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I don't understand Capcom's confusion about megaman's failing sales.

They have a strong IP, and they like to put out loads of samey games that have nothing in common with the game-play the IP is famous for, and when they've exhausted people's willingness to buy that garbage they just try to rework the IP and ship more of the RPG crap.

Even before they tried to make Megaman an RPG, they were releasing samey game after samey game. Did you know the X series was supposed to end at 5? After 6 they tried to innovate some, but 7 wasn't that great. I guess 8 was better, but I don't quite recall.

The people in charge of the "Mega" IP are tuuuuurds.

My first impression of Mega Man was the Battle Network TV show, as well as box art for some of those games I saw in stores. Seemed weird.

I didn't know anything about the classic series until coming here. It was surprising how much more appealing it was.

You put more than [part of] a year into conception and development of the sequel, that is how.

WHY DOES THE CONCEPT OF MUNGING EVEN EXISTS I AM GOING TO PROJECTILE VOMIT crying

like mexican blizzard

yeah it can be. last one i played was the last one on GBA, gregar falzar, beast mode was a neat concept and the using other navi's combine with megaman was a nice touch.

Network transmissions is really nothing like the other battle network games. It uses the IP, but it plays completely differently. It was probably developed alongside the GBA game, and when the GBA game sold better they decided to never make another like network transmissions.

3 dollars.