MEGA MAN X Reviews – Page 17
4/5 rating based on 176 reviews. Read all reviews for MEGA MAN X for iPhone.
MEGA MAN X is paid iOS app published by CAPCOM Co., Ltd
Needs Bluetooth Connectivity
binoludara
I bought this game thinking I could use my Bluetooth controller to play...megaman is already hard and it's only harder on touch screen. This game is meant to be played using a game controller. Please add Bluetooth support! Wish I could get a full refund.
Great Game
ConcondeJesus
When I first got the game, I started playing on normal, cause you know. I ain't no filthy casual! Anyways, the game was fun. The dash so fun to use, and it gave me a way to speed through the game. Finding the secrets were really satisfying, and made me feel good. My only flaw with this game was the length. It took me a day to finish it on normal, along with all of the secrets, including the Hadouken (yes, it's in the game).
X on a phone !!!
00bogatyr
First let me start off by saying capcom ported this game nicely unto a mobile device. X controls the same as he did in the Ames version (mostly), and the music is unchanged from the original. However I still do have gripes with not necessarily the game itself bu the limitations of the devise itself. Megaman is not well suited for a touchscreen game and as such I found myself having a hard time climbing ladders and unintentionally getting hurt. Also I've noticed that there is a transition screen in the stages which made backtracking impossible. And finally the background is sometimes missing certain elements like viles ship in spark mandrills stage. Overall, however, this is one of the best ports that I've played on the Mobile platform and I cannot wait for x2
One problem....
bitor4148
After beating it a couple times I played all the mini games/ time wasters of the game like the infinite opening level... but then I got bored of the game so I just ended up thinking make a stage maker like what they did on mega man powered up I know they made mega maker (not made by cap com) but please do it and if not make weekly challenges and who ever beats them gets mega man X2.each week will be a diffrent mega man game to get.make it 5 challenges and make use of the mini games on the main menu the challenges
Not what I thought I was buying
Orekah
Expecting to be able to play retro games on my iPad Pro was too much to ask of this simple title. I clearly saw great rework on the game, but simple functions like, flip screen, when my iPad is clearly using a magnetic stand that is applied to the opposite side than the games screen is fixed, forces me to either play upside down, or close the app entirely. Touch screen is great when app games were first coming on the horizon in app stores, but I think it should be considered to be essential to review the games playability based on touch screen complications vs Bluetooth game controllers that are now being made to look vital for people who want to game on iPads without the hassle of using the touch screen for these titles. Potential, but the head was cut off. But hey the chicken is still good right...?
My First Mega Man Game!
MegaManFanForever
Hi! This (the app version only) is my first Mega Man game I played and I love it so much. I stumbled upon it not long after I dubbed myself a fan and was so happy! I've played through about four or five times and gone to visit the final boss many more. Mega Man is, by far, the best character I've ever met, and his futuristic brother X is no less! This game is totally worth the $4.99, and I fully recommend it to everyone; old fans and new fans. (Note: the footholds in Easy mode were really handy, as I was a new player) The game has polished graphics and smooth gameplay, and I don't have too many problems with difficulty, gameplay, glitches, etc. The Hadoken is a bit tricky to use at first, but it's handy once you get it mastered, as you can defeat Sigma's first form with one hit. What's funny is that I found the Helmet Upgrade on total accident: I fell down the pit and thought I was doomed. I only wish that X had more dialogue..! I love the introduction screen (like how you used some of the original art), and also how you use the original music. Zero is awesome sauce, and I almost cried at his scene when he gives you his buster. I've seen this request quite a few times, but it would certainly be fun if you could play through the game as Zero. (Long live the long hair!) This next request would just be for fun: I would like it if X could blink, and if there was a little bubble at the side of the screen that showed his expression, which depended on his health. Just for a little iOS treat. And since I don't have Game Center, I would like to be able to view my achievements, just for the fun of getting them. I also look forward to seeing Axl on the App Store, along with MMX2, MMX3, and so on. Something that would be neat to have as an app would be Mega Man Power Fighters, with Mega Man, Proto Man, Bass, and Duo, and even better, X, Zero, and Axl as playable characters. Overall, this game is awesome, and I recommend it for everyone. Capcom did a great job on it and kept their characters meaningful and their gameplay intact. Thanks to all you Reploids! -MegaManFanForever, running and gunning, and Maverick Hunting P.S, I've played the original version of MMX2 by now, so I based off some notes in my reviews off what I know about its graphics.
Not designed for iPhone.
Sincastrulezz
First things first the game does not fit the full screen of your phone. I am not using a plus model btw. Also every time I turn the all op I loose all of my past data. I've been playing the same first level over and over. Not impressed and not easy to use.