Megaman

A few thoughts on a couple of my most favorite video game series. Things that maybe the company should take into consideration.

A review of the second Megaman Zero game for the GBA.

A review of the GBA title Megaman Zero.

The Megaman games are some of the most fun I've had as a kid, try them out if you haven't.

Megaman is the name for God on the lips and hearts of all children. Okay, not really, it's supposed to be mother (instead of Megaman), but I thought it was pretty funny

We all know that at some point, we've had enough of these video games. Ranging from Nintendo's Mario Party 761 to Megaman 39...

The Megaman Timeline is not official but this is basically how it looks from series to series in a chronological order that would most likely make the most sense.

This is the only game in the entire Megaman series that has Zero as the star instead of X. There were just 4 games made for the Game Boy Advance and this was one was kept short.

The next series was just for the Game Boy Advance in the Megaman Battle Network Series. This was quite a different style than what was seen before with Megaman.

The next series that came to be was the Megaman X Series. At the time, many fans on a Nintendo Power back in the early 90s believed that X was 10 in Roman numeral.

Twenty years have passed and the Megaman franchise is still going strong.

The next series that was made was called Megaman Legends. This however is the shortest one currently in the entire Megaman franchise.

The Protomen are an excellent band.

Now this video game is the second of six. Now that you learned how too use battle chips it gets a bit more complicated. The way you use battle chips is different in this one then the first one, and the storyline itself is different.