Mega Man Network Transmission Cube Reviews| Jun 16, 2003. It's been years since I've played a new Mega Man action game to completion. The original series defined the term sequelitus, so I got bored after Mega Man III. The Mega Man X games, meanwhile, just weren't to my liking. The game is actually quite good! Puts a twist on the GBA Megaman.EXE games and switches from the RPG style gameplay of the Battle Network series and goes back to Megaman's roots of a 2D platformer (except this uses 3D models). Exclusive to the Nintendo Gamecube, Mega Man Network Transmission is a Mega Man Battle Network spin-off. Unlike the rest of the MMBN series, Rockman EXE WS aside, Network Transmission is a 2D platformer akin to the Classic Mega Man games.

Mega Man Network Transmission
Developer(s)	Arika
Publisher(s)	Capcom ShoPro Entertainment
Director(s)	Akira Kurabayashi
Producer(s)	Keiji Inafune Ichirou Mihara
Designer(s)	Hiroshi Okuda
Composer(s)	Shinji Hosoe Ayako Saso Yousuke Yasui
Series	Mega Man Battle Network
Platform(s)	Nintendo GameCube
Release	JP: March 6, 2003^[2] NA: June 17, 2003^[1] PAL: June 27, 2003^[3]
Genre(s)	Action, platform, role-playing
Mode(s)	Single-player

Mega Man Network Transmission, known in Japan as Rockman EXE Transmission (ロックマンエグゼトランスミッション), is a video game developed by Arika and published by Capcom and ShoPro Entertainment for the Nintendo GameCubeconsole. The game was first released in Japan on 6 March 2003, and in North America and PAL regions the following June. Network Transmission is part of the Mega Man Battle Network series, which originated on the Game Boy Advance (GBA) handheld.

Taking place one month after the events of the first Megaman Battle Network game, the plot follows the protagonist Lan Hikari and his online avatar MegaMan.EXE in their fight against the 'WWW (World Three)' organization and its attempt to unleash and spread the infectious 'Zero Virus' into cyberspace. The player controls MegaMan through a set of levels that require actions such as jumping, sliding, and shooting, as well as the use of special 'Battle Chips' that grant the player various combat and movement abilities. Network Transmission combines action and platforming gameplay elements from older Mega Man games with the strategy and role-playing elements as defined by the Battle Network series.

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The development team's intent was to meld these attributes into a home console title that would appeal to the young gamer audience that they found with the GBA series. Critical reception for Network Transmission has been mostly average reviews. Although it received some positive remarks for its Battle Chip gameplay, many critics have complained that the game features a high or unbalanced difficulty level. The game's sound and its combination of 2D and 3Dcel-shaded graphics have been met with varied opinions.

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Plot[edit]

The storyline of Megaman Network Transmission takes place during the first decade of the 21st century ('200X'), one month after the original Megaman Battle Network.^[4] Following the defeat of the 'Life Virus', the ultimate weapon of Dr. Wily and the 'WWW (World Three)' organization, Lan Hikari and his network navigator (NetNavi) MegaMan.EXE return to a life of ease. However, no sooner does Lan begin to relax when he hears of a mysterious and destructive computer virus called the 'Zero Virus' that infects Navis and causes mayhem via his personal information terminal (PET) e-mail.^[4]^[5] Lan has other qualms to deal with however, receiving an e-mail detailing fellow NetNavi Roll.EXE being trapped in the internet.^[4] MegaMan goes to save her, finding an infected FireMan.EXE as the cause of trouble. Defeating him, the duo talk to FireMan's operator, Mr. Match, and learn of the vaccine being distributed to amend the Zero Virus is actually doing just the opposite, having caused FireMan to go berserk.^[6]

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Confirming this with Lan's father, Dr. Yuichiro Hikari, the two set out to search for the cure of the problem, finding many situations of pragmatic Navis infected and causing mayhem. Stopping all of them and returning them to their respective operators, the two eventually discover more clues leading to the remnants of the WWW. It is revealed that a powerful Navi called StarMan.EXE has been distributing the virus.^[7] After defeating StarMan, MegaMan and Lan engage in a climatic battle against the powerful super virus Zero himself. However, at the conclusion of the battle, just as the finishing blow is about to be delivered to Zero, the heroes discover he is not evil. Lan's father then transforms him into a full-fledged Navi. However, their happiness is short-lived as a former member of the WWW simply named 'Professor' reveals this was all part of his scheme to revive the dreaded Life Virus.^[8] Analyzing clues, MegaMan and Lan engage and defeat the second Life Virus and use Zero's observation powers to eventually bring the Professor to justice. There is dialogue at the end of the game between ShadowMan.EXE and his operator Mr. Dark, leading the plot into the next chronological installment, Mega Man Battle Network 2.^[9]

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Gameplay[edit]

The player selects and uses a LongSwrd Battle Chip from the HUD at the bottom of the screen. The Custom Bar extends across the top.

Megaman Network Transmission incorporates aspects of action and platforming games similar to other Mega Man series, while retaining the strategy and role-playing elements of the Battle Network series.^[10]^[11] The player takes control of the protagonist Lan within the game's real world and his NetNavi MegaMan.EXE within its internet.^[4] Unlike previous games in this series, Lan is restricted from moving location to location. Instead, the player uses a map screen with points of interest to travel to different levels.^[10] Levels are opened up as the player progresses through the game, with a slight emphasis on linear progression, although MegaMan can move off-path at times. Levels typically end in a boss battle with another NetNavi. Combat takes place in real-time, with MegaMan given the ability to jump, slide, fire his default arm cannon, and dodge enemy attacks on a two-dimensional plane.^[4]^[10]^[12]

Special abilities called 'Battle Chips' are provided through a 'Custom Bar' that slowly fills at the top of the screen. When the bar is full, the player can select up to five Battle Chips, which are provided from a folder of player-selected chips.^[