The game controls like an utter dream, combining the best of both of worlds from PSX and SNES, controlling X or Zero is just as fun and fast paced as it ever was, it felt so refreshing to play some more Rockman X after not playing it for a while, and the controls in this was not a bad way to revisit it (stay tuned,). This demo is short, and somewhat rough, but rest assured that we've been working on it quite a lot! We have big plans for MMX:S, and we hope you have fun playing what there is! Join our Discord at for further updates!"Īlright here is some constructive feedback for ya ApselTheBlue: "Hello, SAGE! This is our passion project, Mega Man X: Synthesis. This Demo contains:Ī message from Concept Artist and Spriter, Bee: Intro stage, followed by various maverick stages, followed by fortress stages. Mega Man X Synthesis is a very traditional Mega Man X title. So he may be a little tough to get through the stage with, as it was designed for X. Initial Notes: Zero was not supposed to be playable, but we left him in as he's a fan favorite. This demo has many known bugs, but after far too much testing, maybe we squashed most of them? Please try it out and let us know what new bugs and glitches you find. The gameplay is great, and with all of the secret items hidden throughout the game, you will find yourself playing for a long time.Mega Man X Synthesis is a fan game being developed by our small team over at.well we don't have a name. I would recommend it, especially if you have never had the chance to try the SNES version. The Bottom Line: Despite a few minor flaws in the graphics and music department, Mega Man X is a lot of fun to play. The quality seems to have deminished when they ported the game over, which is a shame, because many of the tunes are very good, and really help to add to the mood of the game. Also, the music isn't of as high quality as the SNES version. Perhaps Capcom should have enhanced them a bit more, making the game more unique (and feel less like you are playing an emulation of the SNES version). The Bad: Although the graphics were ported well, they seem less impressive on the computer screen than they do on the SNES. The inclusion of the Capcom Pad with the game ensures that you won't have to worry about ackward keyboard controls, and actually helps to make the game feel more like the original SNES title.
Some even require you to beat a certain stage first, which in turn effects another stage (for example, beating Chill Pengiun's stage will freeze the lava in Flame Mammoth's stage, allowing you to collect a heart tank). Many items are hidden and require certain weapons or skills to find. Also, the fact that there are many secrets to be found in the game add to the replayablity. These add on to Mega Man X's suit, and give him new abilities, such as being able to dash, or taking less damage from enemies. One of the best features is the inclusion of body enhancements. The fact that it is set in the future is interesting in itself (which is actually further in the future, since the original games were also in the future), but the game adds a lot of unique features. But this game took a whole new spin on the series. Fight some bosses, collect their powers, and beat Dr. Before this game came out, most Mega Man games were essentially the same. The thing that I've always liked about Mega Man X is how unique it is however. The graphics and gameplay are reproduced almost identical to the SNES version. Warlock's review at MobyGames describes the pros and cons in great detail: " Mega Man X is a very good port of the SNES game which it originally was created for. When the sigma virus infects these reploids, causing them to commit acts of evil, it is up to Mega Man X and his partner Zero to stop it. Cain finds X and mimics his design to create a race of such robots called reploids. The first Mega Man game to be produced and marketed in-house by CAPCOM, Mega Man X is an excellent all-around platformer and a capable port of the hit console series.Īs with earlier games, Mega Man X follows the daring exploits of Mega Man (this time the newly revamped "X" version), a sentient robot designed by Dr.
0 kommentar(er)
