Army Men: World War'; I think that may have done a lot. Plus, even given the constraints there are good games. The afore mentioned Sarge's Heroes and Air Attack games (which I liked in that they were tied together in a single 'continuity') in particular were ones I remembered fondly. I mean they may not have been the most innovative or top tier games, but I think they were fun in great part just because it was taking those plastic army men and let you play with them differently, yet held back from full potential by rushing out tons and tons of the games. As for after 3DO... Sarge's War. Not saying a thing about gameplay because I have only seen Let's Plays and thus can't judge... no I'll condemn that one on going full grimdark like it's 40K or something with basically no transition to aid the shift, just YOINK! Kill off one of the bigger selling points of the Sarge's Heroes line of games for the sake of being gritty and pretty much no story other wise. I mean the games never had complex stories, but they at least had something to ease you between levels in most cases, or at least some sense of continuity. (IE in Air Attack 2 after going on the run you spend a few missions getting the tools to take out the last factory, but afterwards a lot of the squadron got captured - presumably in the aftermath of the last mission since you weren't running with the usual Green Army support, and that leads to Blade rescuing them with a little help from Sarge and then helping Sarge steal the Tan's latest helicopter and afterwards you're back to the front to turn the tide). Sarge's War... was basically a long series of 'blow this up', some of which didn't make sense (Why does Sarge need to be so worried about those artillery pieces if he's only one guy on a rampage - he's too close for that arty to do anything to hinder him). I mean there is the overarching 'he gets closer to Malice', but even the World War games were better about a sense of progression with for the most part each mission leading to the next logically or were close enough that the jump feels more like 'okay here's the next step in our battle plan on this front'. Or were different fronts entirely, such as Land Sea Air going from stopping a supply train to an air base (but in those cases each operation was self contained as a mini-story and each mission led to the next). But that's my 2 cents.

The only army men game i had was the helicopter one. This video made me remember the good times i had with the game. The only memory i originally had was picking up fruit and blocks.

No more official games but someone is making Army Men Plastic Siege

Hello, Blindzeopowerkick, very interesting video. I am trying to learn the entire Army Men series, but I am always getting confused. There are tons of different main games, each game is different depending on the console/system it was released, and the names of the games confuse more. The same game is called differently in America and in PAL systems. I was wondering,,, Is the PC version of RTS the same as the PS2? Also, how is Sarge's Heroes on PC? Is it similar to the PS1 or N64 version?

I loved all my army men toys and games.

fantastic video !

Toys In Space was dope & an indirect sequel to Army Men 2!

i played Air Tactic but not the pc version world war if there a full game version to download i want a link.

its TRUE that World War on the PS1 had shit graphics--but the story was unreal. The teaming up with the blue army to push back the tan was very cool to see. I always wanted to see the Green army team up with the Blues or Gray on a big scale and never really got it until that game.

You forgot Army Men Sarges War also

loved army men3D , land sea and air but world war was amazing

It would be great if someone would pick up the franchise and make it over again. With today's technology it would be neat if they went back to their roots and used the plot material, but made it more stable. It's sad that given to another developer games like Army Men RTS were kind of enjoyable.

How you doing these days man?

I just bought the War Chest about a week or two weeks ago! Been playing on an old offline only Windows Xp I grew up with the console releases. And I honestly wish I had played the PC versions instead. The PC versions of Army Men 1 and World War are where it's at. I'm playing Army Men 2 now and so far it's my favorite. In my childhood three game series stick out for me. Number 1 Resident Evil been with it since day one a shame it has degraded over time with recent releases. Number 2 Legacy of Kain this is series you don't play for the gameplay...you play for the incredible story telling. And finally Number 3 Army Men I enjoyed some of these games as a kid and a few even as an adult.

I liked the RTS and some of the others don't seem that bad, picked up the WAR CHEST a while back.

I only know of 5 army men games. Sarges heroes . Sarges heroes 2. Game boy era. And the pc games which I just learned about this week.

Infamous? Maybe its because I was a stupid kid, but the very first game in the series, "Army Men" on PC was one of the first games I remember playing , ever

I loved 2002 game Army Men RTS, but sarge's heroes were just unplayable on PC...

Great video. But wish you touched upon the other games in the series like Sarges Heros and what not.

get the new army men game

i loved these games when i was a kid

I agree, Army men are one of my favourite game series. I want the 3DO console. I used to have a computer from 1993, but my dad threw it away in 2001 when I was 12 and he ever threw all the floppy disks too. I collect army men games and I play the games often. I am trying to finish Army men Sarge's Heroes on hard withough cheats and it's hard.

Do you like the ps1 version of world war too, or just the pc version?

i had the pleasure of playing and beating both air attack and army men 3d on my ps2 in the mid 2000s good times age 10

Many will raise an eyebrow at the idea of a console RTS, but there are a few examples where it has been done well. Goblin Commander is a little-known Xbox/GC/PS2 with a very smart control scheme. Looks like Pandemic pulled it off with this Army Men RTS too.

That shoebox is a box fulla childhood.

we have running with rifes now And as soon as I saw gameplay of it I thought of army men