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Non-free media information and use rationale true for Army Men: Sarge's Heroes
Description	A screenshot of the Nintendo 64 version of Army Men: Sarge's Heroes. A bunch of Green Army soldiers, including the playable character, surround a Tan Army soldier on the desk in Our World (the human world the soldiers from the Plastic World transport to via blue portals such as the cup in the picture)
Source	N64 Retro Tumblr post
Article	Army Men: Sarge's Heroes
Portion used	This is the entire 320p screenshot.
Low resolution?	Yes, as it already was and as all Nintendo 64 games are.
Purpose of use	The purpose of the screenshot is to simply illustrate the human settings and live-toys concept that is the game's gimmick. One of the acclaimed aspects in professional reviews was it, so this will give users not only an idea of what the game looks like and plays, but the novelty factor.
Replaceable?	No. The game and only the game can illustrate itself.
Other information	Army Men: Sarge's Heroes was developed and published by The 3DO Company. Produced by Andre Emerson, the game was designed by Justin Bates, Benjamin Cholewinski, James Frankle, Trip Hawkins, Mike King, Ben Lopez, Jon Oakley, and Robert Zalot; programmed by Chris Bannock, Todd Stewart, M. Tsoupko-Sitnikov, Peter Wiseman, Dino Dini, Dominick Regan, Chuck Romberger, and Mark Schneckloth. Nina Stanley directed an art team of Lance Charnes, Inna Cherneykina, Michael Drake, Nels J. Potts, and Brian Steffel.
Fair useFair use of copyrighted material in the context of Army Men: Sarge's Heroes//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:ArmyMenSargesHeroesN64Desk.pngtrue

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current	19:01, 26 August 2023		320 × 240 (89 KB)	HumanxAnthro (talk \| contribs)	{{Non-free use rationale \|Article = Army Men: Sarge's Heroes \|Description = A screenshot of the Nintendo 64 version of ''Army Men: Sarge's Heroes''. A bunch of Green Army soldiers, including the playable character, surround a Tan Army soldier on the desk in Our World (the human world the soldiers from the Plastic World transport to via blue portals such as the cup in the picture) \|Source = [https://n64retro.tumblr.com/post/707438441063907328/army-men-sarges-heroe...

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