Sprites and environments went from being larger and more detailed to being smaller and more minimalistic.
#Megaman battle network 7 world tournament series
One of the biggest changes MMBN4 introduced was a new art style that would go on to become the series standard. On top of this, MMBN4 is easily the worst translated game in the series, with gems like "What a polite young man she was!" and "Megaman, is the jack out now!" disrupting the flow and creating some unintentionally humorous moments. It all works well enough, but the asteroid plot point takes a backseat after being introduced at the beginning of the game and never feels like it's properly expanded upon. In between matches in the tournament, another evil organization - called Nebula - runs around making mischief that only Lan and MegaMan.exe can put a stop to. The reason for this is because an asteroid is on a direct collision course with the Earth, but it could possibly be diverted if a strong enough Navi entered its cyberworld and altered the course. Once again, MegaMan.exe and Lan Hikari spend most of the time battling their way through the ranks of a netbattling tournament, though the purpose of this one is to determine the strongest Operator and NetNavi in the world. The premise of the story is entertaining enough, but it's nothing we haven't seen before. While it is true that it made certain changes that divided opinion, Mega Man Battle Network 4 Red Sun & Blue Moon is still worthy of the series' name and is strongly recommended for both fans and newcomers. Mega Man Battle Network 4 Red Sun & Blue Moon is very much "that" game for the MMBN series. Usually due to a major overhaul of an aspect that flies in the face of series tradition, these black sheep games typically are wrongfully seen as a bad or disappointing release simply because they did something different. In every long running game series, there's always "that" one game which greatly splits the fanbase.
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