It's basically one of the main draws of the game to me. One of the aspects that has defined Mega Man the most since its inception is how he acquires the weapons of the bosses that he defeats. I hated it in MM4 because it drowned out the music in a series where music was a huge draw, and I grew to hate it more in later games because it de-emphasized the defining aspect of the games boss weapons more frequently came across as gimmicks of niche use and the player was expected to lean on the normal shot more often. The charged Mega Buster is my least favorite mainstay game mechanic of the whole series. The weapon set is phenomenal (almost all of them are useful, and in different ways too) and Mega Man's base abilities are stripped back, which encourages more use of the boss weapons. As such, one of the factors that is the most indicative of the overall quality of a Mega Man game is the quality of the set of robot master weapons in that game.Īnd that's one of the main reasons why MM9 towers over the other games in the series to me. Regardless if Mega Man is involved.Click to shrink.One of the aspects that has defined Mega Man the most since its inception is how he acquires the weapons of the bosses that he defeats. Do not attempt to sell or link to any merchandise or games, regardless of whether the storefront in question is official. In-game screenshots and official artwork or merchandise is exempt from this. If your post is an image post that showcases artwork, you must post a source to that artwork. Mark your spoiler submissions, comments, and links. Spam is defined as advertisements, irrelevant posts to /r/Megaman, and mass-posting many posts in a short period of time. Please consider subscribing in order to help support the subreddit! Hello, and welcome to /r/Megaman!Ī place to discuss any of the Mega Man series!īe nice to each other and follow reddiquette.
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