Army Men: Los Héroes de Sarge

Synopsis Army Men: Sarge's Heroes is a third-person shooter where players take the role of soldiers in 3D battlefields. It has the feel, pace, weapons and level design of classic arcade shooters like Ikari Warriors (1986) and Guerrilla War (1987), and also features elements of GoldenEye (1997), Command & Conquer (1995), and platform video games . In Their World (the setting for the plastic soldiers) The Green Army, led by Colonel Grimm, has members of the Bravo Company, its best troops, and Grimm's daughter Vikki, a top reporter for the official Green Army newspaper Green Star News , captured by the Tan Army, led by General Plastro. The Tan Army have discovered portals to Our World (the human world), which lie weapons such as magnifying glasses that can melt soldiers. On the Green Army's base, the game's first mission is the leader of the Bravo Company that did not get captured, Sargent Hawk, getting Grimm, his mentor, to an escape chopper . This is all the while the invading Tan Army and other Green Army soldiers attack each other, where Sarge also helps his fellow men. Army Men: Sarge's Heroes features split screen multi-player modes for two players on the PlayStation, and up to four players on the Nintendo 64 and Dreamcast, consisting of deathmatch , capture the flag , and matches where players invade each other's bases. <ref name = \"IGNPSrev\"/><ref name = \"CNGPSrev\"/><ref name = \"JXVPSrev\"/><ref name = \"IGNMay112000Dreamcastannouncement\">{{cite web|last=Musgrave|first=Shaun|date=May 11, 2000|url=https://www.ign.com/articles/2000/05/12/army-men-sarges-heroes-3|title=Army Men: Sarge's Heroes|work=[[IGN]]|access-date=September 30, 2023}}</ref><ref>{{cite book|url=https://archive.org/details/Nintendo64Manuals_201812/Army%20Men%20-%20Sarge%27s%20Heroes%20%28USA%29/page/n9/mode/2up|title=Army Men: Sarge's Heroes|section=Multi-Player Battles|publisher=The 3DO Company|year=1999|pages=16–18|access-date=October 7, 2023|via=[[The Internet Archive]]}}</ref>"}},"i":0}}]}'> In a Family Mode borrowed from 3DO's BattleTanx (1998), players can individually choose the difficulty level of the choice of weapons, i.e. ones that are quicker to adapt to.