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There was a game on PSX called Team Buddies. It was the absolute best. I have many core childhood memories toes to that game.
Split screen PvP (or PvE, but the computer players were dumb) where you have to run around these different maps collecting boxes to bring back to your base. Depending on how you stack the boxes, you make different things when you smash them open
1x1: pistol 1x2: shotgun 2x1: additional "soldier" 1x4: rocket launcher 2x4: tank
You could have up to 4 soldiers and the aim was to destroy the enemy base by attacking it.
There were these super blocks that would drop and if you got them included in your build it would change what you made. You could get an Uzi, a super solider with flight and lazer vision, a gattling gun or a helicopter.
You could attack other players building pads to sabotage their new builds, attack their base, kill their soldiers... It was amazing, but outsideu friend group, have never seen/heard anything about it.
OMG! Yes, finally someone that knows about this game! It's without a doubt my favourite PS1 game. As you, I have very fun memories with the game, playing with my friends was a blast.
Such a shame that it never became popular :(
I genuinely thought I was alone haha.
I wish I had the talent to remake this game. It was so good.
I played the shit out of this with my friend who had a PS1. The sound design in it is still really good.
Was just such a perfect game. It probably does not hold up toy memories, but I absolutely loved it
Ah I loved that game. It was such a unique mechanism that I wish there was a modern version
Played the shit out of this on a demo disc back in the day. Amazing game.