Awesome Weapons!
Diabolical Bosses!
Legendary Gameplay!
Non-Stop 3-D Action!
In a world covered by endless water...
People are forced to eke out a living on
the small patches of land that remain
above the sea. The people of this world
rely on ancient technology driven by
quantum refractors, a powerful energy
source. These refractors lie in ancient
ruins underground and in the sea and
are sought out by explorers called "Diggers."
These brave explorers are the sole
source of refractor energy which has
become a cornerstone of the emerging
civilizations.
Originally, this was the Diggers' only
purpose; to find refractors so that civi-
lization would endure.
However over the years, the story of an
incredible treasure, the legendary
Mother Lode, began to be whispered
among the Diggers.
The Mother Lode.... a treasure so great
that were it discovered, it would provide
so much power that the world need
never fear of running out of energy.
In search of this Mother Lode, Diggers
travel from one island to another in
their flying machines ever hoping that
they'll find what they seek just over the
horizon.
Who can say what truly motivates the
Diggers?
One day a well known digger, Barell
Casket, found a baby in an archeologi-
cal site. He named the baby Mega Man
Voulnut, and raised him with his grand-
daughter Roll. Fourteen years have
passed since the disappearance of Roll's
parents while they were excavating a site.
Mega Man and Roll's parents in an
effort to both discover the truth of their
mysterious disappearance and to find
the long lost family treasure....the
MOTHER LODE
One of the most enduring characters in
videogame history, Megaman, finally gets a
chance to join his mascot brethren in 3D in
Megaman Legends.
In typical Megaman style, the game
progresses through a series of mazes and
merciless bosses, but surprisingly, beyond
the usual weapon upgrades and mechanical
enemies, this is where the similarity with past
Megaman games ends.
Incorporating RPG and adventure game
elements, Legends takes advantage of
massive, finely detailed 3D worlds and
densely populated towns. In addition to shooting bad guys and taking down
humongous bosses, Megaman must interact with a host of characters and
can participate in a slew of sub-missions, showing a level of depth that
should appeal to fans of the series as well as the more dexterous role-player.
But, despite the Capcom's good intentions, there are several problems.
First, Capcom failed to implement analog control, resulting in jerky controls
and stiff maneuvering, which can be unforgiving when the player is in a
tight
spot. Also, the camera controls work in tandem with how you alter the
configuration of the controller, thus completing the equation of "difficult
controls = bad camera angles."
It's a tough hurdle to overcome for the casually interested gamer, but
the
controls can be mastered, and for those with enough patience, the game
opens up magnificently. With a high level of depth and exploration,
Megaman Legends is much more immersive than any of its 2D predecessors.
But first impressions can be a killer, and unfortunately, it doesn't possess
the
most outstanding graphics or mechanics to hook the merely curious.
CHEATS and HINTS
Building up Cash
Certain sections of the game contain
enemies who drop expensive refracters. By
leaving the area and then coming back, you
can kill the same enemy over and over to
build up your cash supply.
There's another way, too. You can earn a
quick 1,000 Zinny by kicking the soda can
behind the counter of the Bakery Shop. As
the game progresses the amount you
receive for your efforts goes up. This is a
great trick if your low on cash.
Sub-Quests
Museum Fun:
This will take you some time to
accomplish. First, talk to the Painter in the
UpTown. Tell her that her painting needs
color. Ask the clerk in the clothesstore for
her lipstick. Give it to the Painter. This will
reveal that she works in the museum. Now
you can enter the building. On the second
floor, you can place interesting items that
you find in the ruins. After you have placed
the seven required items, a girl in a green
dress will come along and offer to give you
the Prizm Crystal. Required items are:
1. Bone
2. Doll
3. Bone
4. Crystal Fossil
5. Reaverbot Eye
6. Antique Bell
7. Giant Horn
Once you have collected these seven items,
a girl wearing a green dress will appear.
Talk to her to get the prizm crystal.
Hospital Girl:
Ira is a little girl in a wheel chair you'll meet
in the hospital. Talk to her and her nurses
to find out that the hospital needs money for
technology for her treatmant. Give the
money to the Mayor. The total will be
15,000 Zinny. Ira will then give you the
Flower Pearl item.
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