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Not quite the game I was expecting, but that is not a bad thing. The battle system has random encounters, that are action based, but you can stop them to choose different attacks. I am only early into it at the moment, so I can't get into too much more detail. I am enjoying it and look forward to seeing how the story unfolds.
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Mega Man Battle Network started off just about as patchy as a series can: hilariously bad translations, stiff graphics and mostly uninspired music. Under all of that, however, was a solid game with fun and engrossing mechanics that needed a little more polish to be great. The second entry in the series really brushed up the translations, improved navigating the world, and upgraded the mechanics just enough for players to feel like they were treated to a real sequel. And then came Battle Network 3. Entire systems were thrown out and replaced with better, more fun ideas. Blue and pink chips were added in to make it easier to keep track of how many powerful chips you could put into your folder, and the navi customizer opened up a new realm of strategy and customization. The story is bigger and longer, and the amount of postgame content is nothing short of legendary. Sure, the game has some momengs where the gameplay drags on - PlantMan and FlameMan especially, but otherwise, the amount of polish put into the game's mechanics, the improved and engrossing story, and the sheer amount of content more than make up for it. In the three games that followed, none truly made the leaps and bounds improvements that this game made. It is widely considered the best in the series, and that's simply because it truly is.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Battle Network 3 has a great selection of chips, introduces the NaviCust, balances folders with reg and gigachips, allows you to custom order chips, and features a lot of new and challenging bosses. The postgame is very extensive and challenging as well. So much content for a gba title, it's crazy. Best action rpg/strategy game for the gba. 10/10
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
This game is the best out of the Megaman series. Playing the game is easy especially with the tutorial that they give in the beginning of the game. Although if you do start the game all over and you already know how to play it gets annoying. The storyline is pretty straightfoward but there is still some little suspense. There are parts where problem solving is required. Also another good thing is the fact that after you beat the final boss, Alpha, there are side quests you are supposed to fulfill so the game extends even more. So if you like Megaman then this game is for you, many consider this the best game out of the whole series and they are right about that.
Best Game I have ever owned (3 times, lost both) game always has replayable qualities, and a great and long story. I have always been a big fan of the series and always will be. 10/10
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