Hidden & Dangerous

it but i think it would still have the tension because literally one shot can fuck up your team so you know i absolutely loved that starkness and then uh

the next year we get hidden and dangerous which is a world war one uh we're sorry a world war ii version of rainbow six

um i think there must have been started i mean it's hard to say in the 90s you think games could be developed within six

months from starting so that is conceivable that um you know the hidden and dangerous guys who weirdly went on to go and do the mafia series of games became take two eastern europe or whatever it was called um But, you know, I suppose it's conceivable they played Rainbow Six and were like, holy shit, let's do a World War II version.

Especially if it was around about the time of Saving Private Ryan.

And you get, you know, later on we would get games like the Medal of Honor games, which are the precursors for Call of Duty Full Stop.

But, you know...

there was something about hidden and dangerous that took on a kind of a saving

Probably something like Railroad Tycoon 2 ends up being one of the more expensive games, probably because it was limited print run.

But even things that I imagine probably didn't get bought that much, like Hidden and Dangerous, I can't imagine that being more than £4, you know, so...

Yeah, interesting console.

Give it another 10 years, maybe that rarity factor might have nudged it up a notch or two, and the fact that the cases are very, very fragile, which means those that do survive are probably cracked or broken, hence you go chasing, but then...

And, you know, you really felt like you had a lot going on.

And then you also had like, because the console was backed by that Microsoft Net nonsense on the front of it.

You also had a plethora of PC ports, like Railroad Tycoon that I mentioned before, and me and my dad spent hours on Hidden and Dangerous.

People were bringing over their WWE WrestleMania, Raw Rumble, which wasn't the wrestling game I wanted, but was certainly an interesting arcade take on the genre.