AphidRuin

First of all, Megaman Starforce 3 is slightly better than its prequels, although not much better. The flexibility of the storyline is improved, and the reasons to fight is clearly stated and expressed. There are even illegal cards to find and the new system known as Noise is introduced. However, the whole thing still remains mostly the same. Except for being able to finalise into Red Joker or Black Ace depending on the titles, the battles, the music and the graphics are of the same quality. Soundtracks turn annoying when you have to visit the same places over and over again. The characters are really giving you a hard time to decide whether to hate or like with the several cutscenes of them coming to you, saying their nonsense, and go. The mini-challenges in the game are still acceptable, but I just couldn't take myself to suit with the Meteor Server's(Last stage), with that Crimsons flying all over and giving you purposeless random battles without a reward. I was kind of disappointed by this constant unchange, but fairly well improvements were made to creating the storyline. Still, I think that this couldn't raise the name of Megaman and wouldn't recommend this to new Megaman gamers.

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.