Cartoon Violence. AdamKareem AdamKareem. Load More. Share Copy. View All. What do you think? Wow I really like the potential in this project. Will game development continue? TouhouMax - The Embodiment of Sonic. Instant lock-on. Although it's handy while talking to townsfolk, it's downright necessary when circling a boss, or multiple enemies, where strafing is required.
Another aspect of the game that has been improved is the sheer size. ML2 brings twice the enemies, and a world-map twice the size of the previous game. While the game's engine is certainly able, the camera is still high-maintenance, requiring you to manually adjust it at almost every turn.
This helps avoid autocamera troubles they just never seem to work right , but it's still a bit of a chore. However, I liked the original Legends, and these improvements are enough to bring me back. As one of the biggest skeptics when Mega Man went 3D, I found enough gripes about the first Legends to keep me from getting as absorbed in it as I did with the old NES games.
After what seems like a mind-bogglingly endless procession of sequels, Capcom has finally decided to take Mega Man out of the 2D realm and into the world of 3D. Not a minute too soon either, because Mega Man had been languishing for over a decade with barely a hint of innovation during that entire time. Mega Man Legends, as it turns out, is no mere side-scrolling platformer; instead, it arrives in the form of an action RPG that delves further into the legend of Mega Man than any of its 2D brethren ever did.
In Mega Man Legends you take control of our blue buddy and navigate him through a fully polygonal 3D world composed of brightly colored towns and sprawling landscapes. Along the way you'll meet a large cast of characters who will help define the story as you progress. At the beginning of the game you find yourself crash-landed on the island of Kattelox, in need of repairs. While attempting to find the necessary parts to fix their ship, our intrepid trio discovers that the island is under attack, and naturally, this is where Mega Man comes in.
The controls in Mega Man function, for lack of a better comparison, like Tomb Raider. However, it should be noted that the game moves much faster and smoother than its curvaceous counterpart.
Unlike the good ol' days, Mega Man can now jump, kick, do diving rolls to the side, and, of course, arm himself with a large variety of upgradable armaments.
Unfortunately, controlling Mega Man in this game is a little like trying to drive a truck. The controls require you to use the shoulder buttons to turn, something that makes little to no sense when simple use of the D-pad would have been fine.
Another notable exclusion is the lack of analog support. Fomortiis 2 points. Bruno 2 points. Stanford -1 point. Kaisermutt -3 points.
I got the game running and the saves working, but it opens in what I think is supposed to be fullscreen but the edges of the window and my background are still visible. Bioforce 7 points. Demon 1 point. I've tried to download this several times, but have not been able to get it running. Share your gamer memories, help others to run the game or comment anything you'd like.
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