Army Men Sarge's Heroes 2 (PS2) - Mission 10: Plasticville [Normal] скачать в хорошем качестве

Army Men Sarge's Heroes 2 (PS2) - Mission 10: Plasticville [Normal]

Another playthrough I sort of just sat on... Until now. The Army Men series of games is something I have spoke of before on my channel. While 3DO's line of green toy oriented efforts are generally remembered for shoddy efforts like Green Rogue and Portal Runner, sometimes they actually took the appearance of fun, if slightly rough at the edges, third person action types like Sarge's Heroes 2. And honestly, this game is perfectly fine for an early PS2 release, it looks and runs adequately enough, has a scaling level of challenge that means the campaign can take a little bit of trial and error to win properly, and Jim Cummings once again makes his paycheck worth it by injecting as much of a Kelly's Heroes-esque identity into this game as he possibly can. Sarge's Heroes 2 is nothing special really but I wouldn't be so quick as to write it off as terrible either. The only thing that really hurts it is that, with the rapidly advancing technology in PlayStation 2 releases throughout 2001 into 2002, better and more responsive alternatives lived in the realm of third person action (e.g. MDK 2 and Fur Fighters). 3DO struggled to adapt to the sixth generation's increasingly expensive budgets, in an industry pushing for mainstream exposure harder than it ever had before. Army Men Sarge's Heroes 2 might not have been the last Army Men game to grace PlayStation 2, but it followed a winding path that eventually saw it change hands not once, but twice, on Sony's system, Meanwhile 3DO speedran through whatever reputation remained of similar properties such as Might and Magic and High Heat Major League Baseball. It is a regrettable legacy, and sadly one that became a familiar story for other once booming publishers, like Acclaim, SCI, and eventually Midway, as the decade progressed. ---------------------------------------­--------------- A LEGAL NOTICE: ---------------------------------------­--------------- Any copyrighted footage I use is covered under fair use laws, or more specifically those listed under Section 30(1) of the UK Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1989 and under section 107 of US Copyright Act 1976. This video exists purely for the purpose of research and criticism. I do not make a profit from any uploaded content, nor do I intend to. Thank you for watching.