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submitted 1 day ago by lurker_supreme@hexbear.net to c/games@hexbear.net

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I never got to play these games as a kid so I started playing the first one on the GBA.

The first scenario in the game involves a hacker disguised as a repairman blowing up people's smart ovens. This game came out in 2001. Idk, just thought it was neat.

I'm enjoying myself so far. Looks like there's a lot of sequels. Am I in for a good time?

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[–] trenching_tool@hexbear.net 2 points 15 hours ago

Fun games iirc. I cant remember which one I got really into, maybe 3rd installment or something, but I liked the combat mechanics + "deck building" (battle chips, whatever) UX a lot. At some point you can kinda evolve Megaman into an elemental type, all of which function differently with unique inherent mechanics. I loved that shit. Only thing is you have to be very deliberate to get the element/kit you want down the line. I wish you could just choose it. But the idea is its supposed to be a reflection of your inherent style/strats, which is cool in concept.

Idk, I liked them shrug-outta-hecks some of the dialogue is funny and randomly out of pocket too