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Here’s how the game works: it’s five-on-five warfare between two teams. There should’ve been, however, room for more music in this game. Thankfully, all the sound effects are pulled off clean and crisp and everything sounds like it should, like the gunfire and explosions. The sound is probably the weakest part of the game, as there isn’t much music at all and it’s mostly just the sound effects during the game play. So, they did a really nice job in the graphics department. The various terrains are just a one screen battlefield, complete with barb wire and fencing.

Their really isn’t much variation between all the soldiers at all some are chubby, some are pretty skinny, of course their uniforms and helmets are camouflaged color and look like they came out of the army. You use about eight to twelve soldiers running around on screen at once over very nicely looking terrain, detailed down to every notch, with not much slowdown at all. In this classic game for the Sega Genesis by Electronic Arts, you control an army of five soldiers and your object is to take out the other set of soldiers in team combat play. General Chaos is a 16-bit Genesis game released in 1993, so I’ll compare the graphics to other games to it at the time.

If you let General Chaos invade your Genesis, you just might die laughing.Genre: Strategy Developer: Game Refuge Publisher: Electronic Arts Players: 1-4 Released: 1993 General Chaos is an unusual, entertaining war game. The rambunctious Rambo action during multi-player clashes is a surefire way to start a laugh riot. It Takes Four to TangleĬhaos's big claim-to-fame is its three-and four-player modes, which support EA's new 4-Way Play adapter. However, the effects of the weapons are sure to capture your ears. The battlefield animation has a manic yet comical style.Ĭhaos doesn't overwhelm you with sounds. Considering all the carnage taking place on the screen, Chaos still doesn't dish out the blood and guts. The controls in this mode, however, are sluggish but adequate. Your hand-to- hand technique has good variety with high, medium, and low punches, plus a kick and a block. If any of your soldiers get too close to an enemy, the rest of the combatants pause while the two slug it out mano-a-mano. If you use Commandos against the computer, you must learn to hit and RUN! Use them as a last resort.

If you outnumber the enemy, you can afford to take a few casualties and still win.