/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.4087517]

How do the MM7/8 demakes hold up?

[Anonymous No.4087519]

MUCH, MUUUUUCH superior to the originals, doesn't even compare.

[Anonymous No.4087530]

butchered music

[Anonymous No.4087531]

Wasn't a huge fan of the MM8 demake, but I didn't like MM8 to begin with.

[Anonymous No.4087538]

I find them disappointing because they aren't actual NES roms and thus aren't subject to NES limitations. It would have been interesting to see them as roms.

[Anonymous No.4087554]

>>4087538

They aren't legit NES roms? I thought that was the entire point of making them 8 bit.

[Anonymous No.4087589]

All I want is a MM 1-6 + 8-10 at same MM7 style.

Fat 7 Megaman >> Classic Megaman >>>>> Aidetic 8 Megaman

[Anonymous No.4087629]

>>4087589
Sure, if you want all the games to be as slow and cumbersome as 7.

[Anonymous No.4087653]

>>4087517

Junk Man? I think you mean HUNK Man. Yowza.

[NESfag No.4088307]

The best thing about them are the boss fights. Most feel better than in the original.

Otherwise they're good but I like the original games better.

For one thing, one of the best things about 7 and 8 are their graphical style.

Then, they're missing quite a bit of content, like entire parts of stages, or the small intro/mid stages.

The difference of scale doesn't even make MM7 stages better, because they kept the original enemy placement and design, made around the big scale. As a result some stages like Shade Man become a joke in the demake version.

One thing that pisses me off is how sometimes the tiles in the backgrounds don't fit together. That just seems lazy, the only times I can remember something like that from the originals is in Skull Man stage and it's nowhere near as bad.

>>4087554
>>4087538
They are windows games, but there is little that I think would be impossible on real system.

[Anonymous No.4088554]

>>4087519
Kill yourself

[Anonymous No.4088654]

Theyre ok but i prefer the originals.

I have never understood the hatred for Mega Man 8. It has a wonderful graphical style with lots of love put in it. Sure its gameplay might do the trendy thing at the time and mix it up with spaceship shooting/jumpnslide parts but thats what all platforners were doing back then and those parts are nice anyway.

Its not my favorite but id kill for Capcom to make a mega man game with graphics similar to it. Just remake Mega Man 2 or something.

[Anonymous No.4088726]

>>4088654
I really like 8, double jumping with the ball is fun, the only downsides are some very easy bosses, not being able to select all 8 stages from the start and megaman being able to swim is awkward

[NESfag No.4088747]

>>4088654
>double jumping with the ball

Shit, I never knew this, what else you got? This being said I only played the game 4 times.

and I just learnt that you can aim the ball if you press up too.

I just replayed the game yesterday, but I used the Japanese Saturn version. Turns out it has some slightly different enemy placement compared to the other versions, mostly more enemies in places.

Pic related, I played the NTSC-U Saturn and PS1 versions and I swear this guy wasn't here in them. Also Wily Stage 1 had many more enemies as another example.

also no gay voices was a good thing

[NESfag No.4088749]

and by not knowing about the mega ball double jump, I meant not realizing you could fire one in mid air to perform a double jump. Of course I knew you could jump on it.

[Anonymous No.4088770]

>>4088726

Yeah those are definitely the only criticisms I have myself. It's a fun game. I wouldn't call it a "must-play" but the hatred for it is unfounded in my humble opinion, especially when you consider just how terrible games like Mega Man X7 and Mega Man Soccer are.

I really think if the Mega Man fanbase wasn't so whiny, and actually bought Mega Man 8, we'd have still gotten 2D Mega Man games on console well into 6th gen.

>>4088747

Yeah the Saturn version is a solid version, arguably better but honestly doesn't really matter because they're similar and the Saturn content isn't significant. It's great that Woodman and Cutman are in, but they're pathetic boss fights and feel tacked on. The music for Tenguman's stage isn't even that much better but is frequently cited as being a reason to play the Saturn version over PS1.

>>4088749

I won't deny that my first thought was "wait really, this guy didn't know you could jump on the ball?".

As far as other unique tricks goes, I got nothing. That other anon might have more. I always wanted Duo's nemesis to appear in another game but it just never happened. People hated Mega Man 8 for whatever reason and Capcom did what Capcom does best: give up.

[Anonymous No.4088774]

>>4088654
What did you think of Mega Man & Bass? Very similar art style and it's free of gimmick stages.

[NESfag No.4088775]

>>4088770
If you want more of this Duo design, you should read the Ariga mangas Mega Man Gigamix Vol2 and 3. He appears in this pic related version as the villain, the pre-destroyed one, before becoming Duo.

[Anonymous No.4088780]

>>4088774
Not him, but I liked MM&B. Stages felt nice, the music was pretty memorable, and the GBA version's was as well. The endgame boss where you had to jump on platforms was a bit annoying, though.

[Anonymous No.4088784]

MM8 is one of the first PSX games I owned and probably my 2nd favorite 2D game on the system

Didnt care for 7 on snes when compared to the X games, it felt kind of stiff so I am open to playing the Demakes

I really love seeing threads about MM8 its the best one REEEEEEEEEEEEE

[NESfag No.4088806]

[NESfag No.4088812]

[Anonymous No.4088831]

The worst thing about original 7 and 8 is that the lemon shooting sound is completely wrong.

[Anonymous No.4088835]

>>4088770
Duo was such a useless addition though, they could have used those anime videos to flesh out already existing characters more instead of space guy who goes away at the end of the game and is never seen again.

[Anonymous No.4088843]

>>4088812
snowboard sections become really easy if you figure out the amount of time you have to wait between the JUMP voice clip playing and you pressing the button. The amount of time is always the same, if you get the timing right you can beat the sections without looking at the screen.

[Anonymous No.4088884]

>>4088843
>The amount of time is always the same

No, it's really not.

[Anonymous No.4089271]

>>4088831

You know what, I think this might be subconsciously why I dislike these games.

Can't someone just hack in the right sound effect?

[Anonymous No.4089318]

I had both megaman 7 and x carts before and now i cant find them. Kill me

[Anonymous No.4089443]

>>4088774

Somehow i missed this post. I really like the game. Fantastic, but wished it was a Playstation/saturn game instead and as a protoman fan i hate how the game opens up by chopping him in half. That is a nitpick though.

[NESfag No.4090296]

>>4089443
I love Rockman & Forte. it's very different from other classic MM games, it's got a completely different atmosphere, and a completely different way of designing enemies/level design.

The challenge the game provides is also great even though there are a couple of bullshit moments.

I think it's great as a SNES game. For one thing, it came out in 1998 so they really made the most of the SNES.

Also it seems the reason why the game even exists is that MM8 didn't sold so well on PS1/Saturn, so they wanted to make an equivalent on SNES, where the best sellers was. It seems that most of the bosses, if not all, come from the postcard submissions made for 8. I mean, in 8 they show some of those unused submissions and you can see Pirate Man and Magic Man for instance.

[NESfag No.4090301]

[Anonymous No.4092456]

>>4087589

I agree with you. MM7 is also my favorite alongside rockman & forte.

[Anonymous No.4092814]

>>4088806
>Evil Robot

you know I realize mega man is hardly the place to be looking for moral complexity but even as a kid I couldn't help but feel that was a bit dry.

[Anonymous No.4092848]

>>4087517
Played them a bit. Meh. They don't get it, too shackled to the original versions and ultimately weaker than them.

[Anonymous No.4093548]

>>4088884
Yes it is.

[Anonymous No.4093653]

>>4088884

Yes it is man. Im sorry that you dont understand this but it is

[Anonymous No.4095065]

>>4088835
You can kind of say the same thing about a lot of MegaMan characters. Most games have some new character that's only unique to that game, like Dr. Cossack, or most of the non-Sigma villains in MegaMan X. Also, you can tell they were making a push for Duo to be a main character in all the PS1-era Classic MegaMan games.