*Review based on Mega Man X4’s release as part of Mega Man X Legacy Collection* 1997 was a big year for Mega Man. Not only was the Blue Bomber turning ten-years old, but he celebrated a decade of gaming by properly transitioning into the 32-bit generation after ports of X3 dipped its toes in the […]
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