Fortunately, the single-use combat Battle Chips aren’t particularly useful otherwise their placement on the buttons would be utterly crippling. Grabbing ladders is frustratingly flaky if you’re moving at all, touching ceilings may randomly halt your forward momentum, and you can’t release charged shots for a fraction of a second after being hit (if you release the button, you just lose your charge). It gets the job done, but even once you’re accustomed to the uncomfortable WonderSwan controls, there are still some issues. If you obtained the game secondhand and there’s a yellow and/or green star by the second option (Continue) on the title screen, somebody has already completed the game for you. The developers generously offer no indication of which files have been cleared, but if you remember which file has your clear-game save, you can just continue it to restart the game with all your old chips and Styles. You’ll need to play their branches at least once to obtain everything. Additionally, the Styles are linked to particular bosses. You’ll need to wait until you complete the game at least once and replay it. I see an item but I can’t get to it, what gives?.If you die, the indicator is usually back in an operational range when you restart. The indicator may vary throughout a stage, or seemingly at random. At 0 units, you don’t even have access to your Battle Chips.
When it’s at 1 unit, you can use equipped chips, but can’t contact Lan to change chips or Styles. See the Lan indicator in the upper right? When it’s at 3 or 2 units, everything will work fine. (A couple of the other Battle Network games made use of this in minor ways, but here it is a full-fledged game mechanic.)
The weaker the connection, the less aid you can get from him. The game has a meter indicating your connection to Lan.You can’t choose or otherwise customize what combination of Style/Element you get they are predetermined. You gain Style Changes, but they really behave more like the armors from the first Battle Network game.The sequence appears to be: Elec -> Aqua -> Fire -> Elec. Making a break from all of the other Battle Network games, this game seems to have only three elements instead of the usual four.Unlike Network Transmission, you have 9 lives per stage, every stage, without having to pick up Backup items first.Also, the game has a New Game + mechanic to allow you to replay the game multiple times exploring alternate paths and gaining items you missed before. However, most stages have alternate paths. You are sent through a fixed sequence of stages. Unlike classic Mega Man games, you cannot choose your stage order.(There are, however, a few infinite-use chips.) Unlike all other Battle Network games, in this one, once you use a Battle Chip, it is gone forever.Most of the opinions on the game are his as well, as I’ve only sampled a small portion of it so far. This game is only available in Japanese to the best of my knowledge.Īlmost everything on this page comes courtesy of Sean.
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This is a side-scrolling platformer game based on the Battle Network series, similar to Network Transmission (although in all honesty, it resembles the original series games even more than Network Transmission does).
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