It's Megaman but (and i just learned this part) apparently made by a bunch of the team that made breath of fire! Its JRPG Megaman X made to be more story focused. And there's some cool things with how combat works iirc you could use multiple weapons in a single attack or something to that effect if i'm not mistaken
Once I’m free I’ll type a rant comparing wrath of cortex to Megaman x8
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I am now gonna post the Wrath of Cortex vs Megaman X8 rant I promised
Megaman X8 and Wrath of Cortex, two games I grew up with, one identical fate
For the uninitiated, these bare a shocking number of similarities. They’re not simply just games that are less liked in the fandom, but they share scarily similar backgrounds.
Both are developed not by the same team that made the original beloved games.
Both are a full hardware ahead of the aforementioned games
Both are considered forgettable or mediocre in a lot of areas
Both are the end of their series
Both are also riddled with gimmicky levels and the games feel unfinished
Now, I grew up with these two, so I feel I have more familiarity. I also replayed X8 just now but not WoC, but I suspect my replay will have similar opinions.
Simply put, despite their flaws, i still feel I love these games.
I don’t think they’re that good, but it takes a great degree of honesty to realize you can still love games that are messy.
I can fully understand the hate for these games but… x8 really helped me mentally in the past few days. It restored a sense of happiness I felt I lost, it helped me close a chapter in my book. For that I’m really grateful.
I think this is something that applies to more than just video games.
A lot of people (especially the so-called "Internet reviewers") act like that you can't consider something flawed and still like it, or worse, treat doing so like some kind of strike against one's character and tastes.
If anything, I feel it's more honest to acknowledge flaws in your favorites than to act like they're perfect.
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Happy 37th anniversary to Mega Man! Let's hope the next year will be kinder to you!
I think this is something that applies to more than just video games.
A lot of people (especially the so-called "Internet reviewers") act like that you can't consider something flawed and still like it, or worse, treat doing so like some kind of strike against one's character and tastes.
If anything, I feel it's more honest to acknowledge flaws in your favorites than to act like they're perfect.
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I can't believe I forgot about this until now, but...
Happy 37th anniversary to Mega Man! Let's hope the next year will be kinder to you!
Atmosphere is a surprisingly uncommon topic in Megaman threads however if I ask myself what my favorite Megaman is atmosphere wise I’d probably say Megaman 3 with 4 being a close second
I just noticed that Mega Man X3 and Man Man 8's openings have a similar theme of showing a loose interpretation of the main character's past adventures.
Enjoying long time ago, megaman 2, megaman 5, megaman 8.5 (megaman & bass / rockman & forte), x1, x4, x6 (for me, the core of this game is rescuing the 128 reploids, not finishing it lol), zero 1, 2 and 4, zx, legends 1 & 2... megaman network transmission and wily wars / megaworld.
I just noticed that Mega Man X3 and Man Man 8's openings have a similar theme of showing a loose interpretation of the main character's past adventures.
That is definitely a pretty good connection to draw.
Hmmmm
On that note…
Here’s another wild opinion: I think double is a pretty cool character View attachment 5364
X1 has a better story. Heck even x8. In my eyes almost none of the stories are good. The only bit liked is where Double says “see you in the afterlife”.
X1 has a better story. Heck even x8. In my eyes almost none of the stories are good. The only bit liked is where Double says “see you in the afterlife”.View attachment 5431
In addition, X4 is where the writers really started propping up Zero at the expense of X, leading to X5 where entirety of the story revolves around him.
I wonder if people only say that about x4 because it has fmv cutscenes and voice acting thanks to being a ps1 game (even if the dub was like that...) while the earlier snes games could only convey their story through text dialogue and their main menu openings.
I actually really liked x1's backstory with Dr Cain and his contrast with Dr Light. Instead of being careful like Light was with X, he just cranked out reploids like he didn't care and lots of them went ax-crazy as a result. I think it made a really nice point about how with technology for every person who's worried about the impact of their inventions there's someone else who doesn't care and wants to "move fast and break things" even if it leads to terrible consequences for society.
I haven't finished any x games other than x1 and x2 yet, but from what I've heard the later games went back on that by turning Dr Cain into a Dr Light expy and saying that reploids were malfunctioning because of a virus instead of his irresponsibility, which is a shame.
I played a few of classic Megaman games. The most recent one that i beaten was 8, and i liked it a lot, despite most of the bosses being quite easy(and that snow boarding session sucks) but other that the stages, the music, the sprite work is amazing. And that voice acting is
I played a few of classic Megaman games. The most recent one that i beaten was 8, and i liked it a lot, despite most of the bosses being quite easy(and that snow boarding session sucks) but other that the stages, the music, the sprite work is amazing. And that voice acting is
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