I don't think that many people really ever played it. I think most people think it's a fighting game but it's an action platforming. I can't speak for other people but I loved it. Tough as nails. Seemed ahead of its time.

Breath of Fire is really outdated but it is still playable. If you can play the Original FF or DQ then you shouldnt have any problem.

It does have auto-correcting... As well as tons of health for most enemies, and bosses who regenerate a third of it when they reach zero health. Grinding is really only a thing at a handful of points, but the beginning is the most notable one (again, you're going solo for the first two or three hours). There are worse games out there, but there are way too many better ones to bother.

All that Mega Man...just put in inside of me please...

First, check out the game in action. At this point, the player first spent about 20-30 minutes grinding levels.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1i5tabBBaK4

As for better games, I'd say over half the SNES' RPGs are better. Think of BoF1 being about 1/3 as good as BoF2.

It is actually a pretty easy game so no grinding necessary and battle speed is quick. The worst I recall was terrible abbreviation for items to the point of not being able to tell what your buying,what you just found,or got from battle and lots of worthless magic and characters that are pointless unless fused and trust me you will fuse. Gobi is worthless. 

I love Megaman Zero.
I wish it was coming to 3DS ):

Anfebious said: YES! The Battle Network games! I am so going to get them!

I wonder if we will ever get a new battle netword.

Why would portable games come to the portable system? Speak sense, man!!!

Zero999 said: Anfebious said: YES! The Battle Network games! I am so going to get them! I wonder if we will ever get a new battle netword.

Considering how Capcom has treated the Megaman series I doubt we will get a new installment.. ever.