Rockman Xover

[Kent]

You know, an "on-rails shooter with RPG elements" actually sounds like a really good idea. Then again, I've been playing Crimson Dragon on my Windows Phone, and it's... Literally exactly that; a 2D Panzer Dragoon with RPG elements. Of course, it's actually really good, which is... Not what I've heard about this game.

The fact that the name implies drawing an X over "Rockman" is just gravy, considering how spiteful and trollish Capcom has been about Mega Man lately.

[NoiseHERO]

Rockman Cross over?

More like Rockman *clicks X over and over to close all windows with megaman on it*

[Mike]

You know, an "on-rails shooter with RPG elements" actually sounds like a really good idea. Then again, I've been playing Crimson Dragon on my Windows Phone, and it's... Literally exactly that; a 2D Panzer Dragoon with RPG elements.

Time to give this a try.

[Griffin]

Don't do it, Mike. What's worse is that you have to pay real money if you want the best upgrades, or some other form of DLC.

[Mike]

Don't do it, Mike. What's worse is that you have to pay real money if you want the best upgrades, or some other form of DLC.

Really? Crap.

[Kent]

Don't do it, Mike. What's worse is that you have to pay real money if you want the best upgrades, or some other form of DLC.

You're either trolling/insane or the context here is ambiguous and you're talking about Rockman Xover in response to a response to a remark about Crimson Dragon.

Which, for the record, has literally no DLC, but does allow the purchase of in-game currency with Microsoft Points, but... The rate at which you get it in-game really just makes the idea of buying it silly and unnecessary. You get a nice chunk the first time you beat a stage or mission, you get it over time as you travel while playing the game, and you get a nice big chunk every time you beat a certain boss.

There's no content behind a paywall other than the purchase of the game itself (which is $1).

[Griffin]

You're either trolling/insane or the context here is ambiguous and you're talking about Rockman Xover in response to a response to a remark about Crimson Dragon.

Which, for the record, has literally no DLC, but does allow the purchase of in-game currency with Microsoft Points, but... The rate at which you get it in-game really just makes the idea of buying it silly and unnecessary. You get a nice chunk the first time you beat a stage or mission, you get it over time as you travel while playing the game, and you get a nice big chunk every time you beat a certain boss.

There's no content behind a paywall other than the purchase of the game itself (which is $1).

The latter, but I should have paid attention so it's MY BAD.