The bosses naturally follow predictable patterns in true old Mega Man fashion, but as is always the case, simply knowing the pattern is no guarantee of victory.
There was love put into these levels, no doubt about that. Moreover, the stages are pretty well designed in a deeply nostalgic way related to assets from old games. That fact insufflates a great deal of charm into the game, aided by some fantastic soundtrack that mixes up familiar songs from Mega Man and Street Fighter while utilizing some new chiptune tracks that are true to form.
So instead of Elec Man, Ice Man, or Cut Man, you will be fighting Ryu, Chun-Li, Blanka, and other unexpected foes. And the fact that these enemies can use super attacks just like their Street Fighter forms is a pretty cool design decision!Īs you might have understood by now, the curveball thrown into the mix comes from the role of Street Fighter's characters, as they will not be your allies but, in truth, the real bad guys. With an original soundtrack by Luke Esquivel (" A_Rival") and developed by Singapore native Seow Zong Hui (" Sonic"), you will find a game where the blue bomber goes toe-to-toe against some of Street Fighter's most beloved characters aligned with their themed stages and boss battles. When it comes to the look, style, and gameplay, they are directly derived from the classic 8-bit Mega Man games, featuring some non-linear stage progression, an arsenal of special weapons, and the longed-for old-school gameplay that will not be nice to you if you are more used to the difficulty of modern games. From the honest collaboration between the gaming company and a particular set of fans, Street Fighter X Mega Man was born to celebrate both Capcom franchises, even though it is far slanted towards the latter.
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