Megaman X: Command Mission

[VictorSempra]

Another game that has me feeling quite nostalgic. It was the first Megaman game I actually played (and first Gamecube game). It is an RPG, that stars X, Zero, and Axl as the main three, doing what they do best: Hunting Mavericks.

 

So, the good:

Variation in equipment with both pros and cons to them/ equipment actually changes how your weapon looks

Good choice of party members each with unique skillsets

Lots of gameplay to keep you entertained

Hyper Mode

 

The bad:

Limited healing capability due to the Tank system

Optional bosses are RETARDEDLY hard

Game practically hands you boss wins via items

Bosses don't have health gauges

 

Interesting factoid: All female Reploids, as far as I can see, are named after spices.

[Expelsword]

Um, X, Zero, Axl was the best party, and the only other member that was useful was Marino for steal.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SxyBVS5hXc

 

is my text message tone.

[VictorSempra]

Um, X, Zero, Axl was the best party, and the only other member that was useful was Marino for steal.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SxyBVS5hXc

 

is my text message tone.

Never said the others were GOOD, just unique :P I remember the first time I played it, I used X, Axl, and Marino. I thought everyone else's Hyper Mode was lame.

[Shradow]

and the only other member that was useful was Marino for steal.

 

D:

 

I always used Cinnamon because healing and kitty paws.

[VictorSempra]

D:

 

I always used Cinnamon because healing and kitty paws.

The heals are nice, but how often is it really needed, until the last couple bosses? I never really found the game horribly challenging to the point I needed a dedicated healer.

[Shradow]

Better safe than sorry, as they say.

[LordCowCowCowCowCowCowCowCow]

I loved this game. I owned it for a long time before playing it, and it was great. I think that the game was easy enough to take on with a lot of different teams though.

[VictorSempra]

I loved this game. I owned it for a long time before playing it, and it was great. I think that the game was easy enough to take on with a lot of different teams though.

Honestly, it really is. The game itself feels "casual" compared to most games nowadays.

[LordCowCowCowCowCowCowCowCow]

And, I didn't mind it's casualness, it was just a simple, fun game that I got really into. (It's one of the few that I played after beating it.) I've noticed that for me, a lot of games try too hard to be difficult. Which sometimes just makes it tedious.

[VictorSempra]

And, I didn't mind it's casualness, it was just a simple, fun game that I got really into. (It's one of the few that I played after beating it.) I've noticed that for me, a lot of games try too hard to be difficult. Which sometimes just makes it tedious.

Totally agree, such as...let's pick on my favorite target, FFx-2. I got about halfway through the game before I realized I MISSED two of the FInal Spheres, which pretty much made the rest of the game EXTREMELY impossible. Not to mention, the game required a certain degree of grinding to beat bosses as say, Shiva at the beginning of part 5. When a game FORCES you to grind, I lose interest. SOmetimes I just wanna casually coast through a story. That's why I liked Legend Of Legaia and Legend Of Dragoon so much, the way their EXP system worked grinding was surprisingly hard to accomplish, and it kept the game mellow and story-driven.