Rogue's colleagues are installed into three pieces of equipment: Helm is in Rogue's helmet and is used to hack doors or enemy computer systems and create distractions via holographic decoys Gunnar is in Rogue's rifle and provides some targeting assistance as well as the ability to act as a sentry by putting the rifle on a tripod and Bagman is in Rogue's backpack, and manufactures extra ammunition and new weapon mounts for his rifle from material scavenged from dead enemy troops and found on the battlefield. Rogue and the personality chips from some of his colleagues make him a one-man army literally as well as figuratively, an interesting concept that makes the game stand out in the sci-fi themed action game market. He's not really alone, however, as the personalities and knowledge of his fellow GIs are encoded on computer chips that have been removed from their skulls and slotted into some of his equipment. You take on the role of Rogue, the last survivor of the GIs, who is attempting to seek revenge against the traitor responsible for the massacre of his fellow soldiers.

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