Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection

Wave Road-o~

1 and 3 I've finished so far(the story in 1, the post-game in 3), still relatively early on in 2. Definitely turn the encounter rate down in 2, I think I went 5 minutes before doing that. 3 is definitely the most interesting from a build perspective and being able to change noise forms whenever you feel like is really nice if you just want to test stuff. I prolly won't finish the post-game in 2 either, at least for now, depending on how much I need for the library but the games are good overall and the qol changes help a ton for grinding and at max encounter rate cloaker/lockenemy basically last forever. You can also form change earlier than you're supposed to using the card system which is nice and makes the game less stale. Definitely worth $40 post SF2 update ~72 hours I genuinely think you can completely skip SF2 and lose nothing. Everyone says the story is bad, 99.99% of the time I do not care about the story of games but SF2 is actually horrible. People literally forget that you effectively kill God in SF1, the main casts arcs are completely forgotten, Sonia does literally the dumbest thing possible for the dumbest reasons possible AND is literally the reason the villain's plans can even somewhat succeed in the first place. I actually don't hate the real world wave road implementation in 2, it's *fine*. I *do* hate Sky Wave having every area look basically the same, you can cut dungeons *or* have a generic interconnecting area not both. I usually tend to have a high ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ tolerance in games, 2 is just not fun outside of combat *that actually progresses the game. Overall still worth it for 1 and 3

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6/10, and that probably because of nostalgia. TLDR: they ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up the art and voices, but it plays mostly fine. There are some good points about it, like the way they have adapted the touch controls to not be touch controls. It's a little clunky on occasion, and they occasionally set the minigame difficulty to baby mode, but for the most part, it really shows how pointless and shoehorned in some of the touch screen mechanics were on the Nintendo DS. It also has the advantage of some of the assist controls being actually helpful, not overbearing, and toggleable at the press of a trigger/button. Stuff like running faster or shifting the random encounter rate to your taste single handedly made SF2 replayable. But not all is moderately nice here, or I would've at least given it an 8 or 9. As someone who never REALLY cared about voice acting, this voice acting is terrible. All of the original voices have been redone, probably because of some buisness contract ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, it happens, it's whatever. But it's like Capcom took inspiration from Mega Man 8 here, because nobody sounds even remotely like they did before, AND they sound so bad its funny. Well... funny for the first dozen times you hear it, anyways. Thats not all, though. Capcoms refusal to hire a basic pixel artist or reuse the original text font is kinda funny, kinda not. Even with settings set to original, half the game is in pixels, and half the game has been upscaled into absolute smoothness. Multiple icons and portraits have been permanantly changed, and now the artstyle doesn't match, and its jarring to look at. it's a shame, since you can still find ROMs of the game online and there it all is? I don't know... i just want to play these games again, and I guess I got about 6/10ths of what i wanted.

My favorite Megaman games back again.

O jogo é bom.