Megaman battle networks

[Regal Hero]

Originally Posted by Mavrickhunter25

Actually, Megaman Network Transmission is part of the battle network series.
It takes place after the deletion of the Life Virus, but before BN2.

Now, will someone please help me on how to defeat Thunderman V3 in BN2?

Really? I did not know that.

[NeoManDX]

Originally Posted by Mavrickhunter25

Actually, Megaman Network Transmission is part of the battle network series.
It takes place after the deletion of the Life Virus, but before BN2.

Now, will someone please help me on how to defeat Thunderman V3 in BN2?

the only thing i didint like aboutNetwork Transmission is how slow megaman runs and the fact that you can only fight bass once

[gamer30156]

I own MMBN4: Red Sun (currently working on replay-hard) and just bought MMBN. Are there any pointers you could give me?

[Wolfie456]

Someone tell me what the appeal is for these games, cause I find them extremely stupid.

Yes I have tried them, the third one. It was really bland and kind of a waste of my time, lucky I got Sonic Battle and M&L that year.

[EvilKnuckles]

Battle Network Games to me were more appealing than Starforce. IDK what the actual appeal of these games are if you dont like it then you dont like it and thats that.

[gamer30156]

For the MMBN series, Capcom decided to incorporate an action-rpg element into the already popular Megaman franchise. If you aren't interested in the idea of RPG's or the like, you probably won't find much interest into them.

[Wolfie456]

Originally Posted by gamer30156

For the MMBN series, Capcom decided to incorporate an action-rpg element into the already popular Megaman franchise. If you aren't interested in the idea of RPG's or the like, you probably won't find much interest into them.

I LOVE RPG'S! I grew up on those! Most people here know I love RPG's.

I just didn't like this one. It never felt like Megaman to me.