Mega Man Zero 3

Keeping alive the 2D platform on the little handheld that could make a retro junkie like me all warm and fuzzy inside, and it's an excellent throwback to the days of the 16-bit era where robots were ass kicking machines and a wrong step would have you plunging to your death, impaled through your metal chassis on a pit of spikes.

Like its predecessors, it's an action-platforming player's dream come true. The action is fast and intense, and it doesn't often let up. Those who have played and enjoyed the first two games in the series will find this third installment just as much fun, although just a hair less difficult.

A very good game, but a difficult one. Fans of the series will have no problem pummeling their way through the various settings, until they unlock the harder difficulties, but new or less skilled players may have a bit of trouble with it.

Despite being yet another recycled GBA title, Mega Man Zero 3 hasn't gotten stale and old in his third iteration. It comes awful close, but the new levels and enemies, updated gameplay, and better difficulty tweaks keep the series up there in the "recommended" status.

The short levels, enormously goofy bosses, and the typical scenarios are just what the Mega Man fan ordered. The game is super-sized with new weapons and character actions.

If you're unfamiliar with the series then the bombardment of characters and names that will greet you could be a little intimidating, but if you just push the veil of the complex storyline aside, it's simply a good, solid platform game like its predecessor and a fine example of the genre. [Nov 2004, p.121]

And again, boss encounters are both overwhelming and plodding. [Nov 2004, p.127]

Best in the series in my opinion. Sure it's more of the same, but that just means more amazing. Greatest game in the greatest Megaman series. If you haven't played this, get the collection on DS, you won't be disappointed.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

infinite replayability,zero feels just as good as ever, the level desiign areeven better than before and are perfect for the screen size of GBA, the recoil road is a very fun subweapon. my only issue for this game is the requirment for EX skills, outside of that a perfect game

Controles Toscos, y Dificultad Artificial y forzada, teniendo exponentes de juegos plataforma buenos en Game Boy Advance como Wario land 4 o Metroid, pues no habia excusa... y me quedo Corto

Absolute ****, respawning enemies and totally impossible bossfights, idk what the **** this game wants me to do.megaman is themost overrated franchise ever