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Super Replay: Mega Man Legends 2
We had a ton of fun recording our Super Replay of the first Mega Man Legends. Cans were kicked, ruins were explored, and servbots were swooned over. But let's be honest: That playthrough had its fair share of rough patches. We frequently got lost and I may have accidentally sold all of our best equipment. That's why we teamed up with Capcom and Capcom-Unity for this very special Super Replay of Mega Man Legends 2. Specifically, Greg Moore, Capcom's community liason, hunkered down in the Game Informer office with us for the entire Super Replay. Greg's Mega Man expertise was invaluable, allowing us to have fun and stay on track. Go figure!
We invite you to join our special guest Greg Moore, Andrew Reiner, Dan Ryckert, and myself as we embark on another PlayStation adventure with MegaMan, Roll, and of course, the lovable Data.
To check out every Mega Man Legends 2 Super Replay episode, check out our YouTube channel.
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