G.i. Joe Vehicles, Command & Conquer Anyone

[Forcehunter]

Y'know, looking at the MCC, the General, Fort America, and now the ROCC, Im really feeling the Command and Conquer video games, where some of the buildings you establish for a base are portable (the Construction Yard) I could really get used to these types of vehicles in the Joe Universe. The Joes would establish operations in unstable areas like Khazakstan, Georgia (the country not the state), etc. etc, to launch "pre-emptive strikes on COBRA forces, or set up bastions like in C.C. for heavier assaults on COBRA forces. So do you get the same feeling, or am I just looking too deep into this?

[racer223]

in my opineon your going too deep into it

[Forcehunter]

I thought so.

[AirborneRigger]

They need to do a GIJoe Command & Conquer like they did with the Star Wars Age of Empires.

[Wild Bill]

That I would play.

[Crimson Twins]

I've been trying to work the rules on a Joe table top war game. You've brought up some very interesting ideas that could be used in it.

[Mekk Z]

A G.I. Joe version of Command & Conquer would rock, and if Hasbro awards the video game rights to a company like EA Games, an RTS would be something I know I'd hope for.

I mean there's plenty of troops and vehicles from the entire RAH line from its beggings to present days to provide units for up to 3 games.

[revsears]

the problem is (for the table top) i can't find anyone to play ANY table top game, arg. everytime i do, something goes wrong.

 

i definatly see where you are going with these vehicles and would make for a nice comic story... but we all know what the comic is doing now.

[pesatyel]

Wasn't that the point of the Battle Force 2000 'Future Fortress'?

[ARROW]

A G.I. Joe version of Command & Conquer would rock, and if Hasbro awards the video game rights to a company like EA Games, an RTS would be something I know I'd hope for.

I mean there's plenty of troops and vehicles from the entire RAH line from its beggings to present days to provide units for up to 3 games.

I agree.

GIJOE is already "packaged" as a Command and Conquer type of set-up.

I'm surprised that a version of C&C hasn't been done with GIJOE up until now.