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MagmaDragoonMega Man X is hands down the best Mega Man game ever made. Maybe even one of the best games. (Chrono Trigger will forever hold that spot.) Nothing has or will ever be able to match it. Amazing level design and bosses. Useful weapons and well hidden collectibles. Literally hadoken. It's really cool when what you do in other levels effects the others. And the music is amazing. There isn't a thing wrong with this game.Mega Man X is an incredible game! It has great stages, a absolutely rocking soundtrack, a great armor set, fun bosses, a great story, great collectibles, and amazing weapons (Mega Man X doesn't have a single bad weapon in the game). It also has a great maverick line up and it only has two bad mavericks in it (Which are Sting Chameleon and Flame Mammoth). To me, Mega Man X is an incredible game and it's my third favorite Mega Man game and it's one of my favorite games of all time. The only two Mega Man games that beat it is Mega Man 3 and Mega Man Zero 2.
My Story [1993 – FLAC]
HarpuiaMega Man X's soundtrack is incredible! The whole soundtrack is great and I always look forward to hearing it when I play the game. As for the game, it's as amazing as I remembered it. The stages are fun, The weapons are great, The bosses are fun, and the armor upgrades are amazing! Besides the head parts because I don't see any use for them. The difficulty is in the middle range and Nothing in this game gave me any trouble besides the spider boss. My one problem with the game is that the story never tells the players about Sigma or why he went maverick. The only time Sigma is brought up is when they're talking about his fortress. (And yes I know Maverick Hunter X and X4 Explains why Sigma went maverick). Overall, Mega Man X is one of the best games I've ever played and the absolute best X game there is.Soundtrack: 9.5/10.Game: 9.5/10.I agree that this game is one of the best in the X series. My favorite songs, (and gosh I have a lot of them) are Boomer Kuwanger, Flame Mammoth, Armored Armadillo, Stage Select 2, Launch Octopus, Title, Sting Chameleon, and Sigma Stage 2.
Mega Man X's soundtrack is incredible! The whole soundtrack is great and I always look forward to hearing it when I play the game. As for the game, it's as amazing as I remembered it. The stages are fun, The weapons are great, The bosses are fun, and the armor upgrades are amazing! Besides the head parts because I don't see any use for them. The difficulty is in the middle range and Nothing in this game gave me any trouble besides the spider boss. My one problem with the game is that the story never tells the players about Sigma or why he went maverick. The only time Sigma is brought up is when they're talking about his fortress. (And yes I know Maverick Hunter X and X4 Explains why Sigma went maverick). Overall, Mega Man X is one of the best games I've ever played and the absolute best X game there is.Soundtrack: 9.5/10.Game: 9.5/10. 2ff7e9595c
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