You'd be better off turning down the volume and listen to this instead. Capcom was also too lazy to provide English dubbing, so all Westerners get is melodramatic Japanese voice acting. Poor translation brings about confused players, and I was one of them. More times than not, it seems that the characters talk far too cryptically, as though they know a lot more about what's going on than we do. It may not be very likely that you would know the basic plotline if you did not read the manual or this kindly review the in-game dialogue is just that bad. So you have to go and take down eight Mavericks while investigating the existence of these Nightmares. Be sure to unlock the guy as soon as possible. at least not at the beginning of the game. Zero, the other protagonist in the X saga, was defiled heavily (see also: basically destroyed) in the previous game, and thus he does not appear. It seems that Nightmare viruses are causing corruption throughout the land, and only our great hero, the Maverick Hunter Mega Man X, can set out to see exactly what's going on. So when I decided to play through Mega Man X6 for the first time, I was a little giddy and excited, because it was a new Mega Man title. As a whole, the Mega Man series has been good to me. Of course, the Mega Man Legends and Mega Man Battle Network series also sweetened the pot. Those were such happy days! And I also remember my first taste of the X series on SNES, and good things came from that experience as well. I remember playing the old Mega Man titles on my NES back when I was still in the single-digit age bracket. In fact, I think it is a safe assumption that it is my favourite of all video game series out there.

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