Worse, the object placement tends to look haphazard, as if the backgrounds were put together randomly, which means they don’t really flow together or look like real environments either. However, generally the backgrounds are very repetitive and rather plain. Graphics: The background graphics aren’t that bad in and of themselves, although some of the far backdrops are very pixelated. Overall the play control is really not all that bad, although Mega Man does have a bit of a delay when he’s standing still to when he starts moving. Play Control: Because of the zoomed in state of new style mode, Mega Man seems to jump pretty high compared to his diminutive size, but it’s an optical illusion only: he still stands and jumps just as many blocks high here as in the original. Why can’t they even be consistent within a single game? In the finest tradition of Capcom inconsistency, this game puts a space in “Mega Man” but not in any of the Robot Masters’ names.You have to remember to do it yourself on the stage select screen (go to the options screen). The game doesn’t offer for you to save after stages.You can select a new difficulty mode per stage. The game has plot sequences-unlike the original-and, of course, lots of new dialogue.This is like most Mega Man games but unlike the original Mega Man 1, which is why I mention it. If you hit an enemy and fall onto spikes while still invincible from the blow, you don’t die to the spikes.There are also a number of new alternate paths. The “new style” stages are very similar to the originals, but not completely the same.There is now an intro stage, which you can revisit just like any of the other stages.Continue points are now visible as flags that you must touch to activate them.Some special weapons can still go through walls. Your normal shots don’t go through walls here (but, conversely, neither do the shots of many enemies).(Equivalent to having the Spare Charger part.) Your extra lives are refilled to 2 whenever you exit a stage, if you had less than 2.Your weapons are refilled every time you die.You get the benefit of the Energy Balancer in this game without having to obtain it as an actual item.You can now exit a stage at any time, even if you haven’t completed it.If you’re playing old style, you’re better off looking at the original game’s Game Hints page. This page generally covers the “new style” game, unless otherwise stated, so things may be different in “old style” mode. If you’re playing old style you won’t see most of the new features. New style has all of the altered stages and additions to the game play. There are two main modes to this game: “old style” and “new style.” Old style attempts to mimic the original game as much as possible while still using the new 3-D graphics.

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