x7 is ok. That's it. A lot of people hate it, but they hate it way more than it deserves to be. I liked it. The music was great as always. It has Sigma's best theme ever IMO, "Our Blood Boils."

i like x8 but i did not like x7 did like the music tho

MM5 is definitely the easiest. I blew through that game. 4 is actually pretty hard, but no-hit runs are still easier so long as you have the stages memorized.

How can you say MM5 is easy? what about crystal man's level!?

MM5 crystal man level wasnt hard to me @mega

I don't remember having much trouble on that part. It was less annoying than Jewel Man's stage, at least.

Yeah... Jewel man stage is annoying. But crystal man has that annoying platforming part with falling crystals. ;-;

i had little trouble with jewel man but no trouble with crystal man

Jewel Man's stage was really hard until I remembered to use weapons in stages, but then I was in danger of using up all my weapon energy before I got to the boss...

Some of you guys really need to learn how to write correctly.....

With that being out of the way, the easiest Mega Man for me was MM5. But I don't consider it bad. I liked using Beat in that game.
The only Mega Man game I sort of disliked was Mega Man 6 and some parts in 8 like loading screens, cutting stages in half, the infamous Frost Man stage and of course the voice overs.

The hardest one was the first one, try playing it on the NES without the glitch and then tell me how easy and forgiving that game was.

Now that that's out of the way (as well), How about that Mega Man 5 on the Gameboy? Who wants it on the 3DS VC? I'm holding my hand up!

I need to beat at least on MM game before wiiU comes out, I'm closest in 2 ATM with only two bosses left

Why was that a bad thing? The stages were already the size of two NES stages put together. Would you really have wanted to have to redo a 10+ minute stage from the beginning every time you game over?

If you had a game over you had to start from the beginning of the stage anyways. But no,my problem with cutting the stage in half was the loading screen and you'd get a full life bar of health again, some of them didn't even have a mini boss and it just Fs up my momentum i'd get from the first half of the stage. It just wasn't a win for me, especially since it was a 16 bit game, I don't know why the hell did it get a load screen anyways. Larger games than that didn't have them like Metal Gear Solid.

You sure? I specifically recall starting the stage over from the mid-point when I game overed.

Pretty sure, yes. I could double check if you want, I got the game in my hands as we speak.

Sure. I gotta go eat anyways.

play megaman legends i love that game but some people dont i know why they dont cause its not 2D but i loved it cause it was 3D

People's hatred of Megaman Legends is pretty stupid as far as I'm concerned. Unless it's the controls, which I can kinda understand since it's somewhat tank-like and only really works well for the boss battles. I mean, most people don't hate the game as much as just think it's ok, but they're still wrong so whatever. But I've heard people say they prefer the Battle Network games just because it has the old NES characters, which is really stupid and nostalgia "fans" at their worst.

Honestly, Megaman Legends, along with Beyond Good and Evil and Okami, are proof to me that more people need to make games that are like 3D Zeldas. The world would be a better place if more people made 3D Zelda ripoffs (I don't even wanna say ripoffs, since they are honestly better than like 2/3 of the Zelda games).

I'm surprised more people haven't capitalized on the lack of 2D Zeldas and made more top down adventures. Really, we need more Zelda-likes in general. I may be tired of the series, but I'm definitely not tired of the genre.

As am I. I've heard um...er...what's that PS3 game called...googles ...oh yes, 3D Dot Game Heroes is one. There's also Binding of Isaac I guess, horrible amounts of failed humor and not clever aside.