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14 oct. 2017
Difficult, but Satisfying!
The Mega Man X games are incredibly well done. X4, X5, and X6 are very good games like the 16-bit X1, X2, and X3, but they added too much dialogue and text that ruins the flow of the gameplay, stopping the player to tell them very obvious things like "you can grab onto the railing by jumping at it!", the player can learn that themselves, because, you know, players are not stupid.
Now, usually I would not complain about a game attempting to tell a story and do some world building, but the story and characters aren't written well... like, at all, it's kinda laughable. Which is a GREAT shame because the gameplay is very well orchestrated, the level design has great flow and real, fair challenge. A few spots could use tweaking, whether there's just a gigantic cluster of enemies that the player would rather just skip by or a platforming section that just takes too many tries to get through, the Mega Man X games are still a great achievement on the SNES and on the PlayStation 1 by Capcom.