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#75. Mega Man 5 (NES, 1993)
Look I'm gonna be honest here. This has long been my favorite Mega Man and I don't really remember why, it's been a bit since I played it. I think though it mostly had to do with collectingthe MEGAMANV tokens, I enjoyed those as secrets, the fact it has a MYSTERIOUS VILLAIN WHO IS TOTALLY NOT DR. WILY and then it's actually not Dr. Wily at all, and the inclusion of the Jet and Punch suit types made for some interesting variations on gameplay.
But most importantly, it has 2 of my favorite robot masters -one for the robot master himself,Napalm Man, just thought he always looked cool plus he's blue and orange and gives Mega Man those colors, how can I not love him? And my favorite robot master stage in Gravity Man, just a fun idea for a stage.



#74. Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (PS4, 2019)
"Dark Souls but..." this time its Samurai. This game came out just around the time I was really getting into this genre of games, and I appreciated this game's different take on the "series", with more of a focus on boss combat, and taking out regular enemies with stealth. Or at least that's how I played it. Plus, moving around in this game just felt better than it did in its brethren. There's a ton of minibosses which are at least modestly unique, but the major boss battles all are pretty cool and fun to fight. Some of my favorites are against Electrically charged Genichiro, Guardian + Headless Ape, Owl Father, and the final Isshin Battle. Not Demon of Hatred though, fuck that guy.
Also the game looks fantastic, and learning the counters and ways to handle each specific miniboss or major boss is satisfying.


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