Mega Man Network Transmission
Genre : Action Adventure
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Get ready for the return of Mega Man! Nintendo and Capcom team up again to bring Mega Man to the GameCube for the first time. In next-gen fashion, this is also Mega Man's first fully 3-D role-playing action adventure. Joined by his friend Lan, Mega Man will need your nimble fingers and quick reflexes to help take out a dangerous new cyber virus named "Zero." Moving through cyberspace, collecting battle chips, solving puzzles and fighting wild new enemies, you'll unlock the mystery behind this new evil. Move over Tron! Mega Man is here!
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User Reviews (5)
10
old dog, new tricks. Uh oh.
The presentation sucks so you may be turned off. I almost gave up on this game myself an hour in. But then I got a craving to come back. You start to figure the game out. (rule no. 1 - if you're on your last life, jack out. No exceptions) See, the game combines the trial and error of classic Megaman with a sort of leveling up system since you can buy stat buffs for Megaman or new chips. In a sense it's like difficulty scaling. It's very clever. And the chip system keeps things engaging and is an improvement over the boss weapons of yore. The boss battles are actually very cleverly designed, as well as pose a serious challenge. Intense.
(member since 2006)
reviewed on 11/7/09
9
Megaman network transmissions
The game megaman network transmissions was A long but fun game. It was very difficult to figure out because it was in japanese but once U get to reading the subtitles it will start to make more sense. This game was also fun because of the fact that after U beat someone U could refight that same opponent as many times as U want.
(member since 2006)
reviewed on 4/25/06
1
Worst game ever!
THE game was pretty bad liked the RPG action but that came down when i found out about the no saving in the cyberworld.Other than that i wound not suggest this game for new mega man fans nor for peoples who are looking for a game to play with. I would choose other mega man games. THIS is not one of the best out there.
(member since 2006)
reviewed on 5/13/06
2
No...just...no.
I only got to about 3 areas, and the game already sucked. I thought that a Megaman: Battle Network game for the GC would be great, but I couldn't even move when I wasn't in the Cyberworld! And a map for jacking in? Lame!
(member since 2007)
reviewed on 12/23/07
1
could not beat first boss
I did not choose this game. i had only played to the boss and could not beat him. i now hate megaman for the impossible bosses.
(member since 2011)
reviewed on 7/3/11
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