Megaman Project X - A Freeware Game for All


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megaman_project_xMegaman Project X is a freeware version of the successful video game franchise Megaman. It lets you choose from 3 characters, Megaman, Zero or Bass, each has specialized weapons that can help you navigate through a particular stage. While Megaman is a sharp shooter, Bass is the only player that can wield a sword and slice through nearby enemies. Zero, on the other hand, has a long sword that can hack obstacles in the way.

Megaman Project X is a nice 2d adventure game that will remind you of who Megaman used to be before the 3d Megaman games we have today. In spite of being just a 2d game, Megaman Project X still easily wins its way over the more recent versions of Megaman. The challenge is to defeat the boss of each stage without depleting your life bar. Every time an enemy hits you, your life bar is decreased and unlike recent versions, you can’t have it replenished as effortlessly.

For a free version of the game, it surprisingly has many stages. They are not any easier, too. There were a couple of times when I had to repeat a particular scene over and over—and to think that I have finished a lot of Megaman video games already! The bosses aren’t easy either. With limited functionality, I barely got through the final boss. There are also no cheats for this game, so don’t expect to worm your way through time-set stages with difficulty bosses that easily!

In the end, I not only enjoyed this game but also realized exactly what made the Megaman video game franchise popular—the action-filled, simple but difficult sidescroller that features the most memorable robot characters in video game history!

This game comes to you by the efforts of Andrew-Traviss


  • turu

    Don't take me wrong, but is it green for copyright of original game ?
    The Capcom, original developer for this game still exits, and I don't really think they give a permission to one individual personal for creating extra game from their mega hit line...unless he is the original developer or something. I checked Andrew-Traviss's website, but there are no mention about his relationship between the company.

    Personally I like this kind of parody game (e.g. "Pain city", great copy of Final Fight, another smash hit from Capcom). But not sure about pushing it here as 100% "Legal" content.

  • turu

    Don't take me wrong, but is it green for copyright of original game ?
    The Capcom, original developer for this game still exits, and I don't really think they give a permission to one individual personal for creating extra game from their mega hit line...unless he is the original developer or something. I checked Andrew-Traviss's website, but there are no mention about his relationship between the company.

    Personally I like this kind of parody game (e.g. "Pain city", great copy of Final Fight, another smash hit from Capcom). But not sure about pushing it here as 100% "Legal" content.

  • Glacius

    @turu: some games like this make it until they get too much attention and the legal departments hit them. It reminds me of the guy that did a version of lemmings a long time ago entirely in javascript. Back then there weren't so many fancy Ajax libraries and he pulled it off. but then the original maker of the game forced the developer to take the game sources out of the internet. of course it's still available on some obscure sites.

  • Glacius

    @turu: some games like this make it until they get too much attention and the legal departments hit them. It reminds me of the guy that did a version of lemmings a long time ago entirely in javascript. Back then there weren't so many fancy Ajax libraries and he pulled it off. but then the original maker of the game forced the developer to take the game sources out of the internet. of course it's still available on some obscure sites.

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Posted on July 28, 2009 at 8:00 AM