Mega Man Zero 2 (Game Boy Advance, 2003)

the game you sent me exceeded all my expectations it is a great action game and zero is the best you are a great seller

I've been playing the Megaman games since they came out about 15 or so years ago. This game is great just like all the other ones with a few new added features.

One thing about the Megaman games in general: They are very difficult.
If you're buying this for a kid with an anger management problem it's probably not a good idea because this game has inspired several vulgar out burts, but that just makes beating it all that much sweeter.

That being said, for the Megaman fan, this game is absolutely amazing. I highly reccomend to all Megaman fans, as well as side-scroll shooter fans.

Like all good Mega Man games the game is not easy. The stages are difficult and you can't just rush them or you die. The bosses usually at the beginning take several tries. This level of difficulty is a blessing for those who do not want it to be a walk in the park. Zero can obtain different forms with different attacks and abilities depending on how you play. The staff from the first game has been replaced with a chain weapon that can help save your life when making dangerous jumps as it can grapple to walls and ceilings. There are still four weapons, but anyone who likes Zero knows the Z Saber is the only weapon for him. The chain is the only other good weapon and that is only for the life saves. The stupid blaster is back and learning new skills is difficult at best. You must have had an A on your previous mission to obtain the boss's ability. If you use a Cyber Elf when you are revisiting an old stage you are penalized on the next mission you take. You get penalized for using Cyber Elves like normal, but they could change it so you only get penalized for the ones used in that mission.