
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
As usual for this series, it’s a combination of a history of the game covered and an autobiography of author. Although I never played Megaman 3 (or played very little of it) I did own Megaman 2 and so it was great that the author touched on the entire series and the spinoffs.
A nice hit of nostalgia from another gamer who grew up in the NES era.
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