Army Men 3D (1999)
Genres:Arcade
Themes:Action, Warfare
Game modes:Single player
Story:The little plastic army men you played with as a child are toys no longer! They are now living beings bent on destruction. Of course, you get to play an integral role in the conflict as Sarge, a sergeant (you were expecting another rank?) in the Green Army. While your objectives vary with each mission, the goal is to defeat the evil Tan Army using a little strategy and a lot of firepower.
Since you'll also have to confront members of the Blue and Gray armies, you are essentially outnumbered three to one! Roll, duck, kneel, and cycle through your available weapons as you try to complete the objectives detailed at the beginning of each level. Missions range from search-and-destroy to rescue or reconnaissance operations, and you'll even drive one of four vehicles during the battles. Units include versions of six classic toys: Rifle Man, Grenadier, Bazooka Man, Mortar Man, Flamethrower, and Minesweeper.Show more
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Coming home from Hollywood video with this game because what kid in pre 2000's didn't play with plastic army men and see this game and not go :O It was a really fun game. The controls weren't the greatest from what I remember but it was such an addicting game especially when you start torching enemies and watch them melt.
What a time I spent with my ps1 playing army men 3d, I didn't know how to save the game. And I spent it restarting over and over again playing the same scenarios and one of the best modes the local two player, played hours with my younger brother and never had the opportunity to reach the end, and I would spend back to play this childhood game.
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