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There are bosses with tiny, tiny hitboxes. There are these mosquito robots that block your shots and make dash jumping difficult, all while hovering just outside of range. Mega Man X6 has so many annoying enemies, itвЂ™s like returning to my high school days. They must view pester enemies as peak design. Whoever is responsible for the enemy designs must love bats. TheyвЂ™re pester enemies that are meant to slow you down, but not necessarily cause a lot of damage. How do you feel about video game bats? Those bite-sized bastards have been harassing players for years, and thatвЂ™s the purpose they fill. What a mega mess! (Image source: ) A VERITABLE AVALANCHE The good points of those games are still here, itвЂ™s just this time around theyвЂ™re all buried in crap. Gameplay itself is generally the same as the other X games, so you charge your buster, dash jump, and wall hump to climb. You also gain XP in the form of вЂњDNAвЂќ which allows you to level up and equip more of the power-ups. While this process was somewhat mystifying in Mega Man X5, here itвЂ™s rather straightforward. Each level has a certain number of reploids you need to rescue, and helping them sometimes nets you a special power-up. The biggest new addition is the redesign of the power up system and the greater emphasis on rescuing reploids. Sometimes, itвЂ™s just that there are blocks that otherwise wouldnвЂ™t be there. YouвЂ™re given the standard list of eight mavericks, but sometimes their levels are highlighted red, which means that theyвЂ™re currently under the influence of the nightmare and something has changed on them. The nightmares tie into the game in a pretty weird way. Then thereвЂ™s this other scientist who says he wants to study the nightmare and recruits eight reploids to help him, but the reploids are, like, already dead? So theyвЂ™re possibly already part of nightmare. So thereвЂ™s this scientist who is trying to either study, control, or maybe he created the nightmares? I donвЂ™t know. Hey, speaking of which, do you think heвЂ™s really dead this time? Go on, guess!ДЄnyway, thereвЂ™s this scientist dude who is tryingвЂ¦ Woah, okay, this is a bit of a mess. ItвЂ™s a lot more interesting than just Sigma again. I may make the plot sound really stupid, and it is, but the idea of an omnipresent nightmare floating around and causing strange phenomenon is pretty cool. It might be a virus, but then, isnвЂ™t that what was going on in the last game? Anyways, ZeroвЂ™s dead, but he was rebuilt before, so what does death even mean in this series? Anyways, thereвЂ™s this strange nightmareвЂ¦ thing going on that bends reality somehow. So, itвЂ™s been, like, three weeks since Sigma last wreaked havoc on the world a timeline I donвЂ™t quite buy for a number of story reasons, but whatever. Vvvvworp! (Image Source: ) BUILD UPON THE RUINS So, maybe with a new producer (but the same director), this one will fix the mistakes made in its predecessor. However, Capcom decided to keep on trucking, and we soon got an X6. It was also supposed to be the last game in the series, according to producer Keiji Inafune. I didnвЂ™t really enjoy it, but IвЂ™ve played worse.

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IвЂ™d almost rather be playing the Army Men series again. Considering I count Mega Man X as one of my favourite games of forever, itвЂ™s sad to suddenly feel like IвЂ™m slogging through, just trying to reach the end. Each game is just slightly worse than the last, and with X5, that decline seems to have picked up speed. Get an inside look at WJCT Public Media! Each Sunday you will receive an email featuring what programs are coming up, featured news stories and upcoming events.From my perspective, the Mega Man X series has been in constant decline since the launch of the first game. Remain in-the-know about live concerts at the WJCT Soundstage, virtual Listen & Learns, family events and so much more. Sign up to receive the latest updates on WJCT Public Media events delivered right to your inbox.

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