I was going to add to my figure collection when I heard there were Mega Man Mystery Boxes being produced. When I was a kid I was obsessed with Mega Man, though I only rented the third game, purchased four games (traded in Mega Man 8, Mega Man Network that may have been lost/stolen, Red Sun which is still in my collection, and a V-Con of Mega Man I.), and watched the Ruby Spears cartoon all the time. It was still planned about half a week in, but then I decided not to get one: one of those boxes cost about $12 plus shipping & handling since I was planning on getting it online, and there are only three figures I would like to get from the series. I figured it wasn't worth that much for a three inch figure with a low chance of getting what I want. So I decided to put $10 on my eShop funds and bought three Mega Man games for my 3DS.
As far as everything else gaming is concern I've beaten Metroid Fusion again but legitimately this time (Did it with a code enhancer but deleted that game.), found the water chip in Fallout, and decided to give Awesomenauts a chance later this week. For the next review I need to test some things before making it a thing. Till next time.
I still have the first Mega Man Gameboy game cartridge. I think I played that more than console Mega Man because I loved that it was portable. I was personally obsessed with Mega Man 2 on NES when it came out, but I was still very young at the time and just remember the music and colors.
I think I came to being a Mega Man fan when I rented III. It just struck my fancy. Again before the V-Cons I just purchased I had three, one traded in and another lost/stolen. I got the GB ones because the Gameboy was my favorite Nintendo system and I missed out on a lot.
I picked up the Mega Man Anniversary Collection for Xbox only a couple weeks ago. I'm curious about the Mega Man X games and wonder if they're collected anywhere.
I'm curious about the Mega Man Xtreme GBC games. I found out about them when another student from my high school told me about Xtreme 2. He actually told me to skip the first one because it didn't have Zero in it.
The Mega Man X games did have a bundle released on PS2 and Gamecube. THe GC version costs more and I think is considered the better release between them. The Music and controls are off with the PS2 version. It might be cheaper to pick them up on the Wiiu virutal console than trying to score a copy of the game with case and manual.
There is also a Megaman collection coming out for PC, PS4, XB1, and 3ds with the first 6 games.
You can get most of the Playstation 1 versions of Mega Man on the Playstation network on a PS3 as well. Im sure I missed some thing.
There are also the Zero games. I have heard are good and explain his origins more too.
Cool. Sounds like they're not hard to get.
I loved renting 7, X, and X2 and watching the cartoon when I was little.
When I had a job I rented out the X games after 4. I skiped X7 and went to X8. Also Tried out Mission Command and MMN: Transmission on rental. I'd give Transmission another try when I find it.
i'm a huge fan of Mega Man, too. I think I have better memories playing those over Mario titles. Mega Man Mystery Boxes? What's that?
My memories of Mega Man and Mario were soon overshadowed with Pokemon when Generation 2 came out.
I'm talking about this blind bag (box in this case) series that Kidrobot is doing. Link can be found here.
I also used to be Mega Man obsessed, only that in my case it was around the 6th gen, with the Mega Man Collection on the Xbox helping quite a lot. I do want to track another copy of that one since my original got damaged, but I do also want to get the newest collection and support the series so that Capcom can re-release the other ones.