MEGA MAN MOBILE Reviews

Am I the Only One Here Who Thinks Guts Man is Impossible with The Crappy Controls?!

wynonasbigbrownbeaver

Recalibrate the direction pad!

Unfortunate

HudBudU

Partialy feels like the original however, the emulation of the game is awful. It runs choppy and is hard to use compared to sega forever games.

Steelseries Nimbus Support

xzxblue21

I used to play this game as a kid on Nintendo and the controls were awesome but playing this on an iPad is horrible. PLEASE ADD NIMBUS SUPPORT FOR THIS GAME!!!

Classic game but poor performance

DissCravis

I love this game so much. I’ve played it thru several times. I downloaded this app to try out the mobile version. Sadly it’s difficult to recommend. The frame rate is chuggy and severely hampers performance. A game like this relies on accuracy of controls, so poor frame rate can mean the difference between completing a difficult section and repeating it. I’m playing on an iPhone 7 Plus so there shouldn’t be any issues with processing power. Luckily the game itself is brilliant but just barely playable. I’d recommend skipping this version and playing this game on the wealth of other platforms available.

Game Unplayable

Sonicman1

I didn’t start play playing Mega Man until the Nintendo DS came out. It was just an RPG spin-off. I also played Mega Man 8 on the PlayStation and Mega Man 9 and 10 on PS3. On with Mega Man 1. I played this originally on Virtual Console for the Wii. The game is fun and puts up a challenge. But this version is terrible. Sure, it is nice to be able to play it on a Mobile device. But Mega Man barely is functional on iOS. I mean really, really bad. I am not an expert at frame rate. However, I can estimate it running around 15 FPS. That is terrible! The NES runs the game better than this. Even the Nintendo Switch, as weak as it is, can run games like this. I am disappointed with this port. But at least I got Mega Man 1 - 6 for $2.99. So, I can’t complain too much.

Fix the fps

Didjsjkxskkdmskckskv

This game runs at a solid 15 frames per second. A game this old should not have any problems running on any apple device.

A grave misstep

Jksoren82

A classic game series is mostly ruined by unbelievably low frame rates and wonky, unresponsive controls. You get unlimited lives, and you can acquire every NES game in the series for $3.....but that’s a raw deal when you consider the fact that they are virtually unplayable and lack any MFI support. I am sorely disappointed in this.

No controller support

Adrian232

I don't understand why this game doesn't have controller support, especially considering version 1 came out less than a year ago. The D-pad on the iPad version is way too big, and the action buttons are too far spaced out to use efficiently. You can switch button configurations, but there are no other options beyond that. The game also uses no touch-optimized controls even when they would make sense (choosing a level, options menu, etc) further confounding why there is no controller support. In addition, the game runs very sluggishly, skipping frames often and feeling very "floaty" on the so-called normal speed. At first I thought this was to give the game more of an authentic 80s console experience, but it was definitely never this bad. In short, this is an incredibly lazy port of a great classic game. Kind of a shame, and I hope they update it to fix these problems (but I don't have my hopes up since this is Capcom we are talking about and the game is like $1, hardly on the top of their priority list).

So I downloaded the whole collection...

MissingTheRetro

I’m going to start by saying I am a huge megaman series. I have all of the megaman games the cartridge ones from 1-6 and the disk of 8 and also 9 and 10. So when I found out megaman is mobile I got super excited! But then I played all of them in the mobile collection to find they are pretty crappy ports... they’re way slow, even the music has been slowed, and on the “normal” mode you get infinite lives, like what is that??? I mean I guess it’s coo for beginners but I just don’t think that helps capture the feeling megaman gives, it just dosent make you as satisfied as if you completed the game normally like on the cartridges. I must say this port to mobile has been a real disappointment, but I strongly suggest checking out the actual series either playing a nes or on a pc

My thoughts on the game

whoorl

The Megaman Mobile series isn’t as bad as it might seem (if you aren’t bothered by frame rate). The games may have not as good frame rate, and some people might be disappointed with the infinite lives thing, but if you can get past that, it’s a solid port. I enjoy the Boss Rush Mode. Getting to fight all the Robot Masters without stages is fun for me. I enjoy boss rushes. The speeds are cool, if you want to be Mega Man, Slightly Faster Mega Man, or Quick Man with a Mega Man skin. Overall, the games are a bit above average at least. Getting to take Mega Man 3 (and the other games of course) anywhere was something I was excited about.

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