Mega Man Star Force: Dragon

A darn good game.

Something old, something new, something borrowed, someone blue--that's what you get in Mega Man Star Force, the latest adventure of Capcom's ever-vigilant hero. [Oct 2007, p.88]

In a nutshell, Mega Man Star Force is an okay game, but it's just too much like the Battle Network games to really warrant a purchase. The story is all over the place, the graphics and sound look virtually unchanged, and the attempt at making a new battle system just seems a bit lazy.

There’s potential here, but Capcom needs to put more varied action in this action-RPG.

Despite various minor improvements, Mega Man Star Force isn't significantly different than the GBA Battle Network games.

Considering Capcom announced Mega Man Star Force 2 before this game even came out, that should be reason enough to avoid it.

I felt like a ten year-old throughout most of the playtime, thanks to how both generic and dumbed down the game felt for the most part.

I love this game but it is still flawed but when I realized when this got mixed reviews I was confused but when I played it I saw why. But it is still good.

No point to just buy this and then hate it, points definitely taken if you love it, with Mega Man Star Force: Dragon, there's no obvious doubt, whether you love it or hate it, that it could live up to the true games.

Well, there has been many reviews for this game. Some hardcore fans or 3D RPG players might agree with the good ones, while some really hate this game. Actually, in my opinion, the game is quite bad. The storyline is rather repetitive, bosses after bosses, insane stages with mini games, and they are quite time-wasting. Not to continue jeering the plot, but the storyline is extremely nonsensical. Think about it; the adults are so gullible, the EM stuffs have so low security that Megaman could just randomly pulse in and attack whenever he wants, and lastly they are having a 14 years old kid to save the world from some insane alien. However, I would want to commend on the battle system. It is well-organised, and has a well-leveled difficulty that everyone would enjoy challenging. Other than that, the characters are characterised through the words and emotions well, enough for us to understand what they are feeling. I feel that the worst part is the encounter rate. The battle is good, yes, but it gradually becomes annoying with that freaking music slamming your ears when you were walking a few steps onwards. The rate is so high that it shamed the RPG realm, seriously. Overall, this game is playable, but if you are first time into Megaman series, please avoid this and play the other series first. I recommand Megaman X for beginners.

Boring. Plot is written by a 5 year old, graphics are dated and lame, characters are unlikeable, jesus, even the text is annoying to read. it's beyond bad, Avoid at all costs.