I am a fan of the Mega Man franchise, as well as RPGs. So, I figured that it’s got to be as good a combination at Mario and RPGs! This game had its ups and downs... Definitely not as good at RPGs as our good friend Mario!
The game's plot line wasn't bad. It had the usual plot twist, which was some what predictable. The game was fun to play around with for the first four to five chapters. Afterwards, it became the same old same old. The only difficult parts of the chapters were the bosses. The rest of the game was easy, with no complicated puzzles at all. Another asinine aspect of the game was the inability to visibly see enemies before the encounter. The majority of RPGs today allow you to see enemies, incase you feel like avoiding a confrontation to complete an objective faster. Also, the enemy encounters seem to happen every five steps!
The best part about the game was the ability for characters to go into Hyper Mode, this changes the look of your character, as well as making the character more powerful. The higher the level, the more powerful the high mode attacks can be for certain characters. Another good aspect of the game was the detail of the main characters and bosses. I will also say that the controls are easy to use, and enemy weaknesses are fairly easy to discover.
The main reason I continued to play it till I beat it was to say I beat yet another Mega Man game. Other then that I wouldn’t suggest renting the game, unless you: like RPGs, enjoy playing Mega Man games, or are running out of games on your “Q”
Graphics: 7 <-- Lots of detail put into the Bosses and Attacks.
Sound: 6 <-- Same sayings after every battle, attack, or damage taken.
Controls: 7 <-- Easy controls just like most Mega Man games.
Fun Factor: 6 <-- The game may have its annoying factors with sound and nonvisible enemy encounters. But the game does have extra quests to complete after the main plot line is finished.
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