Mega Man X6 Critic Reviews

The plot is in badly translated Japanese and makes little sense, but still the game is curiously 'unputdownable'.

Decent-looking and extremely fun,...fast, tough, fun and a solid 2D blast from the past that is priced just right at $30.

The kind of game you can’t get out of your mind. Though frustration may make you set it down (I limited myself to about an hour a run) it’s a game you can always come back to.

Full of great gameplay and action, great graphics, great sound, great control, and great frustration.

A bit of a step backwards in comparison to MMX5, which is still my current favorite in the Mega Man X series. That said it's still an excellent 2D action game that Mega Man fans won't be able to pass up.

Ultimately, MMX6 will appeal to fans of the series, but gamers looking for more than strict jump-n-shoot fare should look elsewhere.

Despite these shortcomings, it's still Mega Man, and the gameplay is still entertaining, making X6 an attractive package for hard-core Mega Man fans.

The environment designs are not as creative, the stages are way too short, and the boss battles are surprisingly easy.

If you're a Mega Man fan, then you've already purchased the game and have been playing to your hearts content. You can move on to other parts of the web-site.

Actually worse than its recent predecessors.

It’s not an intense game, but the decent 2D gameplay is as solid as ever.

A game rusted stiff by recycling and repetition. The gameplay is still there and the challenge has taken some steroids, but there's no heart.

I thought I’d sooner see Sasquatch ride a Chimera bareback through the streets than a bland series like Mega Man X last through six installments.

The once fresh and inviting Megaman franchise has grown putrid.