What you call lazy alot of us call Style. Some of my best memories were trying to get through some of levels with my best friend, and I tell you what it was quite an ordeal when you are like 6. Then drawing out grids so you can write down a code to continue later, it was GREAT!

I am so excited that after 10 years since MM8 they decided to go back to how it all began, make some people appreciate how simple, fun, and mind numbingly difficult an older type game can be.

Sure some megaman games have much better graphics and enhanced controls I personally love the Megaman X series (LOVED 8 for some reason), and will certainly play any game that is part of the continuation. But Megaman is where it all began, jump, shoot your peashooter, feel a sense of accomplishment for taking down a boss.

It is certainly not Lazy for the quality of game this is going to be, graphics =/= fun, and I can not wait to get this and beat it in my first play through, then beat it again a few more times. Plus 10 bucks is a great price for something that isn't a port, it is a completely new game which takes the blue bomber back to his roots.

Live on megaman live on.

Anyone know the differences of this game from the PsP to the PS3. I am thinking of picking this up to hold me over untill LBP comes out but I am not sure which system to get it for.

Games are much more expensive to produce this generation, and really impressive RPGs were alreadya pricey endeavor last generation. Today it is going to take more money and much more time to develop games, particularly rpgs, so it is natural that there are going to be less. Because of this "restructuring" it is going to take time for developers to start churning out games like they were at the end of the PS2 cycle.

The end of the PS2 cycle spoiled us all, like 50 new games every day...makes us quite impatient.

As for the XBox sure they have some rpgs, they are doing this as a marketing move to capture some of sonys fanbase. Sony produced many FPS because those are popular and were selling extremely well on the 360, so they thought they could capture part of that audience. It was unexpected that Microsoft would try to turn the tables on them and try to claim the RPG market, but that is what they are trying to do, and in the end I think this is a GOOD thing.

Think about it, if sony sees its precious RPG fanbase moving to the 360 then what do you think they are going to try to do. They are going to try and recapture that market. It is possible that in the next few years we will see a new surge of RPGs that will satisfy us untill the next generation when the same draught will come and more people will begin to cry.

Also if can't enjoy the masterpeice of gameplay that is Disgaea then Foo on you. Then again we all have our own opinions, I'm sure there are games out there that you like that I don't but oh well, hatred is the way of the gamer these days right? Ok enough with my very long post basically about nothing. *Bamf*