Well then it certainly isn't BN.

From the looks of this game, its look like the battle system will be much the same with one small difference.......




http://www.atomic-fire.com/storage/mags/ryuusei5.jpg

ITS IN 3RD PERSON!!



Edited by Arkane on July 16, 2006 at 11:20:54.

Edited by Arkane on July 17, 2006 at 9:20:11.

Since the Doc asked for a news post:
http://www.atomic-fire.com/index.php?subaction=showfull&id=1152854271&archive=&start_from=&ucat=22&
Credit goes to Fireman.

Yes, the series is Rockman of the Meteor Shower. Yes the hero is named "War Rock."

They say the fighting system actually resembles that of "Super Adventure Rockman." That sounds fairly interesting. I can't believe all of our series have planted themselves in animal bosses now, though.

Edited by Heatman.EXE on July 17, 2006 at 0:38:26.

I told you people...Atomic Fire's constantly getting info about it. It's real, people.

This does take place after BN6? If it does cool. I've relized something. We might get to see the Iris and Colonel system. I wonder if they'll be a giant cyber machine or net-navis or giant net-navi machines. I guess we'll have to wait to see. Right?

They kind of... don't exist... any longer.

Erm, Tron, Have you seen the ending to BN6 yet?

Spoiler tags, Glacierman.

Hmm, not too sure if I'd like the 3rd person-ness as much... I'd probably get used to it though... The new Megaman's hair sticks up a lot, haha.

I`v had enough of Battle Network.The games are all the same.

So is, what, every other Mega Man game ever? It's not like this is new.

Believe it, every game is kind of alike it's prequels, and every game has something in common with other's through unavoidable clichés and there are also always a combination of things that make a game original, unique.

I cant read that launguage.By the way were is everybody getting that beast out sig

[i]Edited by Aminst the Sword on August 4, 2006 at 23:22:04.[/i]

I just found something awesome out.

Yeah I hear about a new series. Haven't seen it yet and these pictures won't show up.

Are you guys talking about ZX or another game cuz i've never heard of mmbnx.

If you read carefully, you'd know they were talking about Mega Man Star Force, the series sequel to Battle Network. And you're bumping pointless threads.

What is BNX ive heard so much about it but i still havent figured out what it is ive asked multiple times and never been answered.

BNX doesn't actually exist. What you're thinking of is Megaman Star Force.

Oh what actually is MMstar force. Which of the megaman games is it closest too and whats the storyline. Is mm controlled by another person or is he an actual person?

The Mega Man franchise takes place in two separate timelines, one where robotic technology flourished and another where network technology prospered instead.[1] The Battle Network series was placed in the network timeline, causing it to be completely disconnected from every other Mega Man series (Classic, X, Zero, ZX, and Legends). Mega Man Star Force explicitly states that it takes place approximately two-hundred years into the future of Battle Network, thus placing it into the network timeline. As such, Star Force deviates greatly from the standard Mega Man fare because it draws almost exclusively on elements from Battle Network (mostly gameplay elements), making very few references or allusions to the other Mega Man series. However, Capcom has produced Star Force as a stand-alone series, meaning players can fully enjoy the title without being familiar with the Battle Network series.

Set in the fictional year 220X, emphasis on internet technology has lessened, and instead, the world has become networked through use of EM waves. Though cyber worlds and NetNavis still exist in Star Force, human dependency on them has greatly decreased, and people no longer have Navi companions. Three large satellites orbiting the Earth—Pegasus, Leo, and Dragon—power the EM Wave World that exists around the Earth's atmosphere, keeping the world networked. While the EM Wave World is normally invisible to the human eye, a special piece of eye-wear called the Visualizer (possessed by the series' protagonist) allows a human to see this other world. However, like with the cyber worlds of Battle Network, viruses (known as EM Wave Viruses) inhabit the EM Wave World, causing problems in every day life.

In Battle Network, people operated PErsonal Terminals (PETs) to constantly interact with the network. Similar devices called Transers are used in the Star Force world. Transers are compatible with Battle Cards (the Star Force version of the previous Battle Chips), and when swiped through, they provide means to deleting viruses that infect the EM Wave World and other electronic devices. A group of Satella Police also exist, dedicated to stopping virus attacks and thwarting criminals who manipulate the EM Wave World in order to break the law.

Furthermore, there exists an alien planet known as the "FM Planet," inhabited by extraterrestrial beings called FM-ians. FM-ians can traverse in both worlds, and also possess the ability to physically merge with human beings through a process called "Electromagnetic Wave Change" (denpa henkan). Other than lending a human the FM-ian's powers, this process also transforms an ordinary human into an "EM Wave Human," allowing him or her to freely operate in the EM Wave World (as well as cyber networks within specific electronic devices).

The protagonist of Star Force is Geo Stelar, the son of a famous scientist and astronaut. He has an encounter with a rogue FM-ian known as Omega-Xis who takes residency in Geo's Transer. When the two go through an Electromagnetic Wave Change they form an entity known as Mega Man.

Whereas a large focus in the Battle Network series were the NetNavis (who are mostly based on Robot Masters from the Classic Mega Man series), Star Force focuses on FM-ians based on many real-life constellations.


Sources:

1. (2002-12-20) Rockman Perfect Memories. ISBN 4575163546. The Japanese language source book outlines the Classic, X, and Legends series and makes mention of the Battle Network and Zero series (which were fairly new at the time of the book's publication.) While the ZX and Star Force series were not yet conceived when the source book was published, Capcom explicitly states their placement in the timelines within the games themselves.