When 3DO stopped billing Army Men as a strategy game and began labeling it an action game, many gamers were frustrated that they wouldn't be able to relive their plastic childhood battles in a real-time strategy setting. But the final result is a compelling game, and its only major fault is that it doesn't play up the toy soldier bit as much as it should. In Army Men, you are cast in the role of Sarge, an onscreen hero who is responsible for fulfilling a variety of mission objectives set down by Green Army headquarters. You move your character around huge maps, picking up, using, and discarding different types of weapons; scooping up medkits, air support markers, and other items; hopping into and out of vehicles; and coaxing any accompanying troops into battle. At varying intervals along the way, enemy troops, combat vehicles, and various types of fortifications are dispersed across the map, deployed to stop Sarge from accomplishing his mission. When battle is joined, Sarge can fire his weaponry fro Minimize