The beginning of the end for my poor white 360 controller...
As said above, X4 was one of the first PlayStation games I had ever played (A long time ago, at a Thanksgiving many, many years past at an aunt's house.), and one of the most beloved for me
Megaman X4 was the series' first venture into 32-bit, much like Megaman 8 for the classic series. It's a fairly bare-bones shooter when compared to it's immediate item hunt happy predessesor, Megaman X3.
There's not much else to say about it here, the place of X4's X game in the overall continuity is mostly incidental, unlike for Zero's game which reveals the red robot's true origins, and the origin of the Maverick Virus.
Other than that, it's more or less a return to the gameplay of the original Megaman X.
As said above, X4 was one of the first PlayStation games I had ever played (A long time ago, at a Thanksgiving many, many years past at an aunt's house.), and one of the most beloved for me
Megaman X4 was the series' first venture into 32-bit, much like Megaman 8 for the classic series. It's a fairly bare-bones shooter when compared to it's immediate item hunt happy predessesor, Megaman X3.
There's not much else to say about it here, the place of X4's X game in the overall continuity is mostly incidental, unlike for Zero's game which reveals the red robot's true origins, and the origin of the Maverick Virus.
Other than that, it's more or less a return to the gameplay of the original Megaman X.
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