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All in all, the developers really wasted Bruce Willis' talents and missed an opportunity to do something extremely cool. Read the Review

There are so many problems with Armorines on the PlayStation that to discuss them all would be like flogging a dead horse. Read the Review

With some major spit and polish, plus several more months of development time, Army Men 3D could've turned out a lot better. Read the Review

While it may not completely wash away the bad taste left by Army Men 3D and Army Men: Sarge's Heroes, Army Men: Air Attack is a fun little mission-based shooter that is worth checking out. Read the Review

Within minutes of playing Army Men: Sarge's Heroes, you will be surprised at what Sony will approve for final release these days. Read the Review

What you get with Army Men World War is a decent sequel to the original Army Men 3D, but one that's only barely superior. Read the Review

While the basics may sound playable enough, Assault's problems are almost too many to list in this review. Read the Review

Auto Destruct could've been a modernized city-based version of Midway's Spy Hunter, but it ended up as a G Police that got grounded. Read the Review

Army Men: Air Attack 2 is a whole lot of fun while it lasts. Read the Review

Whether you're toting around explosive grenades, pinpoint mortars, or the dangerous bazooka, Army Men World War: Land, Sea, Air is a well-rounded game that's not just for kids anymore. Read the Review

If there's a silver lining to Animorphs: Shattered Reality, it's that it would make an excellent game for children who aren't yet old enough to tackle the meatier fare of "real" video games. Read the Review

If you look up the definition of the word "poor" in a dictionary, there's a good chance you'll see Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2 staring back at you. Read the Review

Buried under the layers of poor visuals and rough control, there is indeed an engaging, playable game. Read the Review