*Review based on Mega Man X3’s release as part of Mega Man X Legacy Collection* There is more than a little bit of irony in Mega Man X3’s very existence. Six Mega Man games were released on the NES, with only small windows of time between releases. Mega Mans 2 and 3 were stellar sequels that easily […]
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