Mega Man Zero

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  • Release Date: Sep. 9, 2002
  • Price: $30.00
  • Publisher: Capcom
  • Developer: Inti
  • Platform(s): GBA
  • Genre: Action

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Mega man Zero by Capcom for Game Boy Advance is a 2D side-scrolling action game designed for hardcore fans of the genre. Zero awakes after 100 years of sleep to a world where reploids are unjustly attacked by an organization called "Neo Arcadia." This new government has turned the world into a place where it is extremely hard for reploids to live and where they are punished for trifling suspicions. Reploids, who have managed to escape from the punishment, flee to an old city which now lies in ruin, but the evil Neo Arcadia's hands are advancing. A genius scientist named Ciel, who lives with the innocent reploids in hopes of saving them, tries to revive the legendary reploid Mega Man Zero in order to save the cornered reploids. As Zero, it is up to you to save the world.

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Mega Man Zero - GBA

I love!

You see the average rating? 4.9... thats right, 4.9. There is a reason why, this is one of the greatest games of all time, and its on a freaking handheld... not even one of the new handhelds. Zero, a great chracter, back from the dead more then kenny himself, has his own series, its 2d, and its beats the living crap out of all the new hip 3d bs pos's out there.

Mega Man Zero - GBA

Zero The Hero

You may not be like me, but I like reall, really, REALLY hard games. And it seems like Megaman Z was made for me. Zero has always been my favorite character from almost any game. I think the only character I've ever liked more is Samus. I hate to admit it, but I almost cried when Zero gave his life to save X in the very first Megaman X game, so this game is a dream come true. The bosses are also some of the best looking bosses in the series history. (Especially Leviathin and Harpuia, the water and air/lightning guardians)

Mega Man Zero - GBA

So damn hard... Yet so damn cool

This game is possibly the most challenging game for the GBA. Enemies come at you left and right while you're slashing through them all. But a challenge is good. The graphics are awsome, yet the game tends to slow when the fighting gets heavy (i.e. Duel in the Desert mission). Control is basic and easy, and the ability to level up your weapons and gain new ones is a nice touch to this game. And a twist in the storyline is something that I have not seen in the games I have played. Finnally, the GBA has a hack-and-slash action game that will appeal to anyone. Yet I must say, after 100 years since MegaMan X8, the atmosphere in this game is pretty dark. Some of the levels seem dismal. Yet you do not want to pass this game up. It's the best thing to have after MMX8.

Mega Man Zero - GBA

Buy This Game

This game is pretty difficult but if you like hard game then buy this. Has great graphic and the sound is okay. If you like any classic megaman or megaman x game then buy this one!!

Mega Man Zero - GBA

MEGA MAN ZERO

IN MEGA MAN ZREO IT'S YOUR MISSION TO HELP THE EXILED SCIENTIST CIEL DICOVER THE SOURCE OF A NEW REPLOID ENERGY. YOU'LL ENCOUNTR HARDCORE BOSSES THAT DON'T FALL DOWN TOO EASILY. PLUS YOU'LL HAVE A HELPING HAND FROM OVER 70 CYBER-ELVES WHICH YOU HAVE TO COLLECT. ALONG WITH SWEET GRAPHICS, AWESOME GAMEPLAY, AND A HECK OF A STORYLINE; MEGA MAN ZERO PROVES TO BE ONE OF THE GREATEST GBA TITLES.

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  • Sep. 10, 2002 Review: Mega Man Zero

    The first "real" Mega Man game for the GBA was clearly built using some evil scientist's insane design documents.

  • May. 9, 2002 Preview: Mega Man Zero

    Edward Scissorhands? unrequited desire for completion. Young David?s quest to become a real boy. The design flaw that inhibits Mega Man from being able to duck. Three artificial beings?three timeless tales of tragedy and woe.