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.4 113
We need to get Hippopotamus off the moon. The Story is incomplete and we need the games preserved and to show that Legends 3 needs to be revived. All around this game is MORE of legends 1 Greatness and the art is even MORE refined this could be seen as a Early ps2 game graphically that is how strong the style is.
Back when I was very young I couldn't understand the game but I had a blast seing my brother play the game. As I grew up and began to understand some basic english I was able to play the game and fell in love with the game visual style, its characters, its gameplay and soundtrack. It definitely one of my favorite games from the PS1 and I would love to see it ported to PC or any modern system!
This game means a lot to me.
The world to explore, charismatic characters like the Bonnes, the soundtrack that conveys a lot of feelings made by Makoto Tomozawa and the enemies with their fights entertained me a lot and every time I play it again I always learn something new.
The first time I played it legally on my PsOne1 in Japanese, I was motivated to understand everything, the mystery of Rock and the ancients, and the feelings of Roll.
And to this day it leaves me emotional in the final arc where it touches themes of humanity and existensialism, a work that I enjoy very much in its Japanese version with the fanarts in the ending and the theme “Naite Ii yo” sung by Fumina Hara.
I would love for this game to have more sequels in the future to continue exploring this vast world and its mysteries along with the hero in blue who protects the halcyon days.
For those who are reading this and have never played these games I highly recommend them and see them as something beyond the ordinary Rockman/MegaMan game.
That's what I can say for this great game called Rockman DASH 2: Episode 2: The Great Legacy, also known as MegaMan Legends 2.
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MEGA MAN LEGENDS IS MY FAVORITE GAME SERIES OF ALL TIME. I WOULD RATHER BE VOTING FOR MEGA MAN LEGENDS 3 HERE BUT AT LEAST PORT THESE TWO ‼️‼️‼️‼️ 💪🏻
Just like Mega Man 2, Legends 2 improved on everything introduced by the first game. Multiple islands and a deeper exploration of the world and its characters.
For Mega Man Legends 3, Mega Man Legends is a great mega man series. 1 & 2 are amazing games with amazing characters and story. But unfortunately, MML3 was canceled and we are left on a cliffhanger. It would be great to see Mega Man Legends 3 finally released because Legends never die.
GET HIM OFF THE MOON!
The Mega Man Legends series is by far the most near and dear piece of media to my heart. Criminally underrated and tragically cut short of the trilogy it deserved to become. The wholesome and cozy Saturday morning cartoon vibes the characters have, mixed with the staggeringly impressive lore and world building is a comfort to me that I could gush for hours on. Legends 1 and 2 have held up visually and story wise far better than many of the early 3D games of the late 90s. Legends 2 in particular is one of the best looking PS1 era games. The art style, from the reaverbot enemies, to the main cast, to even the NPCs are all crafted with wonderful charm and personality. So many snowdays and summers immersed in this lovely series. It would do my heart good to see these games preserved and easily accessible for future generations.
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