For the most part, there's nothing new or surprising here, but that's not a big deal, since it's mostly an excuse to put neat cutscenes in the game. Light's lab and is rescued by him and Mega Man, while the other is found by, guess who, Dr.
Two mysterious beings fight it out in space, and fall to Earth, one lands near Dr. Story: The story is what you'd expect from a Mega Man game. Maybe they could have bundled a mini-game with it? Collecting bolts can be pretty fun, but not enough to count as replay value. This extends to said intro, as well (you must stop Doctor Wahwee!).Īddictiveness: While this game warrants an occasional replay, you aren't likely to find anything new on your next go. Unfortunately, however, the voices are often terrible, examples being Mega Man's high-pitched voice sounds oddly girlish, Grenade Man's voice is too over-the-top to be taken seriously, Clown Man's voice could easily be done by pinching your nose, and Frost Man sounds like he has a cold (oddly appropriate). Sound: The music isn't anything spectacular, but it fits the stages well enough, most of the sound effects also work rather well, Mega Man's buster having a good majority of them. The other animated cutscenes are nice, too. The anime intro's also fun to watch, and looks like something out of an OVA, with plenty of cameos of bosses from previous games, such as Guts Man, Engine Man, Pharaoh Man, and Dark Man. The enemies are a mixed bag, they're either cleverly designed, or recycled from previous games. From the various toys littering Clown Man's stage, to Frost Man's ice sculptures of Mega Man that he smashes just before he fights you, to Tengu Man's oriental arena amidst the clouds.
Graphics: The sprites are all very well animated, and the stages are full of fun details.
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