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Nintendo has published a trio of , including one for Mega Man and Pac-Man.

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EB: By playing the game it was evident that Chris King crafted a game that is very influenced by Mega Man X, but is still a different game all in its own. 20XX is a very fun game to play and it only gets better when you play with someone else. Each level progressively gets harder, but with the help of a co-op buddy it should be a breeze to play.

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AS: The indie game scene is filled with titles that revert back to the way video games used to be, where graphics were simple, gameplay was straightforward, and the soundtracks weren't composed by a full symphony orchestra. Most of these titles are developed in homage to the best retro games of the era, like how Shovel Knight follows the Mega Man formula, but a few venture precariously close to the "rip-off" line, for lack of a better term.

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Warp Zoned writes: "Back in the day, Sega used to run an advertising campaign that claimed Genesis Does What Nintendont. Aside from angering my inner nerd (I was an excellent speller in grade school), I could never actually figure out what Sega did that Nintendo didnt. The same benefit of the doubt does not apply to the people who currently run Capcom. We know exactly what they arent doing, and thats treating Mega Man, one of gamings most beloved characters, with the respect he deserves. There hasnt been a new Mega Man game in nearly five years, and aside from an appearance in last years Super Smash Bros. For 3DS/Wii U (a Nintendo production), the character has been completely forgotten. Enter Chris King, the programmer for Batterystaple Games. He saw the Mega Man-shaped hole in the market and decided to give the people what they wanted. His new game, 20XX, is a loving homage to Mega Man (more specifically, to the Mega Man X series) that adds in a lot of things that C...

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Warp Zoned writes: "20XX should also evoke feelings of the late 80s/early 90s, but for a slightly different reason. According to Capcom, every game in the Mega Man X franchise takes place in the year 20XX, so any game that carries that title instantly makes me think of side-scrolling platformers, arm cannons, laser swords, robotic baddies, and spikes so many spikes. Batterystaple Games 20XX delivers all of those things and much more. Changing the name of their in-progress platformer was just one of the many great decisions theyve made so far."