Mr. Method's Top 10 Favorite (ongoing) Childhood Games - #10 - Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 1&2 (Dreamcast, N64, PS - PS1, PS2, N64, PC )
When I was nine, I used to play in the sandbox all the time. I'd take our gardening hose and erect a volcano-shaped hill right in the center and have my army men go at it. There'd be glorious causalities on the green side and the tan side, and the battles would always result in the island's volcano erupting and wasting the entire battlefield. It was amazing. Flash forward two years later for me to discover a video game where you get to actually be an army man. It blew my mind.
Sarge's Heroes holds a dear place in my heart. It's definitely a guilty pleasure. The gameplay?..not innovative. The graphics?...pretty terrible. Storyline?..bland. Fun factor?...through the roof! The thing about Sarge's Heroes is the simple fact that you get to be an army man. Something about that tapped into me playing in the sandbox and still gets me to this day. The best part was; I could be fighting in a refrigerator, on a pool table...you name it. The game brought your imaginations to life. Plus, I was freaking amazing at the game. Which got no one to play multiplayer with me because I would always win. Of course.
As a side note, why was the only girl the one to have skin...that's...y'know...Caucasian? And not green? Anywho...
That's why Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 1&2 for the Nintendo 64 is on my #10 spot.
What's yours?
~Mr. Method