Published: 2018-12-26, Author: Mike , review by: venturebeat.com
Abstract: Man, 2018 was another great year for video games. And while a lot of the blockbuster games I was looking forward to delivered, I fell in love with a bunch of unexpected indies this year.I even have a game in my top 10 that made me a believer in VR! That's...
Fun new mechanics, Tight platforming action, Rewarding challenge, Great 2,5D visuals that capture the series' art style and sprite-based origins
Some stages overuse hazards and can feel unfair, Long stages with not enough checkpoints
Mega Man 11 is about as retro as a game can get nowadays, with tight action and great charm. It can be a touch too difficult at times, but overall it's a fantastic side-scroller that's worth checking out...
Abstract: In regular Mega Man fashion, you are given the opportunity to tackle the eight masters in whatever order you like. Also in that fashion, there is certainly an optimal way of going through the masters based on what powers you have unlocked. Defeating a Mas...
Mega Man 11 doesn't reinvent the wheel, but for this fan of the franchise, that's not the worst thing. While it could have used more innovation and better boss battles, the core gameplay remains as enjoyable as ever. For long-suffering fans of the series...
Abstract: We take for granted just how challenging the classic Mega Man games are these days. When I was a kid, friends and I spent weeks pouring over Mega Man 2, perfecting levels, memorizing boss patterns, internalizing those infernal lasers in Quick Man's stage...
Abstract: After eight years of hibernation, Mega Man has finally returned with his eleventh installment. A lot is riding on the newest title, especially after one of his original creators, Keiji Inafune, had less than stellar results with his pseudo-successor, Migh...
