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I'm looking forward to Mega Man Zero collection coming out this summer on DS and hope to see more compilations!! :D
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futuramaguy42 wrote:Did anyone like the Megaman Zero games? Are they as hard as the regular Megaman series?
I loved Zero and Zero 2 and want to play the later two. I would say the games are not as hard as the classic Megaman 1 & 2 (NES) but they are still quite a bit hard and harder than the vast majority of modern games.

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Keep in mind that there is less platforming in the Zeros games and more combat. So if your better at platforming they may be harder.
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MrHealthy wrote:Keep in mind that there is less platforming in the Zeros games and more combat. So if your better at platforming they may be harder.
There are some very, very nasty platforming sections in Zero (Zero 2, collecting all the Cyber-elves - although that is optional - there are 2 I vividly remember that were completely ridiculous and of course involves using the extending rod which IMO doesn't work so well).

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Ivo wrote:
MrHealthy wrote:Keep in mind that there is less platforming in the Zeros games and more combat. So if your better at platforming they may be harder.
There are some very, very nasty platforming sections in Zero (Zero 2, collecting all the Cyber-elves - although that is optional - there are 2 I vividly remember that were completely ridiculous and of course involves using the extending rod which IMO doesn't work so well).

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Mega Man Zero 3(?) was murder towards the end for platforming. There were loads of enemies all around, spikes everywhere, and awkward level design trying to force you into those spikes.
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Well yes, when there is platforming its generally brutal. But I would say there is a 2:1 ratio of straight combat to platforming. Maybe 1.5:1.
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MrHealthy wrote:Well yes, when there is platforming its generally brutal. But I would say there is a 2:1 ratio of straight combat to platforming. Maybe 1.5:1.
The platforming and combat was usually split up. It's not like the Classic Series where you had enemies attacking you while you jumped from platform to platform.
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