Soliders of Fortune

[Matt Macdowel]

Story line is about nuclear weaponies and your a mercenary who must go in and stop terroirest from getting them preety much like that..

Develpers: Raven software

Publisher: activsion

here are some quick pics of the newest one.

WARNING THERE ARE BLOOD IN THESE

[Guest DRL]

I have the Sega Genesis/Megadrive version.

But it has almost nothing to do with PC versions.

In fact, it later turned out that mine's was a rare

version that got few releases, right before the games

title was changed to 'The Chaos Engine'.

Everything else is unchanged.

[Matt Macdowel]

I have the Sega Genesis/Megadrive version.

But it has almost nothing to do with PC versions.

In fact, it later turned out that mine's was a rare

version that got few releases, right before the games

title was changed to 'The Chaos Engine'.

Everything else is unchanged.

hmm intresting i did not know that and by the way u r lucky.

[Guest DRL]

hmm intresting i did not know that and by the way u r lucky.

Maybe...

But really, it has nothing to do with PC versions.

First, you had an AI controlled teammate (or you could

have another human player as a teammate).

There were 6 characters, each one with his relatively unique

stats, and also each one had a special 'power' (e.g.: Could throw

a bomb, map the current location, ect.)

However, it was Top-Down view. There was no blood at all,

and you did not fought humans but rather the monsters/creations

of the Chaos Engine (hence why the game's title was changed

later to this.)

I may have some screenshots if you want, althrough it is probably

not the FPS you were expecting, however there are intense

moments of button-bashing.

Also: It was full of side-puzzles. You could almost allways unluck a secret

place to Level up your weapon or an extra life, or maybe even a different

level exit.

[Matt Macdowel]

Maybe...

But really, it has nothing to do with PC versions.

First, you had an AI controlled teammate (or you could

have another human player as a teammate).

There were 6 characters, each one with his relatively unique

stats, and also each one had a special 'power' (e.g.: Could throw

a bomb, map the current location, ect.)

However, it was Top-Down view. There was no blood at all,

and you did not fought humans but rather the monsters/creations

of the Chaos Engine (hence why the game's title was changed

later to this.)

I may have some screenshots if you want, althrough it is probably

not the FPS you were expecting, however there are intense

moments of button-bashing.

Also: It was full of side-puzzles. You could almost allways unluck a secret

place to Level up your weapon or an extra life, or maybe even a different

level exit.

they called it soliders of fortune right and can you send me some pics?

[Guest DRL]

they called it soliders of fortune right and can you send me some pics?

O-Kay.

Here are some,

2 from the intro

and 1 from not-the

vere-far beggining.

[Pruned to save disk space]

[Matt Macdowel]

intresting have you played the pc version as well DRL?

[Guest DRL]

intresting have you played the pc version as well DRL?

My brother used to have it, so if I recall correctly

I gave it a try once.

I liked the train stage.

[Guest Para Astaroth]

Story line is about nuclear weaponies and your a mercenary who must go in and stop terroirest from getting them preety much like that..

Develpers: Raven software

Publisher: activsion

here are some quick pics of the newest one.

WARNING THERE ARE BLOOD IN THESE

I heard, and saw, that this game got so preeeeetty bad ratings on a LOT of stuff.  Yet, I could be referring to another game. :facepalm:

[Matt Macdowel]

i don't know ive really never played this game but i always thought id software created this though  :facepalm:

[Guest DRL]

i don't know ive really never played this game but i always thought id software created this though 

Sorry, but that deserves a .

And one to me, too. My brother left a

savegame in the 'Train stage', so that

is the only stage I actually played.

:facepalm:

[Sabre]

Time for history lesson.

Soldier of Forture 1 was known for it's violence. It started out as a generic shooting game, but the miletry advisor was so charasmatic he got the leading role, and still has the best tach in games unless we count captain price. It was a massive hit, and awsome. The idea of stealth is blow everyone to pieces before they can scream. Awesome. You also blow to crap out of a punk in a subway peeing.

2 I never played.

Chaos engine is also awsome, but not related in any way. There are also 2 urban chaos games that are also unrelated, unfortunate naming. Chaos engine is a rock solid steampunk game made by the bitmat bros and well worth your time. You can get the snes version on emulation, and other then changing the preacher to the scientist (you can see where his church collor went) it's a great game with a great themetune.

the CD intro

and that bad arse theme song

There are rumour of a sequal in the works.

Soldier of Fortune 360 is apparently awful, and has numberous bad design coices, but it's not horrible, just not good.

You can pic up the first one dead cheap and will run on acient PCs. I recomend it if you want a simple "Blow a dudes head off" style FPS.

SoF1 gameplay