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Commando is a flash platform series by Miniclip.com. It heavily borrows many graphics from Metal Slug, however, the series offers many unique aspects. The first game takes place in Europe during WWII, the second in WWII Asia, and the third throughout both Europe and Asia during the Cold War. The series has also spawned a spin-off, Commando Assault, in which the player must destroy an enemy base while preventing a variety of series enemies from destroying their own, while using points from defeated enemies to spawn allies.

Not to be confused with Capcom's Commando series or Pyro Studios' 'Commandos 2: Men of Courage.

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• A.I. Breaker: The second phase of Commando 3's Final Boss. It has three attacks, two involve attacking you with one of its two claws and those do MASSIVE damage to you. The third one is a very predictable and pathetically easy-to avoid laser that will not hit you if you stay at the sides. You can force the boss to always use the third move by staying in the middle when it's idle, preventing him for using a much nastier attack.
• Art Evolution: The games begin to stray away from the Metal Slug artstyle, starting in 3.
• Attack Drone: The SE-40 Prowse fires 3 little 'spider mines' that run into enemies and blow up.
• Autobots, Rock Out!: The first game has this towards the end, but the third's soundtrack consists almost entirely of rock. The second game's soundtrack is heavily inspired by Eastern electronic dance.
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• Bare Your Midriff: The female character in 2 and 3, although it's tough to tell in the former because of the small character models.
• Bottomless Magazines: None of your weapons ever have to be reloaded, although they will run out of ammo eventually.
• Bullet Hell: Crabocalypse, especially when it's low on health.
• The Computer Is a Cheating Bastard: The second phase of the Final Boss suffers from this. It has a laser weapon that does a lot of damage. Normally, you'd be able to crouch it, but the platform you're on keeps waving up and down, and you're bound to get hit no matter what.
• Crosshair Aware: Snipers. Before you actually see them on screen, you'll be seeing their crosshair. Let it land on you, and you'll be hit for an unavoidable amount of large damage.
• Everything Trying to Kill You: Besides the obvious soldiers, we also have cannibals, mosquito swarms, Deadly Gas, crocodiles, and malevolent patches of swamp grass.
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• Deadly Gas: One of the two possible paths in stage 4 of Commando 2 leads you to an area filled with toxic gas that drains the player's health if they stand in it.
• Degraded Boss: The Kungfu Warrior boss of stage 2 makes a return in Stage 4 as a Mini-Boss.
• Elite Mook: Several. They range from a katana-wielding officer, to a martial-arts general, to Ninjas, to the zombie soldiers in the final stage.
• Expy: The Kungfu Warrior boss is one to Ryu from 'Street Fighter'. He uses Hadoukens, Shoryukens and the spinning kick!
  • The Warlord Samurai is suspiciously similar to the second boss of Metal Slug 4, being a segmented rocket which you destroy from bottom to top.
• Genre Shift: The original game was a pretty faithful Metal Slug clone. The sequels shifted away from this and underwent increasingly dramatic changes in art and gameplay.
• Giant Enemy Crab: The 'Crabocolypse', a Humongous Mecha crab which you fight on a train. The second phase of Commando 3's final boss counts as well.
• Giant Mook: Tanks, trucks, bomber planes.
• Guide Dang It!: The barrel on the toxic waste water. A sniper on top fires at the water to push the barrel away, leaving the player unable to jump directly on it (no thanks to a low ceiling). Most people do not know that, in order to get the barrel to reach you, you have to fire at the toxic water near the far end of the barrel- the water ripples will push the barrel towards you.
• Hijacked by Ganon: The Japanese soldiers from the second game end up getting completely replaced by the first game's Germans after the second stage.
• Humongous Mecha: Crabocolypse. Also, the Mini-Boss you fight when riding on a truck.
• Incredibly Durable Enemies: Averted in the first game, where most human enemies die in a single shot. The sequels, however, almost completely get rid of armored vehicles and replace them with increasingly spongey enemies.
• Katanas Are Just Better: Subverted. One of the first few weapons you can get is a katana, it does good damage but has very short range and later weapons outclass it.
  • One of the Elite Mooks uses a katana, and can shoot out Sword Beams in Spread Shot fashion. They don't do much damage, however.
• Ki Manipulation: The Kungfu Warrior, of course.
• More Dakka: There are many rapid-fire weapons, but the Kee-Jerk Terminator stands out. It fires two damaging shots at one go, and for every five shots you make, it fires out a deadly missile comparable to the P-25 Maisto.
  • The. Big. Lester.
• Multishot: The Scorpion and the Logan-35 shoot a spread of three exploding arrows, making it very useful against both enemies and bosses.
• New Game+: After beating the four levels on easy, you get to do it on Normal. Then if you manage to beat those four, you get to play it again on Hard!
• Nintendo Hard: Normal Mode and above. You take a lot more damage than usual.
• Not Drawn to Scale: Inevitable given that it's a Metal Slug tribute. Taken to the extreme in the third game where human enemies have more realistic proportions (think Gunforce II) but the vehicles stay the same size, making you wonder how they manage to squash inside tanks half their size.
• Macross Missile Massacre: Done by the first and third phase of the Warlord Samurai. The Pequeno-R25 can let you pull this off on enemies... as long as you are the male character, who gets faster missile launchers. (Before you cry sexism, let it be said that the female character also gets speed bonuses. And she holds her dagger backhand.)
• Made of Iron: Your character, but only in Easy and maybe Normal.
• Recurring Boss: The Machine Gun Robot (that flying mosquito thing) and Doomtrax are bosses from the first game that appear in the second. In the third game, we have the Kong-Fu Warrior from the second game making an appearance.
• Sequential Boss: The Warlord Samurai, a segmented rocket with a samurai head on top.
• Shout-Out: The whole game is one to Metal Slug, of course.
• Spread Shot: Type 1 is used by countless enemies, while Crabocolypse has a Spray Burst as well.
• Striperriffic: The woman in the third game wears short-shorts, boots, and a sports bra, and the man isn't that much better. This is particularly jarring given that the first level of the game takes place in Stalingrad. During the winter.
• Swamps Are Evil: The first half of the third mission takes place in a swamp, filled with crocodiles, mosquitoes, and killer grass (that make you get stuck on Normal and Hard). Worst part is that the final swamp area has said killer grass traps obscured by foreground brambles, so watch where you jump!
• Temple of Doom: The second half of the third mission, filled with narrow ledges, pitfalls, Spikes of Doom and laser turrets. Yes,laser turrets.
• The Worf Effect: The first time you encounter the Kungfu Warrior, he is surrounded by four elite Mooks... and promptly punches all four of them away in a single blow, just to show off how strong he is.
• Traintop Battle: The battle against Crabocolypse is this.
• Turns Red: The first three bosses- The Sling Raider gets a new ability to charge forward and impale your character on its Spikes of Doom, the Kungfu Warrior literally turns red and gets much more deadly attacks (and in Commando 3, he has a second rage level where he turns PURPLE), the Crabocolypse starts spamming fireballs and bombs.
• Video Game Flamethrowers Suck: The flamethrowers carried by some Elite Mooks in the third game have less range than their melee attacks. At least they hit hard.
• Wave-Motion Gun: The second phase of the Warlord Samurai, as well as the Warlord Samurai's head. The Final Boss also has such an attack in the second phase.

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Commandos 3: Destination Berlin is the fourth installment of the critically-acclaimed Commandos show. It's developed by Pyro Studios and released by Eidos Interactive. Gonzo Suarez, who composed the previous episodes, was not involved in this endeavor, having left Pyro Studios.

As in Commandos 1 and 2, you are able to understand all enemies around the map, follow their motions, and make attacks depending on their conduct. There are some differences, like the inclusion of an ‘Assault Rifle' – a weaponry less powerful than a rifle, but more strong than a pistol. Also, all units can use weapons systems such as the grenade, rather than only the Sapper as in preceding games. The previous 'knapsack' setup, simply showing a picture of all the things the now chosen commando has in his possession, superimposed over a picture of a rucsac, has been abandoned in favor of a 'carton'. When the stock is selected, there are many blocks to put things in, including grenades (1 block), pistols (1 block), rifles (4 blocks horizontal), enemy uniforms (4 blocks square), sub-machineguns (4 blocks square) and time bombs (2 blocks horizontal).When searching enemies bodies or supply crates, a related, but smaller box is shown because of their capacity. Commandos such as the green beret or secret agent, who in earlier games have just been armed against the regulation pistol, can now use nearly all the small arms accessible, except for the sniper rifle.

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Some players whine that this robs the commandos of their individual functions within the group, producing them much more generic, while incorporating realism (the commandos are not useless outside their field of experience). This does yet, make the assignments less linear, because identical job can done by distinct commandos.In 'Commando 2' our hero fought his way to success in the harsh terrain of Asia. Now in 'Commando 3' a new enemy has emerged, and they are preparing to infiltrate Egypt, Normandy and Berlin. Use your abilities to control Commando on the battleground, pickup and use several types of weapons and ammo to overcome his several enemies, and learn the art of advanced war. Can Commando free the planet from your looming threat of World-War 3 as he starts his assignment in Stalingrad?

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