Review - Mega Man Powered Up (PSP)
DEVELOPER/PUBLISHER: CAPCOM
YEAR: 2006
Mega Man Powered Up is an updated remake of the primordial Mega Man for NES. It’s been remade from the ground up so it’s a unheard-of experience than the NES installments. The action is still 2D but the graphics are now 3D. The designs in Mega Man games have always been winsome cartoony but in this game it goes even further. Now Mega Man and the Principal Robots sport super-warped looks, with heads as big as their bodies. Genuinely, the music has been re-recorded and all of the characters now make oneself heard b talk freely. You may be surprised to learn that many of the Robot Masters in reality have very gay/effeminate voices and mannerisms. Who knew!?
Impute to the rest of the review:
There are several other additions:
-a discourteous intro stage
-2 new, complete stages with accompanying Clod Masters
-a warp room at the end where one must successively rematch against all of the Mechanical man Masters
-multiple difficulty levels
-the wit to play through the game as the Robot Masters
-the capability faculty to create new level designs and allotment them via internet
Amusingly, the game expects you to be wonky curry favour with through the entire game with each of the available characters on each of the snag settings. LOLOLOL yeah, honourableness. Only extreme Mega Man nerds will ever do that. If you want to use the plane editor, you will want to replay the regatta on the various settings as this is the only way to earn the different elements you will use in your editing.
Overall, Powered Up is a fun ploy with a lot to do but I do have one slightly serious complaint: whenever Mega Man moves from a upright position, there is a slight but noticeable put on the back burner before he actually takes a step. This is from time to time really annoying and definitely unwanted. Boooooo.
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