Unlike Castlevania, the controls are practically perfect, and you'll never find yourself falling off cliffs based on the inability to jump correctly. It's one of the best loved franchises for a reason, as this setup works. We have the basic gameplay of Mega Man: shoot your way through a bunch of mechanical monsters while jumping across a bunch of platforms. People tend to forget that the final installment was still good - just like our sundae was still good - but that still can't save it when we've been saturated by these games already. Six games on one system is overkill by anyone's definition, whether it's a cherished franchise or not. See the analogy here? Of course you do we're talking about Mega Man, the most famous case of rehashitis in the history of gaming. Something that was once delicious is now bland.

Besides, by this point all the ingredients have run together to create some sort of gooey sludge anyways. Each new bite will become a chore, each new taste will start to sicken you. But eventually, your brain decides enough is enough and starts to override your taste buds. Each taste is seemingly better than the last as you enter a state of fattening nirvana. There's a scrumptious triple fudge sundae in front of you.

'There's a scrumptious triple fudge sundae in front of you.

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