Confirmed: New Mega Man Game in the Making

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I found the ZX games to be pretty easy and the zero games harder.

Anyway I hope they make a new legends/dash, there was always supposed to be a third one but it was canceled for some reason.
 
Law said:
Zero 4 left on a cliffhanger. The tale needs to be told, damnit.

That magazine scan doesn't show any pictures of Zero though, so I guess he's just being left to rust ;_;.

Or he's very busy filming a new game, the other just have plenty of freetime so they show up on a magazine
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I love MegamanZero series
 
Since everyone is talking about Legends, I have one question related to it: If Megaman 64 is the exact same game as Legends 1, why is it always rated SO much lower than Legends? I see no difference between the two. I'm pretty sure the N64 version even had all the voice acting intact.
 
granville said:
Since everyone is talking about Legends, I have one question related to it: If Megaman 64 is the exact same game as Legends 1, why is it always rated SO much lower than Legends? I see no difference between the two. I'm pretty sure the N64 version even had all the voice acting intact.
The first problem is that the game ran kinda slow. Like...there were constant slowdowns and stuff in comparison to the original game. Secondly, the controls, and thirdly...blah blah blah.

I think it was marked down quite a bit due to it being an imperfect port (and naturally, I haven't played much or any of it at all so this is hearsay). See Tales of Phantasia GBA.
 
granville said:
Since everyone is talking about Legends, I have one question related to it: If Megaman 64 is the exact same game as Legends 1, why is it always rated SO much lower than Legends? I see no difference between the two. I'm pretty sure the N64 version even had all the voice acting intact.
Lots of things, but the main issue is that rereleases or year-old ports never get rated as good as the original stuff.

Plus, the game had aged quite a lot (and it's aged even worse now - I played it two days ago, and it sure is outdated); the blocky 3D controls were "acceptable" by PSX 1997 standards, but later it was the year 2000 and it's the N64 we're talking about; the graphics (while "cute") were way past N64 standards and the voice acting was pretty bad due to the sound compression. Most of the unsubbed dialogue is hardly understandable.
In short, it was an inferior version of a game that was 3 years old being released on a plataform with higher 3D standards.

Doesn't change the fact the game's fun as hell, though. =P
Some mechanics like the exploration, item collecting, big playable world and custom power upgrading are among my favorite in action-adventure games. Wish there were more like these out there.
 

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