Strengths: Fresh idea for a Mega Man game as it's a strategy game
Weakness: Limited control over what happens at times & luck will be a big determining factor at times
Before entering a battle you have to select chips. The chips will be your weapons for the upcoming fight. When you have selected, you have to put them in a pyramid that have 12 slots, when finished, talk to your navy and let the battle begin.... The battles are all based on luck. The chips you've chosen will randomly be used on the enemy in an random order. You can't even control your own navy as in the other games. So, the fighters will just stand there, looking into each others eyes and use their randomly chosen chips. I would recommend trying this game before buying if you can as it may look alot like the Mega Man Battle Network games it plays differently in many aspects
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Despite the seemingly obligatory annual releases of this Mega Man Battle Network series, Capcom continues to make them excellent. Once you get over the feel that you've done it all before, you will uncover a solid, yet slightly different, entry into this series. The gameplay is largely the same as previous Mega Man Battle Network games, but it has much more of a card battle mechanic to it. The audio and visual elements remain sharp throughout, and a fun, engaging quest ensues. This game is definitely recommended, especially for MM:BN fans.
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Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge receives an overall TopTenREVIEWS rating of 1.95 out of 4.00. It is ranked the #8,485 game of all time, #70 game of 2004 for the Game Boy Advance and #492 Game Boy Advance game of all time. The rating and ranking is based on an average of 38 critic scores, awards and other criteria. To see a breakdown of the game ranking, read individual critic reviews, or see how...
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Mega Man: Battle Chip Challenge
Strengths: Fresh idea for a Mega Man game as it's a strategy game
Weakness: Limited control over what happens at times & luck will be a big determining factor at times
Before entering a battle you have to select chips. The chips will be your weapons for the upcoming fight. When you have selected, you have to put them in a pyramid that have 12 slots, when finished, talk to your navy and let the battle begin.... The battles are all based on luck. The chips you've chosen will randomly be used on the enemy in an random order. You can't even control your own navy as in the other games. So, the fighters will just stand there, looking into each others eyes and use their randomly chosen chips. I would recommend trying this game before buying if you can as it may look alot like the Mega Man Battle Network games it plays differently in many aspects
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