Well in fairness, I'm wrong either way because of the whole "de-aging in a crystal after he came down from eden" thing but- I still feel like you have to be right, because it wouldn't make sense otherwise. I can at least tell you why that's in the script though. Some online fan based wiki that I was doing research on had it as his age, and I thought it was the fandom one, but it says 14 when I check now and hasn't been edited, so it can't be that. I thought it was weird, but there is also a letter in Legends 2 from Barrel that says Roll named MegaMan after her favorite video game character. Once I read that, I just shrugged and believed the first misinformation like a good little sheep. Maybe the letter is a weird translation thing? Pinned to combat misinformation, and spotlight my shame!
@@KalTheSkeletonit's a very forgivable offense. The English side for Megaman Legends is kinda screwed up. In Japan you don't even hear "rockman" (their term for Megaman) until Juno comes into play and up until that point everyone is calling him something like Rockuro or something. Still not as bad as the English-Japanese divide with Sega products, but having to turn to Japan to figure out the stupid contrivances in the game only to discover they were purely English creations because the localizes thought we'd be too stupid or a couple years difference in age is meaningless is frustrating.
@@codyraugh6599 Yeah, the state of translation for Japanese media has always been kind of a sore spot for me. It's not as bad today as it used to be, but it does still come up that someone decides American audiences need something different, and it changes the experience. Or all the games we just never got because the company didn't want to bother with localization are a huge shame. Sadly this one is all on me though. Every time I got to that part in the script I thought "that is weird". But I never bothered to double check.
@@KalTheSkeleton I blame the whole thing on Hollywood's hypocrisy and entitlement. I mean how often did a Disney movie that's trash by the standards of Disney beat out the candidate for a peak Anime film just because "it isn't kid friendly" like somehow every animation has to be made for children...never mind that 80s movies where mice are bloody torn apart exist. And as we've even observed with modern localizers they try to reframe foreign content to match Hollywood sensibilities regardless of where it came from originally.
Woah this was a straight nostalgia-shot to the heart, i used to play both legends 1 and 2 when i was too young to understand it but it still stuck with me in the back of my mind. Also nice seeing it age so well, great video as always Kal!
That's awesome, I can't imagine how much I would have enjoyed them as a kid. It kind of felt like playing a Saturday morning cartoon. Thanks for watching!
I am lucky to be playing these older games now on emulators, because I don't have it in me to get through a lot of the retro games without save states. The boss under the lake and Juno may have also involved some of the "rewind" function. Glad to have you, and thanks.
Legends series deserves a solid remaster and maybe a legends 3 down the line. The story and lore was very interesting. I was upset they never finished the series
@@KalTheSkeletonwhat's funny is that Legends is the end point of the main timeline, going from Megaman, to X to Megaman Zero and then ZX was hinting at the creation of the Elder System or even Master System right before it was cancelled. But Megaman Legends as I've grown to label it, narratively could have been the One Piece of Capcom. The setting was well set for just fun anime style adventures which in Megaman fashion could possibly have some very dark background lore, that doesn't interfere with the game's light-hearted nature.
@@codyraugh6599 I don't know much of the MegaMan lore, but I did read about it being set in the same timeline as the other games but in the distant future. You're absolutely right about the One Piece parallel though. Legends has a setup that they could have taken anywhere, be it more games, or even into tv and other merchandise. I love some of Capcom's stuff, and they've been doing a lot better lately, but between them and Konami it's amazing how much potential the Japanese game market has squandered by being stuck in tradition and not caring what their audiences want.
@@KalTheSkeleton the "failure" of Megaman sadly reeks of internal power struggle, combined with bad timing. They guy who basically was the face and body of Megaman in the company was fighting with the top board who refused to give him a seat so he ended up quitting and making a fuss that made the board members target anything that had his name associated with it, and so Megaman Legends 3 was put through production hell and held to a bogus sales projection figure that was Capcom 's go to at the time that 1) was trying to effectively make gamers buy a game before it would be approved for production, and 2) many games they did approve never met the set sales figure, yet they refused to acknowledge that the projections were a bad standard. And what makes the Legends bit worse is that Capcom spent nearly a decade weaving little Megaman Legends teasers into their games both leading up to and after the Cancellation of MML3 as you can find Servbot merch in all their games all the way up to around resident evil 6. But the funny bit with the Lore there even with like Megaman X, the first level you play is a city effectively being carpet bombed by robots, and so you have all that war and genocide just sort of lingering in those game's backgrounds and all of it culminates in Legends which is comparatively extremely light and happy, if you ignore Lex Loathe putting people into slavery without any opposition from the cops... The mini games in MML1 being conducted with live weapons, the fact pirates can do easily slip past security measures and have city destroying super weapons, and the occasional plots by ancient machines to commit mass genocide.
5:10 "Oh I get it, Barrel Roll." I have played this game since its initial release more than 25 years ago, and after hearing you say that my mind literally fucking exploded. Absolute madness. Also, like and subbed.
Ha, I don't know if that's really the reason, but it's almost gotta be right? Like how in Japan, Mega Man is actually Rock Man and they named her Roll so it could be Rock & Roll? Anyway, thanks for watching.
Legends 1 & 2 will always be up there with all my favorites from the PS1. MML 1 & 2 always felt like Grandia to me with the really nice atmosphere and loving story. PS1 era really had the best stories imo. Also, your commentary and humor is hilarious, keep it up brotha!
Now that you mention it I can see the parallel in their art styles, though I've never played much Grandia. I should give it a shot though, I've been eyeing that hd collection on the switch for awhile. Thanks, for your words, and for watching.
It's on the record, though we'll see about a million. At this point, I'm just glad that the people who have been watching my stuff have been so likeable and good looking.
It was so far ahead of it's time. I saw Capcom say they want to rerelease all their old fighting games, maybe someday they will finally come back to Legends and give it the attention it deserves.
this is my childhood. i used to rent on my neighbor and play this game. i got only to the boss where you have to jump and hit its head. i beat it. whats fun is even though my time is up with the rental, they let me play it still because they too were also immersed with the game and I'm close to beating the boss. they let me beat the boss even though my time is up and I did. after that we watched a cutscene and proceed to save the game and then i got home because its already night. the next day the worst thing happened. the ps1 of my neighbor broke and would not read any cd. we are all devastated. thats the last time i remember renting on them. the year was like 99 or 98. fast forward 2005 psp was so popular and i finally bought one in like 2007 and psp hacks are everywhere. we all know it can play ps1 games and legends is the very first ps1 game i downloaded into it. played the hell out of it and finally beat it. this game holds a very special place in my heart 😊
good review! And as crazy as it sounds. I first played this when I was 12 visiting my grandparents in the country side. My grand father would never let me hook my PlayStation up to the living room TV. So they let me use my grandmothers old black and white 12' tv in her office in the basement of their house. I had the PlayStation connected though RF with a two prong antenna connector. It was a 7 day rental so I bombed though the whole game in about 5 days. Honestly made my summer. To this day it's still an awesome memory.
Aw man that's awesome, I love hearing people's memories of older games and that has to be one of the coolest. That's some dedication! I didn't even know you could convert the ps1 to RF, I would have been terrified to fry my console somehow. I did shove a wire in there and tape it up the wall on my old CRT for a long time though.
Back when this came out, I preordered directly through Capcom. I called it MegaMan Neo because that’s how it was known at the time. The lady got a little huffy and corrected me. 😂. Just started playing this again. It’s even better than I remember.
Ha! That's awesome. Imagine ordering a game directly from a company today, people would think you were nuts. It holds up incredibly well, especially considering when it came out. I'm glad you can still enjoy it.
You've got a point there. All joking aside, Sonic is probably the gaming property I've tried to get in to the most. I want to like the games, I loved the 90's cartoon, but I've always struggled with the controls and the reaction time. I've still not tried adventure or Frontiers though, so maybe there's still hope.
Ha! I try to never say never, but I don't know if I'm strong enough, you know? Plus I try not to be very negative in my videos and I feel like it would be hard not to make fun of the game simply because it's such a meme at this point. It would be hard to look at it without bias. Thanks for watching.
It would be an excellent Deck game. Me too, I would never dream of emulating something I didn't have in hard media. It's in a storage locker, you wouldn't know her, she lives in another state.
You really should try out Megaman Legends 2 if you love the first one, really. Capcom upped their game with that one: - improved controls now includes the joystick, so it's more modernised - improved overall graphics and design of the game (the refractors reaverbots drops actually look like refractors) - semi-open world, and also much more open environment (you can explore and interact with the flutter so much more) - actual treasure hunt digs for money, your digger license means something now - increase difficulty and challenges But it is not without complaints: - the cast is much larger now, so character development of the side characters are spread thin - some people felt the semi-open world is too disjointed story wise - THAT. DAMN. WATER LEVEL!!
That honestly sounds awesome, except for the water level, but is it really a retro game if you aren't slogging through a water level? I would have gone strait into legends 2, but my attention span has a hard time if I'm in the same type of game for too long. I'll definitely be digging in to it soon though.
@@KalTheSkeleton Pro tip for the water level if you ever got into it: 1. Get the aqua chip before exploring the the water level, Roll can make you the underwater jet skates which saves your sanity moving through water 2. Try to drain the water before fighting the boss of the water level. It's a bit of a puzzle to do it, but fighting them in water is waaaay harder with your equipment at the time, unless you really go for a zenny-grind.
Good to know, I'll keep it in mind. I do have a tendency to smash my head against the wall if I think there isn't another option, but I'd rather be having fun.
I absolutely love Legends, and like you I also don't really care that much about the rest of the franchise. Maybe they should have made Legends its own IP - but either way, I hope we'll get more Legends some day. Sadly, it's looking pretty unlikely.
I feel like Capcom is one of those companies that has an "old guard" of top brass that doesn't really understand what their customers want. If we're lucky, they'll give it a chance, but if we're really lucky, someone will do to Legends what Stardew Valley did to Harvest Moon.
It wouldn't surprise me that a developer said "even women" could play the game. It's pretty common to point this out for products on Amazon Japan or other places. It's not uncommon to see products also pitching "even women can use~" when highlighting the ease of use or lightweight. I've seen female customers also giving reviews like that. "Even me, a woman, can~".
Yeah I've noticed that before myself and I guess maybe it's just a cultural difference. I can believe pretty easily that a developer from this era would say that, but since I can't read or speak Japanese, I have to put in the caveat.
I'm not going to lie, I had no clue that was Bach, I just knew it had some great music. Thanks for teaching me something new about the game, and thanks for watching.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video, I definitely look forward to playing MML2 someday, and I'm sure I would do a video on it too. Whenever the attention span allows it, you know?
I was in the other camp. I was a lot younger when this one came out, but I had been whipped by the NES MegaMan games so many times, I never gave the second look it deserved. I'm glad I finally got back to it.
8:38 You never found the vacuum arm?? You filthy casual. Lol 12:18 A few changes? This game would benefit from a lot of changes. Regardless. I really love this game.
Don't I know it lol. I didn't know about the holes in the dungeon walls for an embarrassingly long time, but I beat the whole game with just the Buster upgrades anyway so I didn't bother to go back. I found out there was a vacuum after I was done and felt like a moron. Hey, if someone were to offer me a free roam open world Elden Ring version of mega man legends, I'd play the hell out of it, but I would still be happy with the things I said.
Oh really? Well that's good to know, though I did get along with the controls okay overall. Thankfully the pc emulator let me remap stuff until it was comfortable. Someone mentioned that Legends 2 improves a lot of it too.
uhh, not sure where you got megaman is 10 from. He is also 14.
Well in fairness, I'm wrong either way because of the whole "de-aging in a crystal after he came down from eden" thing but- I still feel like you have to be right, because it wouldn't make sense otherwise. I can at least tell you why that's in the script though.
Some online fan based wiki that I was doing research on had it as his age, and I thought it was the fandom one, but it says 14 when I check now and hasn't been edited, so it can't be that. I thought it was weird, but there is also a letter in Legends 2 from Barrel that says Roll named MegaMan after her favorite video game character. Once I read that, I just shrugged and believed the first misinformation like a good little sheep. Maybe the letter is a weird translation thing?
Pinned to combat misinformation, and spotlight my shame!
@@KalTheSkeletonit's a very forgivable offense. The English side for Megaman Legends is kinda screwed up. In Japan you don't even hear "rockman" (their term for Megaman) until Juno comes into play and up until that point everyone is calling him something like Rockuro or something.
Still not as bad as the English-Japanese divide with Sega products, but having to turn to Japan to figure out the stupid contrivances in the game only to discover they were purely English creations because the localizes thought we'd be too stupid or a couple years difference in age is meaningless is frustrating.
@@codyraugh6599 Yeah, the state of translation for Japanese media has always been kind of a sore spot for me. It's not as bad today as it used to be, but it does still come up that someone decides American audiences need something different, and it changes the experience. Or all the games we just never got because the company didn't want to bother with localization are a huge shame.
Sadly this one is all on me though. Every time I got to that part in the script I thought "that is weird". But I never bothered to double check.
@@KalTheSkeleton I blame the whole thing on Hollywood's hypocrisy and entitlement. I mean how often did a Disney movie that's trash by the standards of Disney beat out the candidate for a peak Anime film just because "it isn't kid friendly" like somehow every animation has to be made for children...never mind that 80s movies where mice are bloody torn apart exist. And as we've even observed with modern localizers they try to reframe foreign content to match Hollywood sensibilities regardless of where it came from originally.
Replaying Legends right now. One of my top 5 favorite games.
That's awesome timing, it's definitely going on my regular replay list. Thanks for watching.
same! It's a great game! It was always unrented at my blockbuster, till one day i decided to rent the lonely lil thing and it turned out great!
Woah this was a straight nostalgia-shot to the heart, i used to play both legends 1 and 2 when i was too young to understand it but it still stuck with me in the back of my mind. Also nice seeing it age so well, great video as always Kal!
That's awesome, I can't imagine how much I would have enjoyed them as a kid. It kind of felt like playing a Saturday morning cartoon. Thanks for watching!
This game was my obsession as a kid. I remember it being really hard.
Sub earned, great editing too man.
I am lucky to be playing these older games now on emulators, because I don't have it in me to get through a lot of the retro games without save states. The boss under the lake and Juno may have also involved some of the "rewind" function. Glad to have you, and thanks.
Legends series deserves a solid remaster and maybe a legends 3 down the line. The story and lore was very interesting. I was upset they never finished the series
I definitely agree. For me, this is the direction MegaMan should have kept going towards. Get it together, Capcom.
@@KalTheSkeletonwhat's funny is that Legends is the end point of the main timeline, going from Megaman, to X to Megaman Zero and then ZX was hinting at the creation of the Elder System or even Master System right before it was cancelled.
But Megaman Legends as I've grown to label it, narratively could have been the One Piece of Capcom. The setting was well set for just fun anime style adventures which in Megaman fashion could possibly have some very dark background lore, that doesn't interfere with the game's light-hearted nature.
@@codyraugh6599 I don't know much of the MegaMan lore, but I did read about it being set in the same timeline as the other games but in the distant future. You're absolutely right about the One Piece parallel though. Legends has a setup that they could have taken anywhere, be it more games, or even into tv and other merchandise.
I love some of Capcom's stuff, and they've been doing a lot better lately, but between them and Konami it's amazing how much potential the Japanese game market has squandered by being stuck in tradition and not caring what their audiences want.
@@KalTheSkeleton the "failure" of Megaman sadly reeks of internal power struggle, combined with bad timing. They guy who basically was the face and body of Megaman in the company was fighting with the top board who refused to give him a seat so he ended up quitting and making a fuss that made the board members target anything that had his name associated with it, and so Megaman Legends 3 was put through production hell and held to a bogus sales projection figure that was Capcom 's go to at the time that 1) was trying to effectively make gamers buy a game before it would be approved for production, and 2) many games they did approve never met the set sales figure, yet they refused to acknowledge that the projections were a bad standard.
And what makes the Legends bit worse is that Capcom spent nearly a decade weaving little Megaman Legends teasers into their games both leading up to and after the Cancellation of MML3 as you can find Servbot merch in all their games all the way up to around resident evil 6.
But the funny bit with the Lore there even with like Megaman X, the first level you play is a city effectively being carpet bombed by robots, and so you have all that war and genocide just sort of lingering in those game's backgrounds and all of it culminates in Legends which is comparatively extremely light and happy, if you ignore Lex Loathe putting people into slavery without any opposition from the cops... The mini games in MML1 being conducted with live weapons, the fact pirates can do easily slip past security measures and have city destroying super weapons, and the occasional plots by ancient machines to commit mass genocide.
I'm back again to say this joke delivery is s-tier I don't usually laugh out loud
14:08 "...its story really shoots for the moon."
I see what you did there 😂
MegaMan legends is like playing a Japanese Saturday morning cartoon.
It's true! Though it missed a trick by not ending with "Will MegaMan recover his memories? Will Roll ever find her parents? Find out next time!"
Great to see someone cover this game. Such a fun time
Nice review, bro. I'm pleasantly pleased to stumble upon your channel!
Thank you, I'm glad you liked it.
Okay this video is great it actually had me laughing pretty hard and I'm at work so that's embarrassing. I love Mega Man Legends also subbed.
5:10 "Oh I get it, Barrel Roll."
I have played this game since its initial release more than 25 years ago, and after hearing you say that my mind literally fucking exploded. Absolute madness.
Also, like and subbed.
Ha, I don't know if that's really the reason, but it's almost gotta be right? Like how in Japan, Mega Man is actually Rock Man and they named her Roll so it could be Rock & Roll? Anyway, thanks for watching.
I loved this game as a kid. I still have a copy, I’m gonna give it a replay. Fun stuff
Legends 1 & 2 will always be up there with all my favorites from the PS1. MML 1 & 2 always felt like Grandia to me with the really nice atmosphere and loving story. PS1 era really had the best stories imo. Also, your commentary and humor is hilarious, keep it up brotha!
Now that you mention it I can see the parallel in their art styles, though I've never played much Grandia. I should give it a shot though, I've been eyeing that hd collection on the switch for awhile. Thanks, for your words, and for watching.
Subbed. Let it be known that I was here before you had a million subscribers; because you're definitely getting there one day.
It's on the record, though we'll see about a million. At this point, I'm just glad that the people who have been watching my stuff have been so likeable and good looking.
This game series will never get enough hype
It was so far ahead of it's time. I saw Capcom say they want to rerelease all their old fighting games, maybe someday they will finally come back to Legends and give it the attention it deserves.
@@KalTheSkeleton I recommend Abyss x Zero as a successor to Legends.
That looks pretty cool, I'll toss it on the wishlist and hope it turns out well. Thanks for the recommendation!
this is my childhood. i used to rent on my neighbor and play this game. i got only to the boss where you have to jump and hit its head. i beat it. whats fun is even though my time is up with the rental, they let me play it still because they too were also immersed with the game and I'm close to beating the boss. they let me beat the boss even though my time is up and I did. after that we watched a cutscene and proceed to save the game and then i got home because its already night. the next day the worst thing happened. the ps1 of my neighbor broke and would not read any cd. we are all devastated. thats the last time i remember renting on them. the year was like 99 or 98. fast forward 2005 psp was so popular and i finally bought one in like 2007 and psp hacks are everywhere. we all know it can play ps1 games and legends is the very first ps1 game i downloaded into it. played the hell out of it and finally beat it. this game holds a very special place in my heart 😊
Man that's awesome, it's amazing how video games can not only affect us so deeply, but also bring people together. Thanks for sharing that memory.
good review! And as crazy as it sounds. I first played this when I was 12 visiting my grandparents in the country side. My grand father would never let me hook my PlayStation up to the living room TV. So they let me use my grandmothers old black and white 12' tv in her office in the basement of their house. I had the PlayStation connected though RF with a two prong antenna connector. It was a 7 day rental so I bombed though the whole game in about 5 days. Honestly made my summer. To this day it's still an awesome memory.
Aw man that's awesome, I love hearing people's memories of older games and that has to be one of the coolest. That's some dedication! I didn't even know you could convert the ps1 to RF, I would have been terrified to fry my console somehow. I did shove a wire in there and tape it up the wall on my old CRT for a long time though.
New sub here I have lots of good memories from my childhood with this series fun video man. :)
I'm jealous, I would have loved this game as a kid. Might be time for a replay? Glad to have you, thanks for watching.
Back when this came out, I preordered directly through Capcom. I called it MegaMan Neo because that’s how it was known at the time. The lady got a little huffy and corrected me. 😂. Just started playing this again. It’s even better than I remember.
Ha! That's awesome. Imagine ordering a game directly from a company today, people would think you were nuts. It holds up incredibly well, especially considering when it came out. I'm glad you can still enjoy it.
For the record, I'm a Mega Man fan who also loves Sonic. What can I say? Blue colored heroes are cool!
You've got a point there. All joking aside, Sonic is probably the gaming property I've tried to get in to the most. I want to like the games, I loved the 90's cartoon, but I've always struggled with the controls and the reaction time. I've still not tried adventure or Frontiers though, so maybe there's still hope.
Apple Market is the best thing to wake up to as an alarm for work.
That's a great idea actually, it would be hard to be grumpy while hearing it.
I’m looking forward to the Bubsy video next😂
Ha! I try to never say never, but I don't know if I'm strong enough, you know? Plus I try not to be very negative in my videos and I feel like it would be hard not to make fun of the game simply because it's such a meme at this point. It would be hard to look at it without bias. Thanks for watching.
This game will always be a classic. Great review, really spanked the monkey lol
Well if there's one thing in good at, you know that's it.
I need to add this to my steam deck... Glad i held onto my physical copies.
It would be an excellent Deck game. Me too, I would never dream of emulating something I didn't have in hard media. It's in a storage locker, you wouldn't know her, she lives in another state.
You really should try out Megaman Legends 2 if you love the first one, really. Capcom upped their game with that one:
- improved controls now includes the joystick, so it's more modernised
- improved overall graphics and design of the game (the refractors reaverbots drops actually look like refractors)
- semi-open world, and also much more open environment (you can explore and interact with the flutter so much more)
- actual treasure hunt digs for money, your digger license means something now
- increase difficulty and challenges
But it is not without complaints:
- the cast is much larger now, so character development of the side characters are spread thin
- some people felt the semi-open world is too disjointed story wise
- THAT. DAMN. WATER LEVEL!!
That honestly sounds awesome, except for the water level, but is it really a retro game if you aren't slogging through a water level? I would have gone strait into legends 2, but my attention span has a hard time if I'm in the same type of game for too long. I'll definitely be digging in to it soon though.
@@KalTheSkeleton Pro tip for the water level if you ever got into it:
1. Get the aqua chip before exploring the the water level, Roll can make you the underwater jet skates which saves your sanity moving through water
2. Try to drain the water before fighting the boss of the water level. It's a bit of a puzzle to do it, but fighting them in water is waaaay harder with your equipment at the time, unless you really go for a zenny-grind.
Good to know, I'll keep it in mind. I do have a tendency to smash my head against the wall if I think there isn't another option, but I'd rather be having fun.
You hyping up MML and Legend of Dragoon? I like you sir, respect.
Hey, if we don't tell the people the truth, how will they know? Thanks for watching!
I loved this game when I was a kid. Still have a physical copy of both of them. But I'd love to be able to play it on modern consoles.
It's total nonsense that it's not at least on the switch, much less steam. Silly Capcom.
I absolutely love Legends, and like you I also don't really care that much about the rest of the franchise. Maybe they should have made Legends its own IP - but either way, I hope we'll get more Legends some day. Sadly, it's looking pretty unlikely.
I feel like Capcom is one of those companies that has an "old guard" of top brass that doesn't really understand what their customers want. If we're lucky, they'll give it a chance, but if we're really lucky, someone will do to Legends what Stardew Valley did to Harvest Moon.
It wouldn't surprise me that a developer said "even women" could play the game. It's pretty common to point this out for products on Amazon Japan or other places. It's not uncommon to see products also pitching "even women can use~" when highlighting the ease of use or lightweight. I've seen female customers also giving reviews like that. "Even me, a woman, can~".
Yeah I've noticed that before myself and I guess maybe it's just a cultural difference. I can believe pretty easily that a developer from this era would say that, but since I can't read or speak Japanese, I have to put in the caveat.
A new one would be lit
This series introduced me to my love of Bach and dungeon crawlers; I’ll always be grateful.
I'm not going to lie, I had no clue that was Bach, I just knew it had some great music. Thanks for teaching me something new about the game, and thanks for watching.
I like both of them I like 64/Legends more but that was also my first one.
I hope you do a video on 2.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video, I definitely look forward to playing MML2 someday, and I'm sure I would do a video on it too. Whenever the attention span allows it, you know?
@@KalTheSkeleton my reviews on my upload channel are all like 6 years apart soooooo I get it xD
As a 14 year old die hard megaman fan in 98 I can say I was hesitant to give this game a chance. But ultimately I did and I'm glad.
I was in the other camp. I was a lot younger when this one came out, but I had been whipped by the NES MegaMan games so many times, I never gave the second look it deserved. I'm glad I finally got back to it.
8:38 You never found the vacuum arm?? You filthy casual. Lol
12:18 A few changes? This game would benefit from a lot of changes. Regardless. I really love this game.
Don't I know it lol. I didn't know about the holes in the dungeon walls for an embarrassingly long time, but I beat the whole game with just the Buster upgrades anyway so I didn't bother to go back. I found out there was a vacuum after I was done and felt like a moron.
Hey, if someone were to offer me a free roam open world Elden Ring version of mega man legends, I'd play the hell out of it, but I would still be happy with the things I said.
You should try MegaMan 64 👍🏼 it's legends with better controls.
Oh really? Well that's good to know, though I did get along with the controls okay overall. Thankfully the pc emulator let me remap stuff until it was comfortable. Someone mentioned that Legends 2 improves a lot of it too.
You should have mispronounced digger at least once.
Ha, not if I can help it. I've already got to try too hard to keep the South out of my accent.