#MEGA MAN X4 SATURN VS PS1 UPGRADE#
#MEGA MAN X4 SATURN VS PS1 FULL#
#MEGA MAN X4 SATURN VS PS1 SERIES#

They did not want the ideals of Repliforce and the Maverick Hunters to be so black-and-white. Instead of presenting Repliforce as blatantly evil villains like Sigma, the writing staff decided to leave them some 'moral leeway. He was also involved in creating the game's storyline, a role he described as 'only slightly less than it was for X1'. Instead of designing the game's various pieces of artwork as he had done in the past, Keiji Inafune focused his attention on being a producer. The rest of the history follows here thanks to the game's Wikipedia Page:

#MEGA MAN X4 SATURN VS PS1 SERIES#

Overall, Mega Man X4 is arguably the best release in the long, intermittent line of Mega Man series on the PC.In X4, they made him play COMPLETELY different from X and it shows, but will get to that in the gameplay portion. I especially like the little touches, like X and Zero landing from a jump with a 'ka-clink' sound, and others like Zero's Beam Sabre letting out a loud 'FWOOSH!!' when swung.' Sounds are equally well done, with plenty of 'BANG!' and 'BOOM!' and lots of cool anime-ish robotic sounds. Moving on to cosmetics.the game's graphics are excellent! The characters are very well animated and move extremely fluidly (I guess those hefty system requirements really did make a difference, eh?), and there's not ONE HINT of slowdown ANYWHERE!! The sprites for the characters are nice and big and have a really nice amount of detail to them, making the game almost look like a big interactive anime. (Note: I recommend a six-button pad like the Sidewinder for this game I use one and have the controls set exactly like the Saturn version, giving me perfect control.) Also, there's no annoying momentum which I SPITE in many 3D games you move and stop on a dime here.

Controls are easy to use and remember: you have a fire button, a jump button, and a dash button, as well as weapon select buttons and two technique buttons. Zero doesn't gain new weapons like X does instead he learns new sword techniques and other special moves (including the super useful Double Jump).

#MEGA MAN X4 SATURN VS PS1 UPGRADE#

The game is structured pretty much in the same way as the others: selectable stages, the effectiveness of the weapons on certain bosses, and X's ability to upgrade his armor with enhancement provided by the trusty Dr.

The Maverick bosses aren't too hard to beat (provided you have the right weapons), but the later bosses do get pretty hard (especially Double and Sigma play the game and see). However, if you're tired of the same old gameplay with X, give Zero a whirl.Р”В¬ontinuing with gameplay, the game in itself is not too tough or too easy, instead balanced just right. Also, since Zero no longer has the range X has, his game is a little more difficult, since he has to get close to enemies to kill them. Zero has lost his X-Buster in this game, so now he fights exclusively with his Beam Sabre. Playing as X is simply the same as the other games, but Zero is a totally different experience.

#MEGA MAN X4 SATURN VS PS1 FULL#

Mega Man fan Satoshi Kunsai says it all in his review for MobyGames: 'First off, this game is a very big leap above Mega Man X3, in terms of gameplay and cosmetic changes, but one of the biggest greats is the fact that you can finally play the game in full with Zero! Yes, X's friend is a playable character, complete with his own arsenal and story line! This is one of the coolest things in this game, but not the only thing.Р”Р„s for the gameplay itself: if you've played the previous X games, then you'll know what's going on here: X still has his X-Buster, so he shoots stuff. A short-lived but excellent entry in CAPCOM's intermittent line of Mega Man series that is much more famous on console systems than on PC, Mega Man X4 is an excellent platformer that every arcade fan should definitely play.

Mega man x4 saturn vs ps1