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I won't suggest anyone play CM (IMO its just not good). Except for Legends BUT not because I think it infringed on Mega Man's ability to be Mega Man but because I didn't like its gameplay loop as much and things based on its own merits. All this without every losing love for any of them. Heck I am one of them, I started WITH CLASSIC transitioned to X then Legends then Zero before I ever even touched an 'alternate timeline' game. I also fully understand that there are plenty of chill X and Classic fans that either do their own thing or enjoy the spin-offs just the same.

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Even folks partial to Legends tend to get tribal, but even they show respect to other series (although in their case I think it's more of a survival thing, since they barely have clout).Р”В«efore anyone says anything, I am just describing my experience. Battle Network/Star Force fans seem to be the most chill, at best being happy for (while being ragged on all the time mind you) other series' successes, at worst are indifferent. It is vastly these type of Classic and X fans complaining about straying too far, this and that shouldn't exist as is and being tired of this thing getting attention or things like this. I see people saying the franchise has a fractured fanbase often, but for the vast majority of the time I've been around I have barely ever seen the type of elitist attitude of not supporting or being appreciative of a new successful entry in a series that people aren't partial to outside of jaded Classic and X fans. Battle Network literally does the opposite and coexists along side any previous and established Mega Man continuity.

Battle Network does not change anything in or about mainline Mega Man it just takes massive inspiration from it, so much so that it cannot be ignored and cast off into a totally separate brand and entity. That is what Command Mission does more so. I guess Poke-tards will say the version thing but yeah I don't take those guy's seriously (mind you Battle Network went 3 games from the start without introducing the version thing).Р”Р„lso you can be tired of 'people taking things you enjoy and changing it to suit their purpose.' I hate that as well and it seems to be the trend with certain political movements in entertainment media nowadays, but in Battle Network's case that literally never happened. Not visually, not gameplay-wise, not thematically not anything. 'If you want to play Final Fantasy, go play X Command Mission. This wasn't your argument before your argument before went something like Mark Havoc Jat 1:50 you want to play Final Fantasy, go play that. While we patiently wait for the next flagship Mega Man title and possible future developments from the Battle Network series, we have the English version of Rockman X DiVE on August 16 (US, Canada, UK and Ireland) to tide us over.

We're up an additional one million units from the previous data available. Today, 16 months later, the franchise has reached a 37 million unit milestone.

Remember: back in May 2020, just a few months before Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection's debut, Capcom reported that, as of March 31 2020, the franchise achieved 36 million units.Р”Р‡rom that point until today we only got notice of a small bump in cumulative sales around 100,000 unitsР’В for Mega Man 11 and the Mega Man Legacy Collection. Meanwhile, catalog titles such as Mega Man 11, Mega Man Legacy CollectionР’В and Mega Man X Legacy Collection remain at a steady pace. Although Capcom have yet to share how Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection performed, this growth suggests that it's sold respectably well.