For Me, Mega Man 7's Soundtrack Is Good, But Not Great. The Some Of The Level Changing add sets Are Ripped Straight From Mega Man X. Such The Ice Freezing The Heat For Example. This Is Also The Last Game That Has Passwords Of The Classic Series. The Stages Are Still Fun By The Way. Mega Man 7 Brings Back The Difficulty Unlike 5 & 6. That Final Boss Can Go Screw Itself. In My Top 10 Hardest Bosses [Retro], I Put Him On Number 6.
I agree that Mega Man Xtreme lacks new features. Despite this, I really enjoyed this title for reasons that will be specified when I write my review on this game (it will happen soon).
For Me, Mega Man Xtreme 1 & 2 Are Mediocre Or Just Okay At Best For Me. I'm Not Gonna Review These At All Unless Requested.
Mega Man Xtreme Is Part Of The X Series. You Don't Have To Play Xtreme 1 By The Way Because It's Just X1 & X2 On Gameboy Color.
I agree that Mega Man Xtreme lacks new features. Despite this, I really enjoyed this title for reasons that will be specified when I write my review on this game (it will happen soon).
I consider Game Boy games to be part of the classic series because of the content present which is extremely similar to NES games (Same case for Mega Man Xtreme). But that's fine with me if you consider them as another series.
Mega Man Xtreme Is Part Of The X Series. You Don't Have To Play Xtreme 1 By The Way Because It's Just X1 & X2 On Gameboy Color.
I'm not sure some (not all) tier-changing add-on sets will be picked up from MMX. It was reportedly planned to be able to use Atomic Fire to burn trees at Wood Man level in MM2, but this idea was dropped due to technical limitations of the NES.
It's so true that the final boss is super tough. I had to use 4 E-Tanks and 1 S-Tank to be successful. In truth, there are much worse, like Singe of Dragon's Lair NES.
Yeah I Watched A YouTube Video On Mega Man 2 Facts. And I Know Of Dragon's Lair From AVGN. (2018).
I Usually Count The Gameboy Games As A Series Of They're Own.
I consider Game Boy games to be part of the classic series because of the content present which is extremely similar to NES games (Same case for Mega Man Xtreme). But that's fine with me if you consider them as another series.
For Me, Mega Man 7's Soundtrack Is Good, But Not Great. The Some Of The Level Changing add sets Are Ripped Straight From Mega Man X. Such The Ice Freezing The Heat For Example. This Is Also The Last Game That Has Passwords Of The Classic Series. The Stages Are Still Fun By The Way. Mega Man 7 Brings Back The Difficulty Unlike 5 & 6. That Final Boss Can Go Screw Itself. In My Top 10 Hardest Bosses [Retro], I Put Him On Number 6.
I'm not sure some (not all) tier-changing add-on sets will be picked up from MMX. It was reportedly planned to be able to use Atomic Fire to burn trees at Wood Man level in MM2, but this idea was dropped due to technical limitations of the NES.
It's so true that the final boss is super tough. I had to use 4 E-Tanks and 1 S-Tank to be successful. In truth, there are much worse, like Singe of Dragon's Lair NES.
Mega Man 7 on SNES is an awesome game. The handling is excellent, the level design is original and the graphics are very nice.
This title contains a lot of good ideas, such as the Super Adapter or the possibility of interacting with the scenery thanks to certain special weapons. But contrary to what you might think, this is not the first Mega Man to introduce Weapon Tanks, Special Tanks, and an item purchase system (it comes down to Mega Man World 4).
The music is absolutely beautiful, my favorites being Stage Select, Junk Man, Slash Man, Wily Stage 1 + 3 and Final Boss.
A much better opus than the first 6.
Rating for the game and the soundtrack: 85%
For Me, Mega Man 7's Soundtrack Is Good, But Not Great. The Some Of The Level Changing add sets Are Ripped Straight From Mega Man X. Such The Ice Freezing The Heat For Example. This Is Also The Last Game That Has Passwords Of The Classic Series. The Stages Are Still Fun By The Way. Mega Man 7 Brings Back The Difficulty Unlike 5 & 6. That Final Boss Can Go Screw Itself. In My Top 10 Hardest Bosses [Retro], I Put Him On Number 6.
Mega Man 7 on SNES is an awesome game. The handling is excellent, the level design is original and the graphics are very nice.
This title contains a lot of good ideas, such as the Super Adapter or the possibility of interacting with the scenery thanks to certain special weapons. But contrary to what you might think, this is not the first Mega Man to introduce Weapon Tanks, Special Tanks, and an item purchase system (it comes down to Mega Man World 4).
The music is absolutely beautiful, my favorites being Stage Select, Junk Man, Slash Man, Wily Stage 1 + 3 and Final Boss.
A much better opus than the first 6.
Rating for the game and the soundtrack: 85%
they had covid because one of covid's symptom is lack of taste
Let's Not Talk About "Civid" 19. Anyway, The Same Thing Happened To Wind Waker (The Legend Of Zelda) Just Because Of The Art Style. I Have Played Wind Waker... Yet.
Mega Man 7's Soundtrack Is Decent. I don't have Any favorites of this. Soundtrack but, I do like The Ghosts N Goblins Easter Egg In Shade Man's stage. Overall, The Game Is Solid And The Soundtrack is okay. Soundtrack:5.9/10. Game:7.2/10.
Mega Man 7's Soundtrack Is Decent. I don't have Any favorites of this. Soundtrack but, I do like The Ghosts N Goblins Easter Egg In Shade Man's stage. Overall, The Game Is Solid And The Soundtrack is okay. Soundtrack:5.9/10. Game:7.2/10.
Mega Man 7's soundtrack is unique to the classic series. It's the best we could listen to! :)
With BrawlBRSTMS3 terminated 2 days ago, this album is our only chance we can modify and extend the musics all together. Let us all bring back the channel we all know and love.
MegaFan111
01:52 May 15th, 2022Offline