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Message: [QUOTE="ViperAcidZX, post: 79764, member: 7401"] To me Mighty No. 9 has more redeeming qualities than just being better than X7. The gameplay is much snappier, it has an engaging scoring hook that reminds me of Sonic Adventure 2, the characters are endearing, the game doesn't drag itself through the with painful slow menus constantly, it's not butchering an established character's personality, it doesn't shoehorn nonsense RPG mechanics and item crafting elements in a run-and-gun action platformer (*cough*gunvolt*cough*), and it's gameplay is an interesting mix of classic Mega Man platforming with Mega Man X's faster and aggressive combat. Is there problems with the game? Yes. Could it have been better? Yes. But is the kind of game that really deserves the toxicity it gets on a daily basis? Hell no, not with me. [automerge]1739765030[/automerge] I'm glad to see more appreciation for Network Transmission. What I also liked about it is how some of the stages take advantage of slide jumps into the level design and some parts of it kinda reminds me of Aria of Sorrow in how you use Chips off enemies you beat. I also felt a large sense of accomplishment back when I played the X Collection to 100% that game and rescuing all of the reploids. Thankfully there is also a ROM hack for those who found the game a rushed mess that does it justice by fixing a lot of its problems while giving the option of customizing how the hack mods the game. [/QUOTE]

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