The Omega Soldier, the ultimate soldier. AKA Green Rogue
“With this type of genetic experiments there are always risks, Colonel” – Mr. X computer
The Premise:
In a covert laboratory (GAARD), scientists splice DNA from the strongest and most skilled soldiers to create the ultimate warrior—the Omega Soldier. This genetically modified super soldier possesses unparalleled strength and weapon skills, making him the Tan army’s most formidable high-tech threat.
The Origin:
The story begins with a dark and ominous tone, revealing the origin of the mysterious Omega Soldier. Through a detailed lengthy cinematic sequences, we learn that the Omega Soldier has been biogenetically engineered in a secret lab, granting him special powers to combat the evil Tan Army.
Set some time after the events of Army Men: Sarge’s Heroes, this genetically modified super soldier composed of DNA spliced from all the members of Bravo Company Commandos nicknamed the Omega Soldier is being transferred from GAARD science facility by helicopter, to a training facility.
His creation involves DNA splicing from all six members of Bravo Company Commandos, resulted in a unique blend of abilities that regular Green Army soldiers do not possed.
The Ambush:
The chopper is ambushed by two Tan choppers, crash-landing and killing everybody aboard except for the Omega Soldier, which it inadvertently awakens. Shot down and left for dead behind enemy lines, it’s up to him to stop the Tan Army, taking advantage of the fact that everyone thinks they are going through a moment of weakness without Plastro, causing a one-man rampage against Tan forces.
It’s now up to you to stop the Tan Army and thwart their sinister plans
The little plastic soldiers are warring again (as always, it’s the Greens versus the Tans), but this time the Greens might have come up with the weapon that will win the war. The little Green guys have taken their best warriors, infused them full of crazy chemicals, and turned them into a superplasticman battle machines that are ready to tear the Tans to bits.
This decidedly toy-violence-heavy installment of the ongoing Army Men history is a faithful story, boasting intense action sequences that will have you sweating bullets. Little plastic figures has never been this explosive.
The Journey:
The Omega Soldier fights through hordes of Tan Soldiers, showcasing his unique abilities.
His mission: to survive Field Marshal Tannenburg deadly forces, unravel the Tan Army’s secrets, and prevent their destructive agenda. Along the way, he encounters challenges, treacherous terrain, and relentless enemies.
“Remember, soldier, the fate of the Green Nation rests on your shoulders. Fight bravely, wield your unique abilities, and emerge victorious against the Tan Army!”
Abilities of the Omega Soldier:
- Bio-Strike:
- In times of great peril, the Omega Soldier can unleash a devastating attack known as the Bio-Strike.
- He temporarily stops moving, becoming invulnerable to all forms of attack.
- A circular pulse of energy radiates from his body, damaging anything in its wake.
- Super Omega Metamorphosis:
- Mr. X’s gene-splicing techniques gift the Omega Soldier with the ability to morph into Super Omega.
- Super Omega is a stronger but genetically unstable physical form, granting increased attacking power.
- There are two ways to transform into Super Omega: By upgrading any weapon to its fullest value or by picking up a hero power-up.
- Super Omega stands taller, possesses greater strength, and is more resilient against all attacks.
Real behind the game facts:
Army Men: Green Rogue (or Army Men: Omega Soldier) is a videogame developed by 3DO and released on the PlayStation and PlayStation 2 on March 2001. This game is an arcade-style shooter, making the gameplay differ slightly from previous games.
The action-packed third-person shooter with a sense of humor keeps on rolling with this combative installment. Flamethrowers, grenade launchers, insane bazookas, and other crazy weapons get thrown into the mix before all is said and done. This decidedly violence-heavy installment of the ongoing series is a faithful port, boasting intense animation sequences, and gameplay that will have you sweating bullets. It’s certainly not a realistic war simulation, but that’s really not the point, is it? Playing with little plastic figures has never been this explosive.