Mega Man Network Transmission

THE BAD:
Umm Lets see...Uhh... Dunnoo wait BRIGHTMAN i hate him so hard it took me long to get his navi chip it was easy for the protoman navi chi and the shadowman but not brightman (darn shield) and BASS get him to quarter health how hard is that! Anyway and after you beat the lifevirus you should be able to do special things

SUMMARY:
This Is an Awesome Game So Challenging ! This Game Was So hard And Easy So It would Be good To Get This Game When I First Started The Game (wich this was the first battle network game i played) i Ruled At IT! i be fireman easy and got an s rank on my first try with not even a aqua sword and protoman was hard but easy to get navi chip i got and S rank on every navi i fought so it doesnt matter by the power of a chip its all on how you use em Good Bye!

THE BAD:
Too difficult to be fun

SUMMARY:
I was really excited when i first booted up Network Transmission. Here it was, finally--a side-scrolling Mega Man in the style of the old games with the look and feel of the Battle Network GBA series. But despite great-looking cartoon graphics and heaps of old-school styling, NT is just too damn hard to be fun. I mean, theres challenge and then there's losing count of how many tries it took to beat FireMan, the first-level boss. On top of that, the Battle Chip weapon system (borrowed from the GBA games) doesn't fit an action game like this. Your battle chips are randomly selected, and you're completely screwed if you dont have life-replenishment or projectile-weapon chips when you reach a boss. Mega Man does have his trusty buster weapon that never runs out (and doesnt rely on chips), but in this game, that weapon is about as effective as trying to take out cars with spit wads. If you're not a superhumanly skilled hardcore fan of the blue bomber, skip Transmission

THE BAD:
I'll stick with just saying that this fricken Key Item called ExCdHnt1 is really makin me mad... I dont get it!!!

SUMMARY:
Now what are you people whining about? "hard hard hard" someone said..well shouldnt a game be challenging? If a game is too easy its no fun. And someone else said it was too easy I thought... well only if you rush through, but if you challenge yourself to find chips and stuff like that the difficulty ups a bit... actually its not that easy even when you just rush through :-P and the Boss Battles are hard as fricken HECK to nail an S on, especially the latter ones. I'd say this game rox.

THE BAD:
This is going to be long....

TOO HARD!
His trademark weapon is weaker than cotton candy.
You can't even swing a sword without it costing you!
TOO HARD!
You have a hard time thinking you're actually in the Internet.
YOU CAN'T EVEN DEFEND PROPERLY!!!!
You have over 100 attacks, but it reduces to a much smaller number when you find out that they are just items with different elements or different strength, IE, Cannon, HiCannon, MegaCannon.
TOO HARD!
You can't select your stage like in, well, any other Megaman game.
Sidescrollers are great, but this one just doesn't have
the backgrounds and colors of other ones.
Did I mention that it was too hard?

SUMMARY:
Here it is, the game that is Megaman's first Gamecube appearence, and his 15th anniversary cake, but, his cake just blew up in the oven. Actually, the first Megaman was horrible, but Megaman 2 was the best in the series. I like Megamans 3-6, but at Megaman 7, the games begin to degrade, with a sudden jump upwards at X5, then begins to slowly drop down. Megaman, at this rate, will never make up for his outstanding performance in Megaman 2. You begin in Lan's paper room in AC-DC town, or Paperville. Megaman just looks kinda stupid in this game. You can't see his eyes and you just feel like you're controlling Dough Boy. As a matter of fact, the bosses look like dough people except if they are very big. Same goes for the enemies. They look like dough minions, with the exception of size. I can't believe you are graded on how fast you destroy an enemy! If you do very good, you get the enemy's most powerful chip, like an A. If you make even one mistake or take just a second too much, like a B, you only get some Zenny or a health refill. The grading thing works well on other games, where you get something even at the F scoring range, which helps beginner players a lot, but with this, you just get too frustrated and quit it immediatly. This has got to be the worst usage of cel shading I've seen in my life. I know what the internet is supposed to look like from seeing Tron, and it isn't filled with wires, pistons, turbines, galaxy backgrounds, and other mechanical hoo-has. Combine these flaws with the game's impossible difficulty and you got yourself a waste of time.

Note to person who wrote the review above mine: Mega Man is not correct to me, and you don't have to blab your flaming to me. Think about it, and keep thoughts like that to yourself. Period. I love hard games, but I hate impossible games.

THE BAD:
Easy difficulty, some moves weren't there, defeating bosses based on luck, not a very good lastability.

SUMMARY:
The graphics were really good for a megaman game considering this was the first time they tried a 3-d background. The story line was pretty good but you'd understand it better if you had battle network 1 and 2. I really like the music, especially of the garden comp. The reason I wrote easy difficulty for the good and the bad was because if you like challenging games it isn't all that challenging and if you like easy games then this is pretty easy except for a few bosses and if you have played a lot of Megaman games then this one's a piece of cake. Some of his moves weren't there such as dashing even though they had sliding but in the previous games dashing then jumping could get you to places you couldn't reach. One thing that kind of got to me was that you needed luck to defeat a boss because you have to have the right chips or you'll have to wait. The only thing that kept this game going after you're done with it was finding all the chips and getting all the program advances(a combination of three or four specific chips).I thought this game was crappy until I saw the advertisement. It's a good game if you like Megaman games and a must have if you're following the Battle Network series.

THE BAD:
Length
Fluctuating Difficulty

SUMMARY:
Megaman Network Transmission, Megaman's first appearance on GameCube, from the EXE series. This game was good, at least good enough to buy/rent.

The Cel-shaded graphics look excellent, but with exceptions. Some characters look weird with the cel-shading, Another downside to the graphics would be the blandness on some levels, especially the background. The eyecatches are on par too.

The music is superb, with good amounts of remixes of well-known songs. (EX: Title - Megaman Battle Network 2's opening remixed, Insert Song - "Kaze wo Tsukinuete" remix, Rockman.EXE's opening)

The controls actually work with the game, contrary to my initial belief. I found it easily usable with the analog stick and the four button pad.

However, this game is SHORT. One week at best, with subpar replay value.

The difficulty also varies, being hard at the beginning, but when with adequate chips, the game is a pushover at the end.

Good game, good buy. Definitely get this.

THE BAD:
Could possibly use a flashier map for picking where to go and a cooler user interface and menu would be nice

SUMMARY:
Ok , i read that one review that said its HARD , HARD , HARD , HARD , HA....oh shut up already....Yes it is hard , but it has just the right amount to make the game challenging , not easy enough to trade in in a day or two , and fun.I also enjoy the selection of weapons , not like the original megaman games where you had eight bosses , eight different attacks. I have yet to play the game boy advance titles but noow i want to ! Another good game from one of my favorite companies, Capcom . Good show Mega Man , and heres to another 15 years ! Ciao (P.S. = Im playing it as im typeing this ! )

THE BAD:
How HARD can a game be?! This game is hard hard hard hard with hard on the side and a hard cherry on top!

SUMMARY:
This is not a good way to make money. I played this game, thought that it was terrible, and sold the game back 4 days later with all my hatred still locked inside its evil, Heck-born body. Take it from me, people. If you buy this game, you'll sell it back at least 10 days later. But this is just my opinion. I'm sure some of you out there think that this game is DA BOMB.

THE BAD:
Some of the bad things I found in the game while playing are the glitches, it is freaking difficult to beat a Boss if you don't get the right chips, the Program Advance is almost impossible the get since the chips you get are randomly chosen. Also when you reach certain levels in the game you can continue because you don't have the right chips needed.

Another bad thing this game has is that it doesn't have any connection to the other Mega Man tiles and Bass whom you can battle, is impossible to beat, literally.

SUMMARY:
This game isn't that good so I give it a 3.4. Hopefully they fix all those problems in the second game.