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Great but it could be better
I am gonna make this short and as accurete as possable. <
>Before I say anything this game is purly driven from the game pad and keys there is very little use of the bottom screen wich was a + for me but it may not be for you. <
>Graphics 10/10-as ussal capcom puts out amazeing graphics I have no issues here <
>Also you can play as a girl or boy(wich does effect gameplay the girl is faster and does less damage) <
>Gameplay 9/10 unlike earlier megaman z games this time you do not play as zero you play as a human with zeros powers as well as the powers of some of the other bosses from earlier games. <
>There is also a few mini games that are intresting <
>But it does get repetive quickly <
>storyline 6/10 the storyline was weak at best and left alot of questions it felt kinda weird not like the earlier megaman z games. <
>replay value 8/10 alot of replay value a hard mode but the lack of mods the part system in megaman z4 is really kinda disapointing <
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>Overall 9/10 I belive it to be a great game wich on easy mode is easy but on hard mode it is quite insane wich give it alot of playabilty for all age and skill groups. <
>I am really looking forward to the next megaman zx game I belive it will be quite epic

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An 'ok' game, but difficult for younger players
Having remembered how fun it was to play Mega Man on the Super Nintendo (and not having played any of the more recent titles), I jumped at the chance to purchase this game for my 7-year-old son. After the first 15 minutes of game play, however, I realized that this game was a bit complicated for younger players and not as much fun as the Mega Man game I remembered. <
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>While there are some twists in the game that make it interesting, such as the ability to collect 'Biometals' which allow you to transform the weapons and abilities of your player, other elements are a bit exasperating. The beginning stages of the game tell a long, drawn out back story, which includes screens and screens of tedious reading. This continues at stages throughout the game, especially when confronting bosses. (As a tip, once a boss begins his boring tirade, simply press the 'start' button to skip directly to the action.) <
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>Other bothersome elements include the requirement of having to accept specific missions at computer terminals before setting out. What ends up happing is that you blindly accept a mission in Area A, and then find yourself wandering around in Area B. Even if you defeat the boss in Area B, it won't count against your quest since you didn't officially accept the Area B mission. This means that you'll have to return to a computer terminal, officially accept the mission, and then return to re-conquer the area before being allowed to proceed. <
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>These issues tend to slow down the game considerably, reducing the fun factor and making it difficult for younger children to enjoy. I would prefer for a little less dialogue and some good old fashioned run-and-gun action. But perhaps I'm in the minority.

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Pretty Good
I like this game alot. Not the best Mega Man game, but pretty good. There was a bit of talking at the begining that was annoying. But, I hope they keep making Mega Man games.