The long and short of it is that Capcom had little, if any hand in this aside from letting it be released. The game was in development in 2010 by a fan who basically shutdown by Capcom's lawyers. It looks like they just took the materials, gave him a pittance, and (maybe) polished it up a bit to silence the critics who say they don't care about Mega Man anymore. Here's a video from 2010 to prove it's existence.
In other words, this is Capcom making a shallow attempt to reclaim some of the fan base they lost when Legends 3 was cancelled and they are doing a half-assed job of it.
#7
Frank
They're releasing it for free, that tells me it's probably not all that good.
#8
CynicismKills
I can only wonder if it's as ball-busting as 9 and 10.
#9
Cheesy1
If you want to see a play-through of some of the levels, check this out:
Xpadder has been one of the best investments I've ever made for flash/online games
#16
Rovewin
I didn't even have to use xpadder. The game recognized my ps2 controller and automatically set it as the controller. I forgot I had it plugged in from earlier and was wondering why nothing on the keyboard was working.
Playing the game itself, I realized I still suck at mega man games. The 2 levels I played so far were fun. They had extra paths to grab health or energy along the way. It relied a bit too much on having to charge your weapon for enemies but oh well. I agree the ryu stage was a little uninspired platforming wise but the other one seemed better with the difficulty of the enemies making it more challenging.
#17
Frank
I have to dig out my 360 controllers from whatever crate they're stored in. I always used them as PC controllers and haven't needed them since I moved.
I have to dig out my 360 controllers from whatever crate they're stored in. I always used them as PC controllers and haven't needed them since I moved.
Aside from the first one, yes. Every early mega man game used a password system, and later series either kept with the passwords for old times sake, or had actual savegames.
Yes I did beat the first one. You had to face the Rock Monster twice in that game, which is where I was stuck for the longest time. Once I finally mastered getting past the first one, every other boss and level came easy to me, even the second one.
#23
Zappit
Ever use the select button trick on the rock boss and just one-shot him?
Nope, didn't even know about it. You can one-shot him?
#25
Zappit
Yep. Fire Elec-Man's weapon at him. Let it hit the eye, and mash the hell out of the select button. The pause timing throws off the shot, resulting in a point of damage about every other press. The shot stays on him, too, so you can easily one-shot him.
Use that trick, and he is literally the easiest enemy in the game to kill.
#26
Krisken
No, didn't do that. Timed the rocks, jumped to the timing. Shot the thing.
Then again, I'm the guy who played Wolverine to the end, counted how many times I hit Sabertooth (in the 300's) and finally gave up since I realized the game had to be bugged.
#27
Zappit
Try it out. I'll wait.
#28
Krisken
I haven't played it since I was in my teens. I'll give this one a go in a while, though. Maybe tomorrow.
#29
GasBandit
2 was the best... 3 was good 2, but you can't beat metal blades.