#Mega man x2 password screen manual#

There was more information portrayed to the player as they progressed through the game.

#Mega man x2 password screen manual#

The MMX2 manual has significantly less information than MMX1, but I’m pretty sure there was more dialogue and text in MMX2. Like many games of the era, you learn a portion of the story from the player’s manual. The story was probably what I enjoyed the most, or rather, the potential of the story. The Cx4 chip was released with MMX2 in December 1994, whereas the Super FX was first available with Star Fox released in February 1993. An interesting personal speculation was that I think Capcom wanted to use the Cx4 chip over the Super FX chip to save on costs. Which the developers were asked to use at every possible moment. It wasn’t nearly as strong as the Super FX chip, but it provided Capcom the ability to scale and rotate wire frame objects. One of the most interesting aspects about MMX2 is the use of Capcom’s Cx4 enhancement chip.

But, compared to the first Mega Man X game, I didn’t feel as though this game “stepped it up.” Don’t get me wrong, I enjoyed the game, and had quite a bit of fun with it. Long story short, as a kid we had very little information about video game releases in addition to Mom and Dad’s ability to buy me new game prevented me from owning more games in this series.Īfter completing Mega Man X2 with 100% completion, even getting Zero’s missing parts to rebuild him for the alternate cut scene, I was left a little disappointed with the game. I am a bit ashamed to admit that I have only ever beaten the first Mega Man X, and only played bits and pieces of a few others in the series. Mega Man X is one of all time favorite games and franchises, so naturally I was excited to take a stab at Mega Man X2. Recently he finished Mega Man X2, and here are his thoughts.

To kick it off, here is one from the owner of Replay Games, Cassidy Schnase.

Starting another series of posts that we want to grow with Replay Games are people posting their reviews and thoughts on games they have been playing.