getsallad said:
Actually no, I didn't start writing an elaborate answer. But since you've proven to be smart enough to back up your opinion I suppose I could tell you why you're wrong: Mega Man X didn't improve upon everything. It switched genre completely. The classic series are pure platformers, while the X series are much more action-driven. Sure, the changes that were made suited the new style of play just fine, but they totally moved the focus. I wouldn't ever try to say that Mega Man X is in any way deeper than Mega Man 9. I wouldn't say that the weapon "strategy" or diversity are better, either. When it comes to finding hidden items and exploring the levels, well my point stands there, as well. Different genres. Classic series were never designed to have those things. And about the story? Mega Man games (at least the classic series) put their main emphasis in two areas: Style and gameplay. Story isn't part of that. In short: You're wrong in your statement that X is better because they are two entities that aren't really comparable, since they are too different. |
Oh ok, well as long as it is equally shared that neither can be better than the other, then I will accept and recant my original statement.
Still, I liked what X offered more than what the originals offered.
PS: your comment about story is a little weak. I'll accept it as a minimal style approach, but, in personal preference, I appreciate a teeny bit of story to go along with mindlessly killing stuff.











