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Topic	The Board 8 Discord Sports Chat Ranks Their Top 100 Respective VIDEO Games pt. 2
TheKnightOfNee 01/22/21 1:27:42 AM #180:	#54. Mega Man X (SNES, 1994) I remember when this first came out, people were like oh dang, Mega Man finally made the modern era and upgraded his style and his abilities and his games are cool again and I was all what, Mega Man has been great this whole time and he didn't need an upgrade? what are you even talking about, what if this is all fluff to cover for the fact that this isn't like the classic mega man I love and I was really skeptical for some reason? oops turns out the game is a lot of fun Mega Man X is still very much like classic Mega Man. The changes mostly allow a little more in the way of movement options, which matches up with the larger levels that the SNES can provide. There's a memorable assortment of bosses and sub-bosses. So much of the music is great. Zero shows up, and while he's no Proto Man, he is a great addition to the series. The other two SNES MMX games are great too, but my stronger familiarity with the original puts it higher. I can speed through it pretty quick, so if I've got an hour to spare, I can just put this in for a fast playthrough. --- ONLY FIVE CAN LADDER. Sushi, kamikaze, fujiyama, nippon-ichi... <cite>TheKnightOfNee posted [p:949778381] in The Board ... [t:79241274]...</cite> <quote>#54. Mega Man X (SNES, 1994) I remember when this first came out, people were like oh dang, Mega Man finally made the modern era and upgraded his style and his abilities and his games are cool again and I was all what, Mega Man has been great this whole time and he didn't need an upgrade? what are you even talking about, what if this is all fluff to cover for the fact that this isn't like the classic mega man I love and I was really skeptical for some reason? oops turns out the game is a lot of fun Mega Man X is still very much like classic Mega Man. The changes mostly allow a little more in the way of movement options, which matches up with the larger levels that the SNES can provide. There's a memorable assortment of bosses and sub-bosses. So much of the music is great. Zero shows up, and while he's no Proto Man, he is a great addition to the series. The other two SNES MMX games are great too, but my stronger familiarity with the original puts it higher. I can speed through it pretty quick, so if I've got an hour to spare, I can just put this in for a fast playthrough. --- ONLY FIVE CAN LADDER. Sushi, kamikaze, fujiyama, nippon-ichi...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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