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Anon who responded to me SF is not dead. It's on hiatus. What, you a Star Force hater? There is still hope for Star Force 4. Rock-X: Are you kidding? It's been brought up numerous times in the comments on both. ProfessorMegaman: I agree with you completely. Rock-X: Haha I never thought of it like that. The Mega Man fanbase is the goddamn worst. So few of us actually like or care about the franchise -- the vast majority are hateful posers. Great, so in terms of future platformers, all we have to look forward to is a future Mega Man 11, which there is no way I would buy.

Alright, I'll make a serious post here--lest anyone think I'm one of the hateful poser fanbase or some such. I think a Mega Man game like this can work, but the direction in which this one was going--the poor art, arbitrary Capcom cameos, overemphasis on MM2 to the exclusion of any other games in the series--were glaring weaknesses.

Also, it should've been for the Wii in addition to the and PS3. But I do think something like this can be taken back to the drawing board and given another shot at some point down the line. In the meanwhile, perhaps we can content ourselves with a Mega Man 11 announcement instead. You know it's going to happen. HeroMan, I hate to say it but SF pretty much is buried at this point. I don't believe they ever came out and said "Legends is dead", but it was still MIA for ten years and only got a third installment thanks to its cult following.

SF just doesn't have that kind of following. Would I like an SF4? Is it likely to happen? I doubt it. Holy crap I'm posting a second comment on here Sure, the game fell through. Stop kicking the poor thing and let it die quietly! And nearly everyone becomes savage idiots at the slightest provocation on here.

If anything's gonna cause the death of the Mega Man franchise, it's gonna be the part of the fanbase that can't get along for 5 goddamn minutes without all hell breaking loose on a PRC blog because they can't be pleased at all.

Now I kinda wish I'd never gained interest in the damn franchise HeroManX - Man, you really need to face the music. Star Force is done.

Star Force 3 was meant to end the series, and it did. Pretty much everyone got their happy ending. Look, I really like Star Force. I'm sad to see it go too. But you need to accept the obvious: it's over. The so-called "concept-art" of a Mega Man reboot is just fan-art, I've seen it elsewhere before. See a lot of negative, but for me considering a fun of MM hope they continue the MMU think of it a lot ways to play the game a playable RYU may be nxt time BN character or Legends or other capcom franchise, think off it!

Oh well, at least we're not losing anything that we havent already seen. Ash But Capcom never said anything about SF3 the last in the series, so it's not over yett. I bet that if the game was called something like "Capcom All-Stars" MM, Ryu and Arthur being the first characters revealed and had the same appearance and gameplay, not so many people would complain about it.

A Capcom only crossover in Mega Man platform style. What was the last time it happened? It didn't. Capcom Card Fighters series. Bass: Proto Man, what the scouter says about this post's comment level? Bass: WHAT!? Not bad. But why? Bass: WHAT!!!!! I wanted to blast everything on it! Bass: Doh. It's obvious. Look at the story.

Everyone had closure, everyone. Theres no need for another. And, again, sales sucked. Give it up, man. It's over. So who knows? We'll get a SF4 someday. HeroManX - I'm starting to think you're just trolling at this point. You might actually like Star Force, and I do too, but you can't possibly be naive or stupid enough to think a Star Force 4 is ever coming or that Star Force 3 wasn't the end just because Capcom said it wasn't.

I just don't believe you could possibly be that naive. Then again, maybe I'm just giving you too much credit. I don't know you, after all. Maybe several years later like Mega Man 9 and Legends 3, or a new series years in the future? Yeah, I would say a sequel series to Star Force is more likely Or a sequel that stars Patch.

I'm disgusted by all the Mega Man "fans" here that are happy a new game was canceled. Yes, believe it or not, not everyone has a raging boner for the Legends series. Especially if there's a large focus of customization. I'm especially saddened seeing Inafune so enthusiastically yell out "Your world! I am seriously starting to regret being associated with this fanbase. It's only a matter of time before it gets as bad as the Sonic fanbase Although it didn't look too good of a game to me, I'm kinda shocked they cancelled it.

I mean, they had big plans, getting rights to use Getcha Pin and possibly other characters. I just hope this is some elaborate April Fools joke.

Clown Prince of Crime Fans aren't allowed to say a game looks bad "because it's Megaman" then? That's a naive viewpoint to take. I laughed my socks off Clown Princes of Crime Well stated. Well stated. You also acquire special adaptors for Rush, such as Coil for jouncing, Jet for flying, and Submarine for swimming. Items to be won in battle cover the basics: life refills, Energy Tanks, weapon power pills, and 1-ups.

Defeat Dr. W's recycled tin menaces and his fortified flying time-warp fortress is your final destination. Wily's latest construction is maximum Megamania, but unfortunately it's only one level. The Doc himself pilots three odd-but-deadly airborne gizmos. As always, the graphics are pixel-perfect, the music's easy listening, and the gameplay's greater than great. A black-and-white must-buy? That depends solely on you! If you're a Mega Man game monger, you may want to pass this one up simply because you'll probably whip through the familiar territory in no time.

But if you're a Blue Bomber inductee, consider his Game Boy sequel a good to-go titanium hazing. The original MegaMan has been a long-running hit on the Nintendo. As a matter of fact, it's still one of the top-selling games. It's no surprise then that MegaMan 2 should also jump quickly to the top of the best-seller list, what with every fan of the original eager to begin a new adventure.

But can MegaMan 2 live up to its predecessor's reputation? Or does this new entry fall prey to sequelitis? MegaMan lovers relax! I'm happy to report that although MegaMan 2 isn't quite as extravagant as the original, it's an excellent addition to your gamer's library. In the following article and maps, we'll give you a complete look at the first levels of MegaMan 2 and provide you with tips to help you past difficult areas in the game.

For that reason, if you already own MegaMan 2, we suggest you put off reading this article until you've had a chance to play. If you read on, many surprises may be spoiled for you. However, you may, if you haven't yet purchased the game, feel free to use this article as an extended review to help you decide whether MegaMan 2 interests you.

MegaMan 2 is actually divided into two parts. This article will cover only the first six levels of the game, with the rest of the game being presented next month.

In this month's portion of the game, you must defeat six of Dr. Each of these "bosses" has his own level, and you may choose to defeat them in any order you like. Keep in mind, though, that whenever you defeat one of the bosses, you gain control of his weapon. These weapons may be used in other levels, many of them giving you an advantage in certain situations. Therefore, it's wise to complete some levels before others.

These devices - the levitation platform, the jet sled and the elevator - will come in handy on some of the other levels. Without them, there are many prizes you won't be able to get, and, depending on your skill, perhaps even areas you won't be able to navigate. Even though you may defeat the bosses in any order you like, it's best to discover which weapons and items will serve you best at which levels.

When you defeat an enemy, he sometimes will drop a life-energy capsule, a weapon-energy capsule or a 1-Up. Except for the 1-Up, you'll find that you'll get many more energy capsules than you need. For this reason, there's no excuse for losing a life by running out of energy. When your energy is low, find a place with many easy-to-beat creatures and blast away, scooping up the energy capsules as they appear. There are few places in MegaMan 2 where you will have trouble getting energy when you need it.

The same holds true for your weapons. All of the special weapons the ones you receive by beating bosses will eat up energy as you use them. Keep your weapons fully charged and ready to use. When a particular weapon starts running down, switch to your regular weapon and do some fighting. You'll find that the weapon-energy capsules are plentiful, indeed.

If you keep an eye on your energy levels, about the only way you can lose a life is by falling off a platform or touching something deadly like energy beams or mines. By signing up, you agree to the our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy. Despite cancellation of Mega Man Legends 3, publisher reiterates passion for fan-favorite franchises, promises "top men" working on the Blue Bomber's future.

Osaka game company cans Xbox and PlayStation downloadable game; axed for "various" uncited reasons. Total production time for big titles could be halved in attempt to double output from major franchises. Enjoy, everyone! Though I'd let you all know -- new Mega Man game is up.

Hey everyone. I'm glad so many people have enjoyed this game over the years. So if you liked Megaman 3D, give that one a try. This is an alright 3D Mega Man game, but it could be better. The control sheme was awkward and there was no explanation in-game but to press F1.