I can see now why people praise this game so much. Mega Man is surely an amazing game series. It's unique, it's flashy, and the levels are so great, the NES can't even handle it. This is really where Mega Man became so iconic. I'm so glad that Smash Bros. put him in the game. This game had so much remember-able things; bosses, game play, and fantastic music. The music is truly a sound to behold, and this is only 8-bit. Just imagine how mind blowing it is played on a guitar. Capcom has neglected Mega Man for too long. He must be rebuilt.

Even though this review meets the 100-word quota, it still feels more like a comment on the game's page than a review. It doesn't really elaborate too much about the game's merits, and that thing at the end about Capcom neglecting Mega Man for too long sounds like it was just tacked on to make sure that it met the quota.

Even though it's quite short, it suffers from problems with wording, like the one in the following sentence:"...the levels are so great, the NES can't even handle it." That wording would imply that the game's levels are so great that it causes issues with the game itself because the NES literally can't handle them, like severe slowdown and flickering. There's also a grammar error with "This game had so much remember-able things;". If you wanted to correct this, it would be "This game has so many memorable things;".

Please don't take this critique personally. I just want to improve the quality of your writing.

Hmmm.... OK. Like NovemberJoy said, it's not really a review. You haven't compared it to other games, haven't talked about each section. It has to be like 'I love this game because it has cooler things than its prequel. It has harder levels, too. Am I going to play this game again?' Etc... Also, I'll summon someone who gives great advices when it comes to reviews.

TornadoMudkip : Help?

This Review does count as a Review but the Review could use some improvement. I'll post things the two above of me didn't post here.

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- I can't see in your Review that you're reviewing Mega Man 2. I think you should put the game's name in your post/title of the Thread.

- Categories. Why don't you split everything up in different categories? That makes the Review easier to read for anyone. Most Reviewers use these categories: graphics, sounds, addictiveness, story, depth and difficulty. They also put their ratings of each of a category there.

''Small example -

Graphics - 10

I have no words for this. The game looks so beautiful because...''

- Why do you like something about a game? You say the game is unique, flashy and the levels are great but I can't see why you think so. One of the most important things of a Review, why do you love/like this?

- Write the Review in a style that even a video game ''noob'' can understand. You can do this by writing the story of the game with your own opinion about it. Explaining things about your opinion helps a lot as well.

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Just like the others who posted here. I only try to help you to become a better Reviewer. Keep it up and try to use the advice everyone gave you in this Thread!

greenluigi : Thank you for both the summon and the nice compliment.

Yeah, it's 100 words, okay, whatevz. This is not a review though.

It was just, Game is good, he's in smash bros. now, bye bye. Make it longer 500 words should be easy to work to, And the most important thing in a review is the sections and the detail, talk about the story, the depth, the gameplay, the controls in their own section. Talk about them a lot, make people want to play this game, because I could care less about this game, and that's not something you want with a review.

I have some experience with reviews, so I hope you learned a little.

NovemberJoy : It was a little rushed and you're right, I haven't gone deep into this. This was more of a why I like the game. I'll probably fix it in the future