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The game proved that its universe can expand beyond the “destroy Sigma’s evil plan” story, with new reploids who join your party and the plot that deals with other Mavericks.
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Who knew that the lone spin-off of a spin-off of a platformer would be better than most of its contemporary brethren? During the heat of the PS2 JRPG craze, Capcom decided to put a turn-based combat spin onto Mega Man X. Mega Man X Command Mission (PS2, Xbox, GameCube) Sure there’s load time, but the music is much better in retrospect. Not the worst entry, but probably the most standard one of the lot.įun fact: If you have to play the definitive version of MMX3, play the PlayStation version. The stages here are lukewarm at best, the bosses are not that varied, and playing as Zero is not as different as playing as X save for the Z-saber charge move. However, it just feels more like padding and doesn’t equate to good level design. The game has a lot of power-ups, a lot of Ride Armors, and a lot more fights since you have three sub-bosses to deal with. Mega Man X3 is the definition of “everything and the kitchen sink”. With a mixture of X1, X2, and X3 stages and bosses remixed for the small Game Boy screen, the devs did an admirable job cramming everything in while also putting in some new additions to make the stages seem a little fresh.įun fact: this game features Maverick Hunter handler Iris in her debut role in the game’s timeline, before she defected to her brother Colonel’s side during the Repliforce incident in Mega Man X4. This Gameboy Color game is also mediocre, but at least it tries to spice things up with two different playstyles. All in all, you could do worse than a game that tries to shove in a Europe tribute in one of its stages. Some of the levels have some interesting backdrops and gimmicks, the new Blade Armor and Ninja Armor X can collect are pretty cool and super-useful, and the penultimate boss fight with Gate is a good balance of challenge and fun. Having said that, there are some good things to say about this broken platformer though. Yet at the same time, there are stages that are nigh-impossible to get through with just your regular weapons, like Blazing Heatnix’s “donuts of doom” segment. The game’s balance is uneven -there is a boss whose projectiles can be destroyed with your regular shots. There are literal segments where you can get stuck on a level and have to restart and go back to the select screen. The first game to not have Keiji Inafune involved in is broken. If you are curious to see how an X game looks like in NES graphics, look no further than this curious relic. Players control X as they fight 4 bosses from Mega Man X1 and 4 others from Mega Man X2 a remix of the first two games, basically. This Gameboy Color game is mediocre at best. Beyond that, there isn’t much to redeem this hot mess.
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On the plus side, the idea of introducing a new protagonist Axl is interesting, and the main antagonist Red looks cool. Plus, Zero’s sword swing is pretty useless here the game is terribly balanced and favours long-ranged play. Its auto-aiming system makes the game brain-dead easy to the point where you can just button mash your blasts to victory. Its switch to a 3D mode is unnecessary and doesn’t add anything it actually made platforming segments worse. Let’s start with the bottom of the Mega barrel. 9 and all that Kickstarter money it burnt away. Of course, being the self-proclaimed resident Mega Man historian on this site, it is my utmost responsibility to tell you which Mega Man X game is top tier and which one deserves to die in a garbage fire alongside Mighty No. So in lieu of the recent Mega Man X Legacy Collection announcement, we are ranking every Mega Man X title from the absolute bottom tier to the best of the best. Just like the original Mega Man, some titles lost the plot halfway. These are the key factors that made the Mega Man X a revered franchise for fans across the world since the 90s. An overarching narrative where robots called reploids live alongside humans and are warring against each other. The wall-climb and dash that speeds up gameplay and is integral in navigating the game’s treacherous obstacles. New tools like X-Armor pieces that power up your abilities significantly. Creative levels that span larger from a vertical aspect, each with its own secrets.
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Its spin-off SNES series Mega Man X basically cranked the formula up to 11 and made things faster and better.
Its pick-any-order stage selection process was novel, its weapon-stealing mechanic was innovative, and its challenge level was brutal yet fair. The titular original series was groundbreaking stuff. The Blue Bomber himself, Mega Man, is the de facto Capcom mascot back in the late 80s when 2D platformers were all the rage.
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