Mega Man 11

Ok here my two cents for MegaMan 11 A great come back for the franquice, you have to domain the two power gear, the power and the speed one to advance, quite challenging, have good graphics, great gameplay and integration, well it revives the classic megaman so it is a great choice

I came back to Mega Man 11 because I love the series. I’d played and platinumed the Mega Man games on my PlayStation account, including this one in 2024. Getting a PC and an Xbox Ally gave me a good reason to play it again, and it ran great on the handheld at 60 frames per second. I thought I could jump into Superhero mode and breeze through it. Instead, I found out how much muscle memory I’d lost. I started with Impact Man because I wanted his damaging dash for the other stages, but his level was too tough. I switched to Block Man and followed the suggested boss order. Beating that first boss with the Mega Buster felt like the turning point; once I had a boss weapon, the later fights became much easier. Bolts and upgrades made an even bigger difference. With extra lives, E-Tanks, weapon tanks, and the half-damage item, Superhero mode went from a rough start to a fairly easy finish. My tip is to stock up on nine lives and consumables, save before a level, and reload that save if an attempt uses everything. It saves having to grind for bolts again. The controls still felt great. I used the Double Gear slow-motion ability constantly, though I never really used the other gear. Beating the game again was satisfying, especially after how badly it humbled me at the start. The part I’ll remember most is watching my seven-year-old daughter play. She’d wanted to try Mega Man after seeing me play, and Newcomer mode finally gave her a way in. Infinite lives and the bird rescuing her from pits let her learn the game and beat Tundra Man herself. Torch Man’s chasing fire still challenged her, but seeing her make progress made me enjoy the game even more than playing it myself.

one of my favourite classic games. it perfects the formula with well designed levels, bosses, and special weapons, but that's about it really. soundtrack is forgettable and the game is too short even for a mega man game. i still think this sets up a good foundation for DO which it does seem to be following & adding onto. pomni