MEGA MAN BATTLE NETWORK LEGACY COLLECTION VOL. 2 Free Download

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MEGA MAN BATTLE NETWORK LEGACY COLLECTION VOL. 2 Free Download Repacklab Unfortunately, this collection kicks off with Mega Man Battle Network 4: Red Sun and Blue Moon, the start of the “Good and Evil” trilogy (not an official name). Lan has finally graduated to the sixth grade. For worse, not better, the fourth entry pushes the series in a new, purportedly more mature direction. The problem is less the theme and more the writers’ failure to incorporate it into the plot except as part of the villain’s motivation. The villain likes evil, and his version involves various levels of destroying the world. The threat in Mega Man Battle Network 4 comes from the one place uncorrupted by capitalism: space. REPACKLAB.COM SEXY GAMES

An object from beyond our galaxy threatens the net and the entire planet. Lan comes into possession of the One Ring Dark Chip, which he is told not to use lest he be lured to the dark side of the Force. It’s obvious where the writers turned to for inspiration. Though the good-and-evil theme doesn’t manifest much in the plot, implementing the dark chips in battle is a perfect example of connecting a game’s themes to gameplay. The dark chips are exponentially more potent than Lan’s run-of-the-mill chips used to program Mega Man in battle.

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But using dark chips comes at a cost Mega Man permanently loses 1 HP each time he resorts to using one, so you have to weigh how much you’re willing to sacrifice. However, there’s no reciprocal effect in the story whether or not you use them. The difficulty ramps up to the point where it’s difficult, if not impossible, not to dip in the dark side at a few points, so the game assumes your capitulation at some point to show how eeeevil you are. Beyond good and evil, Lan is more preoccupied with becoming the LeBron James of NetBattling, devoting himself more to entering and conquering every single tournament than to thwart the villain. CLOUDPUNK

Lan’s obsession with winning makes paints the cheery youngster at his most unlikable in the series. Mega Man Battle Network 4 is easily the most skippable entry. Mega Man Battle Network 5: Team Protoman and Team Colonel is a return to form, maintaining almost everything from the fourth game but making it worlds better as if the previous edition never even happened. While it continues the microchip-thin good-and-evil plot, it also delves into the past of Lan’s family, the Hikaris, and the origins of the net. It provides the most emotional substance the series has as Lan learns about his grandfather’s work and why the Hikaris’ house has a doghouse but no dog.

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There’s also a minigame that’s so integral to the gameplay that it’s more than a minigame: liberation missions. Due to this being the second collection, you’re assumedly familiar with the previous one and its contents, so we can forego the initial premises. Unlike Legacy Collection Vol. 1, where only the third game had two versions, each of the three titles in Legacy Collection Vol. 2 also has two versions. Naturally, I only played through one of each, so I can’t account for my times in all six games. Firstly, Mega Man Battle Network Vol. 4, Red Sun and Blue Moon (which I played) Closer UNCENSORED

are probably the strangest games across both Collections, and that’s primarily because of their narrative structure and method of progress. To elaborate, protagonist Lan Hikari and his NetNavi Mega Man enter tournaments facing different matches throughout each of your playthroughs, which is pretty wildly different than what came before and even what arrived afterward. Plus, even select story segments change. So as you can likely infer, you have to do multiple playthroughs to see everything this entry offers and then double if you intend to complete both versions, Blue Moon and Red Sun.

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Unlike Volume 1, each of the games in Volume 2 actually feature two versions, being the reason that this one is either three or six games, depending on how you look at it. Battle Network 4 Blue Moon and Red Sun are the follow up games to the ending of Volume 1, and they have a LOT going on story wise. Unfortunately, this collection does miss out on Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge, which is a bridge about finding Bass, but that’s okay it’s not a big takeaway from the series as a whole. Battle Network 4 gets rid of the style changes implemented previously, instead adding double soul.

This is the ability to use certain chips to combine Mega Man with the soul of another navi for additional abilities. Outside of that, the fourth game in the series is pretty similar to the others and feels like a natural progression. That said, it didn’t need the fear of a comet hitting earth to add to everything else in the story. Mega Man Battle Network 5 Team Protoman and Team Colonel follows the same premise. It plays similarly to the previous games and continues with double souls. One new section added is a grid based semi (but not really at all it’s just hard to describe as anything else) RTS gameplay segment. Clone Drone in the Danger Zone

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