Post by Hucklebubba on Aug 25, 2006 21:12:51 GMT -5
Mega Man X broke ground. X2 stumbled a bit. X4 marked the first time that Zero was truly playable to an honest-to-goodness degree. X5 featured Guns n' Roses-themed bosses, and introduced the arguably-excessive ranking and upgrade parts systems that would carry over into the mega-hard X6.
I know almost nothing about seven and eight, save for brief exposure to the latter, and a couple of not-so-favorable reviews.
I do know, however, that in firm defiance of Brett Ratners the world over, X3 takes my personal cake. It took everything that was good about X, threw in a quasi-playable (and freaking awesome) Zero, and sealed the deal with the best music in the X series (music is important to me).
Apparently, the Grand Council of Floaty Hooded People Who Make Things Expensive agrees with my analysis, as purchase of an X3 cart--assuming you can even find one--will require that you sell your loved ones into slavery.
I know almost nothing about seven and eight, save for brief exposure to the latter, and a couple of not-so-favorable reviews.
I do know, however, that in firm defiance of Brett Ratners the world over, X3 takes my personal cake. It took everything that was good about X, threw in a quasi-playable (and freaking awesome) Zero, and sealed the deal with the best music in the X series (music is important to me).
Apparently, the Grand Council of Floaty Hooded People Who Make Things Expensive agrees with my analysis, as purchase of an X3 cart--assuming you can even find one--will require that you sell your loved ones into slavery.
-Choke-
