Mega Man Legends 2 (2000)
Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Platform, Shooter
Themes:Action, Science fiction
Game modes:Single player
Story:Mega Man, Roll, and all your favorites are back in this all new 3-D adventure! Far away, in an isolated wasteland, a mysterious girl and an infamous treasure have been discovered. It's the legendary "Sealed Key," rumored to unlock an even greater mystery known as the Great Legacy. What power does the Great Legacy hold? Now, a raced unfolds as Mega Man and his friends embark on a journey which will alter their destinies forever.Show more
Vote to bring this game to GOG and help preserve it.5 462
Like Breath of Fire 4, which released it's original PC port on GOG with updated support, so too can Mega Man Legends 2 be blessed with a restoration of it's original PC port.
Nothing is impossible, so, just go for it!
I never had the chance to play this game, but for all intense and purposes. I want to play the MM Legends series to make myself feel said that there isn't the third game to wrap out the story since for whatever reason Capcom doesn't think this would be profitable enough to go back to. If anything. If this game was both preserved and purchasable on GoG, and everyone out of the woodworks purchase the game in the millions. It may show Capcom that making a third game in the series would make them billions and actually make it good enough to give us a satisfying conclusion to our lovable protags and antags.
I need in Pc Now and megaman legend 3, i buy all games, As long as it is done well, you can have a guaranteed purchase and its consequences. i play in original console ps1 one its great had graphics the ps2.
Fantastic game with a cliffhanger ending that's left us with an unfinished story (dont get me wrong the game ITSELF concluded... but Legends as a franchise is incomplete) for over 20 years T_T. While I prefer Legends 1 a bit more personally, this game brought quality of life improvements to the gameplay such as analogue controls (the original came out before analogues were added to the PS1 controller if memory serves), and other small improvements! Game also dives deeper into the lore of what/who "Megaman" is.
A phenomenal game thats completely different to other Megaman entries, but a gem all the same (still dont like Megaman's new voice in this game though lol).
I remember pre-ordering this game before pre-ordering was even really a thing, at least in my neck of the woods. I did so through Capcom's online store front, and got a bonus squishy Servbot for doing so!
And I am so glad I did. This game is tragically overlooked, despite doing so many things better than the original. The already fantastic graphics were pushed to another level, there was more variety in the locales you could visit, the mystery behind the story was more engrossing, and the morality system was better defined this time around, too.
It also introduces a host of returning and new characters into the mix, and many of the new characters became instant favorites, like the the veteran Air Pirates Bola and Klaymoor, who are just getting too old for this... er, stuff, and the mysterious Matilda, who holds ties to both MegaMan and Roll's pasts.
And of course, you can't have a Legends game without the Bonnes, can you? Not so far, anyway! In fact, they've been in more of the games than MegaMan himself!
Mega Man Legends is everything a good sequel should be: Bold and adventurous with new ideas mixed in with many of the things that made us love the original and want a sequel in the first place.
Of course, you can't talk about Mega Man Legends 2 without talking about its one tragic flaw: The ending.
It isn't a BAD ending, by any measure. The problem is, Capcom put the cart before the horse and ended it on a cliffhanger -- a cliffhanger that has gone unresolved for 25 years as of this year, and counting.
As a result, part of the importance of getting this game (and the others) on GoG is so more people can play it, see what they've been missing without spending hundreds of dollars for an incomplete used copy on eBay or dealing with hunting down a PlayStation 3 and dealing with the consumer-unfriendly store front, and demand with their wallets for Capcom to at long last bring some sense of well-overdue closure to this saga.
Let's bring MegaMan home!
Welp, since CAPCOM never let Megaman Volnutt off the damn moon, at least let me get him up the moon for the final time :(
This is simply one of the games I've played the most in my entire life
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