Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Vol. 1

The Quick-Hit (Pros & Cons) [b]The Short Version[/b] [An enjoyable trip down memory lane. If your lookin for the past, you found it. Remind me of my Gma every time I play it.] [b]The Good[/b] [list] [*] [Pro 1 - The battle system was enjoyable] [*] [Pro 2 - Graphics = GBA perfection] [*] [Pro 3 - Runs smooth on steam] [/list] [b]The Bad[/b] [list] [*] [Con 1 - I didn't know what i was suppose to do half the time.] [/list] [b]Target Audience:[/b] [People looking for a Nostalgia trip!] [b]Final Score:[/b] [4.5/5]

I just finished getting all the achievements in this volume of the collection. These games are still great and I enjoy them a lot. .......................... Mega Man Battle Network 1: This is the roughest of the bunch. I don't just recommend using a map to get around the whole game... I greatly encourage it. The net is fairly basic in visual design, and the paths can get very winding and twisted, making it very easy to get lost. The game is fun if you can get past that, but it also has the most simple mechanics of the series. .......................... Mega Man Battle Network 2: This title is a huge leap in quality over the first game. The net's paths are more streamlined, and the visuals are much more varied, making it easier to navigate on your own. Combat also becomes more interesting with more chip variety and the addition of 'style' changes that alter how Mega Man plays. .......................... Mega Man Battle Network 3: The first title in the series to have 'versions', Blue and White in this case. In this game, the choice affects a couple obtainable chips, a version exclusive boss navi, and allows you to get one of two style forms exclusive to the versions. For some …

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Mega man battle network still holds up after all these years, and I'm honestly surprised there aren't more games that have drawn from its really strong combat system (One step from Eden is the only one I can think of). The story is light-hearted and while pretty surface level, really charming. If anything, it's even more charming now, looking back at it's early 2000's tech optimism. The series is not without flaws, with high encounter rates and fairly high lethality even in some normal encounters, death sending you back to the title screen (and thus your latest manual save) and your power coming from grinding random drops of chip combos of the right attack with the correct letter. I did hope the remasters would've at least added some sort of autosave, but unfortunately it didn't. Ultimately, none of those are dealbreakers for me, and I wholeheartedly recommend picking it up

I love jacking into the toilet as much as anyone who grew up with this series but it'd be made perfect if 16:9 wasn't forced in windowed mode

Incredibly fun games with a unique combat i havent seen anywhere else- Just need to tolerate the bad encounter rate and old school design of the first game. Still good tho and worth playing. The second (except for 10%) is genuienly great and 3 unfortunately is pretty bad (still worth playing).