Does anyone ever follow the plot in games like this? When it comes down to it, it's really just a lot of people shouting 'Tango down! During the course of this review we must have killed about 1,800 people without ever really knowing who they were, or what they were trying to achieve.
Intent on destabilising world governments, it's a story that could have come straight out of 24, and to be honest, we only know the basics because we've read it. Retrained as a rapid response counterterrorist unit, if there's a problem, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire Red Team, otherwise known as Bradley, Jones, Connors and Foley.Ĭonveniently enough, there is a big problem brewing in the jungles of South America, where a bunch of second- and third-generation Nazis have formed a terrorist cell by the name of March 33, in honour of the date that Hitler declared the Third Reich. In the current climate, it was probably a wise move, as with everything from GTA to The Sims being blamed for the downfall of civilisation, it was a headline that Eidos could do without.įear not, the game remains the same, with the Gulf War veterans reunited as a weapon in the war on, er, global terror. Wait A Minute, Global Storm? What happened to Global Terror'? Here's what probably happened: after some high-profile incidences of global terror, the publisher shat its pants and opted for a more wishy-washy name.
