Mega Man Legends (1997)
Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Shooter
Themes:Action, Science fiction
Game modes:Single player
Story:THE BLUE BOMBER BLASTS INTO A WHOLE NEW DIMENSION
Mega Man blasts his way into the third dimension in an amazing new adventure. Mega Man Legends combines the best of classic Mega Man action with enormous bosses, a riveting storyline and all the depth of the hottest RPG.
Explore vast 3-D worlds in your quest to find the treasure of all treasures, the Mother Lode. You'll love the new 3-D graphics, deadly weapons and non-stop action... unless of course, you're a boss.
* Awesome Weapons!
* Diabolical Bosses!
* Legendary Gameplay!
* Non-Stop 3-D Action!Show more
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Megaman Legends it's a classic fresh paint on the Megaman series, full 3D gameplay and a cartoony and expressive cast of characters, you can adventure yourself in the inter-connected dungeon ruin throught the whole Kattelox island to explore as you get more equipment to advance throught it.
Legends 1 and 2 deserve to be on every fan "digital game shelf" to be remembered forever.
I remember reading and re-reading the previews for this game and finally getting it for my birthday in middle school. Played through dozens of times. An all-time great!
A great adventure game that deserves to be more accessible and played by as many people as possible. Megaman Legends did a ton of groundbreaking things in the 3D adventure action space, predating even the likes of Ocarina of Time! With a memorable visual style and a growing demand in gaming communities for more Megaman Legends, It's time to finally give this game a modern port to computers.
The Blue Bomber does not get the love he deserves. This game, as well as it's sequel, should be made more available to those who support him. I very much loved the introduction of the Bonne family and enjoyed the developing story of who Megaman really is, and how Roll has such an interesting history as well. Finally, an unpopular opinion of mine is that I think servbots are so freaking cool!
Whole series needs to be available!!
Megaman in general has a special place in my heart and legends series specially since were the first games i was able to beat on my own as a kid.
countless afternoons spend on this games and the other from the series would be a blast if everyone is able to get them forever.
I was already familiar with the franchise, but it was Mega Man Legends that properly introduced me to the series.
The aesthetics in this game sold me. I remember falling in love with the low poly graphics and the pixel art textures, and the cozy feeling you get everytime you go to town.
The game was really tough, but I couldn't help but come back and try to get to the end, and it was 100% worth it.
The best Mega Man I know deserves another chance. I believe GOG can make it happen.
Experienced the original Mega Man Legends right after seeing my brother play legends 2 for a while and... it was quite a short experience since both my brothers didn't specially like the game and where hungry... so they returned the game for a pizza! Anyways, years after that I was able to play the game (After beating Legends 2 though) and experience it to its fullest, loved the style, the characters, the story, not so much the gameplay as I obviously felt it was inferior to Legends 2, but its still an amazing game! I'm hoping both games get ported to PC or any modern system.
Truly the best PS1 Artstyle. I love the expressions and the LEGOMEN. Hippopotmus is a great protagnist and needs all the love. Great game with a bit of Clunk and did have a PC port in the past.
This is the game that sparked my interest in game development.
It eventually led to me going to college to become a game dev.
It think it also sparked my interest in blond tomboys with green eyes.
Which eventually led to me meeting the woman of my dreams (and nightmares) in college.
It has been a curse upon my life.
But that doesn't stop it from being a worthwhile and interesting game filled with lovable characters, fun environments, and a cool story.
The anime style storytelling while using the in engine assets of the game itself, even the face animations are done in engine, I love those games. Also the unforgettable characters and voices.
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