Another aspect of the game that has been improved is the sheer size. ML2 brings twice the enemies, and a world-map twice the size of the previous game. While the game's engine is certainly able, the camera is still high-maintenance, requiring you to manually adjust it at almost every turn.
This helps avoid autocamera troubles they just never seem to work right , but it's still a bit of a chore. However, I liked the original Legends, and these improvements are enough to bring me back. As one of the biggest skeptics when Mega Man went 3D, I found enough gripes about the first Legends to keep me from getting as absorbed in it as I did with the old NES games. The sequel, though, is actually a fun little game with a lot of improvements in gameplay and appearance.
By adding analog support, tweaking the homing system, enabling movement while firing, and fixing some of the camera issues notice I didn't say all , Capcom has really refined this branch of the popular series. Storywise, it pretty much flows from the first Legends with the same characters and plot, so if you liked the original, you'll surely enjoy this game. Sure, it might sound a bit blasphemous, but I believe the Legends series is the best thing to happen to Mega Man in years.
Then, when you really need one, they'll be gone. Let me tell you a little secret: with a little practice, you can beat every creature and boss in the first half of the game without resorting to the use of the "E" capsules. Wily's fortress is where the "E" capsules will serve you best, so save up as many of them as you can.
You'll be glad you did. Most of the creatures in MegaMan 2 are easy to defeat at least, that's true in the first half of the game; Dr. Wily's fortress, on the other hand, has some particularly nasty foes lying in wait for you. They are the most dangerous when you're jumping between platforms. Frequently, that's when they'll attack, causing you to fall from the platform and lose a life. Hints for defeating those creatures can be found on the following maps, in the locations where they appear in the game.
But remember: first try to defeat them on your own. That's part of the fun. There's not much else to say about the first levels of MegaMan 2 except, of course, what's marked on the maps that follow. It's a simple game, requiring few tricks. With a couple of exceptions, most of the scenes in the first half of the game are straight arcade action. The real puzzles and challenges begin when you've defeated the eight bosses and are ready to take on Dr.
Wily's fortress. Mega Man 2 begins right where the original left off, with that crafty old Dr. Wily back again with a whole new set of super-human enemies! The rules remain essentially the same as Mega Man faces eight new Boss characters in eight new worlds of adventure and excitement. Mega Man must stand up against evil villains like the ruthless Heatman who launches fireballs and Bubbleman who attacks underwater!
Defeat the alien Super Bosses and capture their super-weapons to enhance your fighting abilities! Make it past the guardians and you'll find yourself in the skull cave; home to the evil Dr.
Find your way through the Wily's underground palace and you'll be face to face with the Mad Doc himself for one of the most explosive video game battles ever!
Mega Man 2 is packed with 8 different levels of challenge and excitement. One of the most difficult rounds is the Woodman level, populated by all kinds of strange forest creatures and a very powerful Boss at the end of the level.
Timing is crucial throughout this round, and mastering the "jump and shoot" technique is vital to beating the bad guys. When you are in the round select mode, press both the 'A' and 'B' buttons simultaneously while pushing the pad in the direction of the Boss you would like to fight. When the Boss is introduced he will be surrounding by chicks flying through the stars! The forest is filled with many dangers.
Arm yourself with the other Power-Ups before you enter the woods. These deadly opponents use chains of fire to attack Mega. Jump and fire shots or store up heat power. Remember, timing is important! Stay above the platforms that the Gorillas climb on and keep moving - sometimes you can avoid their attacks.
If one of the monkeys does happen to lunge at Mega, it will jump through the air and try to land on top of you. If you see one of the apes start to Jump, reverse your course or seek a better position from which to retaliate. Walk back and fire repeatedly as the gorillas draw near. Use the Mega Man 2 Passcode screen to warp to the highest levels of the game with all of the weapon Power-Ups you've stored up. To conquer Woodman, timing is very important. You must jump his leaf attack which will block your shots , and come back firing the 'Air' weapon to Intercept him as he jumps.
You must do this while deadly leaves constantly float down. Mega Man is back with a vengeance! That monster-bashing super hero is ready for another action packed adventure against some of the most devious creatures the Nintendo has ever cooked up!
Guide Mega across a variety of landscapes, including underwater scenes against some awesome opponents! Mega Man 2 has all of the great graphics and solid play action from the original in an all new adventure bristling with excitement.
In the tradition of the ever popular MegaMan the evil Dr. Wily returns once again, with even more sinister robots to mount his attack. But MegaMan has also grown in power and ability, and so the battle is joined. Each of the eight empires is ruled by a different super robot. You must defeat each enemy on his own turf, building up weapons as you go. Only after all are destroyed will you go head to head with the mastermind himself, the evil Dr.
Civilization relies on your skill and courage. MegaMan will stand tall in the end! Browse games Game Portals. Mega Man 2. Install Game. Click the "Install Game" button to initiate the file download and get compact download launcher. Could you explain the problem in more detail? Renhoek Wrote: if I could make a suggestion it would be to add an example shield weapon that can block projectiles since almost every mega man game's had a shield in some form or another.
That's a pretty good idea, thanks. I'll make sure to add some kind of shield weapon in the next version! Renhoek Wrote: also after doing a bit of messing around, you didn't really showcase that the engine was cable of vertical scrolling, I'd suggest doing it where you encounter the big eye since you start at the highest point of the room in the conveyor belt section.
Vertical scrolling was not showcased as the 8-bit games did not have it. The fact that it works actually surprises me, as I've never tested it out, but it's good to know, so thanks for mentioning! I used the GM 8. That's probably it, then. Someone else tested that for me as well and encountered numerous issues, which are most likely being caused by the fact that this engine is not made to be compatible with GM 8.
If you really want to use this engine, the Standard version which can do everything you want of Game Maker Studio is free, and the engine is fully compatible with that version of Studio. My computer isn't compadable with Studio. Thanks but I'll stick with Blyka's engine.
Taking a look at the engine, it seems very robust and quite extendable. Works fine there! This post was last modified: , AM by Thoron. Version 1. Great job Wrecking! Could we also contribute features to this engine as well? On my build, I have Bladers and Tellies working, a dedicated slide button, and floating damage numbers like Super Fighting Robot.
I realized i had left my Sprites Inc. Glad i'm not late to the fun! Users browsing this thread: 1 Guest s. Website Find. Programming a thing, ba da baa, programming a thing, ba da baa
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