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I finally managed to get a copy of this game while Matrix was down. I have a story to tell you, my friends.
I waited for months and months for this game to come back into stock. I said to myself "Once i get this game, my entire life will turn around."

I got the game, and I must say, I was sorrily disappointed. MegaMan Powered Up was MUCH better than this game. There was just so much more in it, and I really felt like I had the game finished by the time I was done. The only problem was there really wasn't much story in it besides MegaMan's.

I get this game, and I unlock Vile and Day of Sigma. That's about it. Even at hard mode, it was barely a challenge for me. The game had a lot of potential, and it was entertaining, but I must say, it just felt like it depended too much on the nostalgia that it brought about, rather than a brand new game.

Anyways, so what do you guys think? Was the game fun? You think Inafune should continue making more of the remakes?

Spam bot?
Spam bot!

What's up with these semi-smart spam bots?

It's like they were made specifically for this site.

http://www.megaman.co.uk/mboard/index.php?topic=96.0

Define 'semi-smart'.

Alright,  I think Abe needs to add a word verification if he hasn't already (I'm not sure if there is one.)

This reminds me that the Wasteland needs a return.

Not saying this is material for it though. These people should be burned and their topics with them.

Settle down, Hitler.

No WIND, that's gas.

Quiet.

Nazis did more than just gas you know.

I know. But I really don't care.

Quiet.

No.

U.

"I really don't care" should never be said when talking about WWII history.

Well, I don't care to know how they fought in actual combat. It is very important to know the how and the why of it all. If we know that we can see it coming, if ever it comes again.

Knowing the combat aspects would help adapt someone to a situation where they needed military training, sure. It's always good to know how not to die. But of course, combat tactics aren't limited to WWII. They pertain to other wars and battles as well as logic.

Well... I didn't read any of this being about combat tactics.
I read it to be about the holocaust, which I'm pretty sure is what they meant.

Mustard gas was used more in the first World War.
When people talk about gas in World War II, they do typically mean gas chambers.

So I read it that way as well.

Well... god damn.

I knew it was used in the first and I suppose I just assumed it was used in the second as well. But alright, I get it.

The day I got my PS3, I went to PS Store, and saw Maverick Hunter X, and me thinking, wow! PS3 can play PSP games! Then I downloaded the game and then a screen poped saying to connect the PSP to PS3. Am like..........DAAAAANG!!! THIS BLOWS!...and that killed my joy for the night /: .

Borrow a friend's PSP?

You know, every time I borrow something, smething bad always happens, I don't know why it's just something that's always been happening since I was a little kid, so I'd rather take my time to save up whatever I want to get, so now am debatin weather I should get the PSP or the PSP Go /: .

Having PSP games downloadable and playable on the PS3 would've been a great idea.

I thought I could do that. But I guess not.

Get a regular PSP because A) it's cheaper, and B) you could buy and play MMPU on it. From what I hear, MMPU isn't and probably won't be available on the PS3 online thing. And it's the far superior game.

I've missed it so much that I've been genuinely considering buying a used PSP and MMPU just to play it again. I know full well that I'll never buy another game for the PSP and never use it for anything but MMPU, but that's how much I loved that game.

PS3 HAS NO GAEMS.  That's why it couldn't play Maverick Hunter X.

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