Review SelfTeachingKings 3/5 · Dec 15, 2017
An ultimately enjoyable slower Xperience.
Even if the game isn't as fast as the originals, this remix of Megaman X 1 and 2 adds enough levels and collectibles to make for an enjoyable pocket experience. After getting used to the slower, harder to dash and shoot controllers, the game falls into the known and loved Mega Man X rhythm and I found myself beating bosses …
Even if the game isn't as fast as the originals, this remix of Megaman X 1 and 2 adds enough levels and collectibles to make for an enjoyable pocket experience. After getting used to the slower, harder to dash and shoot controllers, the game falls into the known and loved Mega Man X rhythm and I found myself beating bosses faster and more efficiently each time. The game is made to be replayed at least, 2 times, to see all bosses and get all the collectibles.
It also adds unique Zero "Summons" that, while not really that useful or necessary, add some uniqueness to the game. You can also get both Hadouken and Shoryuken, yet they aren't one-hit kills like in the originals… so what's the point?