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Replay – The Misadventures Of Tron Bonne
Having previously played all the way through Capcom's Mega Man Legends and Mega Man Legends 2 for our Super Replay series of videos, we knew we'd eventually get around to playing The Misadventures of Tron Bonne, a side adventure to these games that focuses on the villains and their adorable, little Servbot helpers. With the game releasing digitally this week on PlayStation Network (for just $6), we figured now would be the perfect time to dive into this PlayStation game.
The graphical style, characters, and voices all hold true to the Mega Man Legends games, but Tron Bonne's gameplay is a complete departure, consisting of dungeon spelunking, box-pushing puzzles, and extensive Servbot management. We didn't have the time to explore every facet of this experience, but had a blast looking back at this odd side game. If you want to see more of it (potentially a Super Replay), speak up! We often choose Super Replays based on what the viewers want.
In our second segment, Bryan Vore looks back at his earliest gaming memory. I then hop onto the sticks to play an old Nintendo 64 classic.
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