Mega Man 4
Game » consists of 17 releases. Released Dec 06, 1991
When Dr. Light receives a threat from another rogue scientist, it's up to Mega Man (now with the ability to charge his shots into powerful blasts) to put a stop to Dr. Cossack's plans in the fourth installment of the Mega Man series.
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A downgrade after the previous Mega Man games 0
The main concept that Mega Man 4 had was to introduce us to the chraged Mega Buster. What was a great idea and later would become one of my main positives for a Mega Man game, but in their first try it made the game slow, and took too long for you to charge it. After Capcom perfecting the formula with Mega Man 3, in my opinion. And Mega Man 2 being a big step up from the original, and having amazing presentation/soundtrack. You cannot feel anything other then a bit disappointed in the 4th game o...
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We will Rock You 0
When you’ve got a story that’s in need of an evil villain, its good (and a bit racist) to know that you can always turn to the Russians. Whether it’s evil athletes, evil soldiers, evil terrorists or just evil women in leather, it seems like the former is the epicenter for all that is antagonistic. Or at least as long as the film was not made in . Forget about Ronald Reagan, it was Rocky Balboa that won the Cold War for when he fended off the threat of the mountainous Ivan Drago. While the Sovi...
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Mega Man knows no bounds. 0
The fourth Mega Man still released for the NES/Famicon is once again one step forward in technical terms from the previous three. It’s both its best and its worst. After a trilogy of successful titles it was bound to show some wear and tear of the overall gameplay mechanics. Again, the additions are rarer and rarer as time goes by and the gameplay reaches a level of perfection that defies even the original Nintendo’s lifespan logic.By the time this game hit shelves, in December 1991...
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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