Megaman Battle Network Chrono X Gba Rom

PLOT: It's been a year since the Cybeasts threatened the peace of the world. Lan and his friends think life can't be better living in a quiet, peaceful net society. Deep inside, Lan wants to relive the days of defeating net criminals, and saving lives. Soon he will get his wish, because a dark secret is about to threaten the earth. Many years ago, a beast was unleashed upon the Net. This beast was eventually defeated by the duo none other than Lan and MegaMan.

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A mysterious group named 'Red Infinity' wants to resurrect the beast. Its members are gathering 'Z Parts' from around the world. While Lan is at Sci Lab one day, a mysterious navi attacks and steals an old document from Sci Lab's computers.

What could be in this old file that Red Infinity would want? What do the 'Z Parts' have to do with the beast? What did this navi steal from MegaMan, crippling him at the scene of the battle? Stay tuned for more updates from MegaMan Battle Network - Chrono X to find out! Note: X, Zero or any other non-Battle Network characters will NOT appear in the game.

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Same goes for Shooting Star MegaMan. MegaMan Battle Network Chrono X is a fan-game by MegaDudes Production that aims to replicate the experience of Battle Network to perfection to deliver a theoretical Battle Network '7.' The story will continue from the adventures of Lan and will connect in some way to the Distant Finale as seen in Battle Network 6.

It is currently the most progressive Battle Network fan-game on the Internet. This project started in 2009 and has made enormous amounts of progress since. We have downloadable demos to try. -- This contains the whole first two chapters of the game.

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Rabota This totals about 4-6 hours of playtime. Yes, the first two chapters. You can try the game with a plug-in controller, too!

Demo 4.1 will feature online mode! Demo Requirements: Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7 DirectX 9 or better DirectX 9 compatible graphics card with at least 32MB (128mb recommended!) of video memory Pentium 4 or equivalent processor DirectX 9 compatible sound card 512 MB of memory or greater (1GB recommended!) 800x600 or greater screen resolution with 32-bit colors 100 MB of free space on HardDrive Android Test Build for 2.2 and upwards -- This is not the two chapter demo, but a test of how the Android plays on certain devices. Give it a try today! Android Requirements: Android 2.2 & up, 256mb of RAM, armv6/armv7/mips CPU + 17mb of free space. Find out more about our project at the following: Screenshots: (jpg'd for security purposes) Videos: Demo 4 Release Event CX's LiveEvent Video() Short and bad-quality video of the ANDROID port(; Slightly outdated. The demo has smoother controls.) ========================================================= If you would like to apply, please utilize the Contact Us section on our website, or post your Sprite Work (this is all we have need for, currently) on the forum.

I liked the little I played so far. The game runs and looks just as good as the GBA games (specially BN6). The game runs in smooth 60 fps and saving works like a charm too.

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^^ Suggestion: Can you add some options or settings that can upscale the screen size to 2x or 4x (without filters please, I loves me sum pixels nya). ^^; Some very tiny grammar changes will be good too. There was one that said something like this: 'Here are my HP. The game is over if they go down to 0.' And the music, mp3 kinda makes the game pack bigger than it should.

There's also two wav files that you can compress to mp3. The composition of the songs feels just a little bit different than the GBA games, they might not feel as memorable as the originals. The quality doesn't feel as dynamic as you hear it playing from the GBA games either.