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The X series is home to some of the most intense and captivating music in the entire Mega Man franchise.
Mega Man X fans are always trying to nominate the top boss. Greg at Hey Poor Player shares his thoughts on the most iconic Mavericks to grace Capcom's robot-busting series.
"Mega Man X and Zero are a couple of the coolest 2D action game heroes so let's see which of these radical robots comes out on top." - A.J. Maciejewski from Video Chums
I liked the Zero games better even if Capcom forced changes to be made to it because they insisted the X games would keep going after V. Ended up making the Zero games more of a what if scenario and not canon imo. X going maverick after 100s of years of fighting would of been better than the defective Copy X we got.
Chalgyr's Game Room writes:
I’m going to start off my first title on this list which also happens to be one of my favorite games of all time. It’s one of two on this list that fits that bill alongside Breath of Fire III, Shovel Knight and more. Without further blabbering on my part, here are my Top 5 games that should have had sequels - but didn't!
Rogue Galaxy
Rogue Galaxy is an action RPG developed by Level-5 and was published by Sony in NA a little less than a decade ago. One thing to mention right now is that fans of Star Wars will feel right at home with this game as it has many parallels to the epic space opera. Being a Star Wars fan myself, I had no issues with it.
Okami, I would love to see a full on sequel for next gen systems, I played a little of the DS Okami, couldn't get into it
