The Toy Wars conflict has been ongoing for years. Civilization cowers under the shadow of Major Malfunction…
Destroy every psycho toy-gone-mad in your path. Don’t let Sarge’s meltdown hinder your mission, soldier. Unleash your weaponry: Flamethrowers, shotguns, M-16s.
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This is a direct order: Defeat Major Malfunction at all costs!
The main character is a soldier named Private Anderson who is assigned to fight against an enemy named Major Malfunction and his army of toys after Sarge and Sgt. Hawk disappeared, to later find out that they were killed by him.
Do not fail. Hoo-Rah!
PLOT
A common Private named Anderson is the protagonist of this events. He is sent out to the Real World to perform missions for the Green army, and then later, find out what happened to Sarge and Sgt. Hawk.
Pvt. Anderson was a private in the Green army. He fought likely after the Tan threat was diminished because he is only in Army Men: Major Malfunction events where the only nation is the Green nation. His first mission was to destroy an enemy toy communications base. He had to do a recon mission then parachute down to the base, where he would clear enemies outside the base then go inside and crack the code to make the communication dish give the Green nation vital information.
Real behind the game facts
Army Men: Major Malfunction, was the second Army Men game developed by Team17 and published by Global Star Software for Xbox and PlayStation 2, it was going to serve as an reboot of the series but its negative reception and sales caused those plans to be cancelled.
Major Malfunction (A nod to the movie Full Metal Jacket, where the drill instructor asks one of the characters “What is your Major Malfunction, numbnuts?”). The game received largely negative reviews, although graphically it is regarded as the “best looking” game in the series.
The game is also notable for having a significantly more comedic tone than prior game, with nearly all the villain characters being based on puns and/or pop culture characters relevant at the time of the games release, such as Kill Bill, Transformers, HALO and G.I Joe rather than the traditional villain’s common to the Army Men series.