http://www.ultimatearcade.com/action...gamanzero.html
I thought you would enjoy this, Pun. ;D
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http://www.ultimatearcade.com/action...gamanzero.html
I thought you would enjoy this, Pun. ;D
CC for the find BG but I couldn't wait to beat the zero series just so I never had to play it again. It is so insanely difficult (even on normal) on the gameboy versions which has much more fluid control than a computer arcade or an Emulator version. Then again I breezed thru megaman1 and megaman x6 and x8 while people called those tough and the zero series not that bad. If you really wanna see the best of the game, pick up megmanZX for the DS. Best thing they've made since x1.
Whew it's actually not mmz1 it's a remake. Once I get the controls down alittle better, I'll be able to beat it.
Here's project X (a mmx1 remake). I Haven't been able to bea tit yet because of the controls.
http://www.2flashgames.com/f/f-233.htm
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Originally Posted by NotGuilty136
Megaman 2 for the original Nintendo was by far the best of all of them.
CC Thats the first one I ever played and is probably the most classic of all of them. 3 started to revolutionize the entire series with a slide and charge function but 2 is the game in it's absolute rawest form.Quote:
Originally Posted by frozensolid_702
Hey BG, did you ever hear about the book they published in japan explaining the whole video game series (maybe just the X part)? Quite a read.....
Not at all, but it does sound intriguing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Punisher136
I dunno if they made a translated version yet or not. Wide open plot gaps + Japanese clarification of said plot gaps = insane. It's really hard to digest. It's just as hard to get down in your brain as doing a complicated prob stat problem in your head (almost blew a fuse doing one of those, never again without a calculator). Would make one hell of a movie.Quote:
Originally Posted by BoxingGorilla