An incremental improvement over Mega Man Legends 1. The art direction is still the best seen on the PS1. The controls, by far the worst part of MML1, are much improved with actual DualShock support. The plot is kind of incomprehensible and sets up a sequel that we still have not received, 24 years later. The production value in general is higher here than MML1, with more cinematic camera angles in cutscenes and lots of custom graphics for single assets. Altogether a fine 3D action-platformer with RPG elements. Worth playing just to look at the art direction alone.

An incremental improvement over Mega Man Legends 1. The art direction is still the best seen on the PS1. The controls, by far the worst part of MML1, are much improved with actual DualShock support. The plot is kind of incomprehensible and sets up a sequel that we still have not received, 24 years later. The production value in general is higher here than MML1, with more cinematic camera angles in cutscenes and lots of custom graphics for single assets. Altogether a fine 3D action-platformer with RPG elements. Worth playing just to look at the art direction alone.

An incremental improvement over Mega Man Legends 1. The art direction is still the best seen on the PS1. The controls, by far the worst part of MML1, are much improved with actual DualShock support. The plot is kind of incomprehensible and sets up a sequel that we still have not received, 24 years later. The production value in general is higher here than MML1, with more cinematic camera angles in cutscenes and lots of custom graphics for single assets. Altogether a fine 3D action-platformer with RPG elements. Worth playing just to look at the art direction alone.