Mega Man 2
By Capcom
Review by the Avardancer
Size: 2 Megabit
Save: Password, Grid
Released: 1992
Works with: Any version of Gameboy

Opening Snide Remarks: It's Mega Man! And this time he must battle the menace
of Quint (The evil robot of the future. Actually he's a wuss.); and the Evil
Dr. Wily! (Are you surprised?)

Gameplay: Classic Mega Man stuff; shoot things, aquire weapons, and fight 
bosses. It's classic, it's good. I like it. Use strategy; and fight for your 
life!

Graphics: Sharp, cartoony. I wonder why no one complains about how cute the 
Mega Man series is. Sadly; those who criticize the cute graphics in Yoshi's 
Story, Banjo-Kazooie, and Diddy Kong Racing will pop in a Mega Man game 
anytime. Why? (I don't know. Maybe they're hypocrites.) The graphics are 
cute; but they do the job. Cut scenes. Gameboy Color's pallettes are really
good and with a little trial and error; you can make the game look fantastic!

Sound: Ugh. The only good sound effect here is the explosions. Everything 
else is lagging and generic.

Music: Good, techno-like; great beat. Oh, heck. THE MUSIC ROCKS! It's tight. 
It's the bomb. It's... It's... really... good, actually.

Play Control: Why can't Mega Man duck? The play control does the trick. But 
it slides a bit too. Could be improved.

Final Analysis: Mega Man fans should dig this challengeing game. Non-Mega Man
fans should avoid it. It's almost the same as every Mega Man game out there.
But, Rush the Robo Dog is in this one! (An actual first in the Gameboy 
series.)


Gameplay: *****
Graphics: *****
Sound: ***
Music: *****
Play Control: ***
Total: 21 out of 25

Final Score: 84%

Currently Known Codes:

There's lots of passwords; but here's the password for the last stage with
everything you need to beat it. A1, A3, A4, B3, C1, C2, C3, D1, D3.
(Many agents have died to bring you this code.)