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Lightsaber Unleashed was one of the top 10 most-downloaded free apps in , according to Apple. That same year, people were also obsessed with playing air hockey on their phones. And BubbleWrap stole hours of my life that I'll never get back. From what I can remember, Jelly Car was a bit difficult to control but still fun to play. Enigmo was a game in which you created a Rube Goldberg-like machine to guide water droplets into specific tanks. Rope'n'Fly was a game in which you swung a character from one skyscraper to the next — and that was it.

Trace let you draw your own path to get past obstacles and reach the end of each level. Labyrinth was tricky to control — you had to tilt your iPhone ever so slightly to get the ball through the maze — but that was the fun of the game. X controls the same as he did in the Ames version mostly , and the music is unchanged from the original.

However I still do have gripes with not necessarily the game itself bu the limitations of the devise itself. Megaman is not well suited for a touchscreen game and as such I found myself having a hard time climbing ladders and unintentionally getting hurt.

Also I've noticed that there is a transition screen in the stages which made backtracking impossible. And finally the background is sometimes missing certain elements like viles ship in spark mandrills stage.

Overall, however, this is one of the best ports that I've played on the Mobile platform and I cannot wait for x2. This is a mostly solid port. Also, why are the stages not affected like in the original? But otherwise, I like the Achievement and Shop features, so beginners can get an easier start with the shop while veterans can use the Achievements to test their skills. The difficulty levels can let noobs get an easier time or pros can try to beat it on hard. I also love the second soundtrack you can get in the shop.

By the way fixing these 2 issues will make the game far more enjoyable. The Directional-pad needs improvement on quick movements, changing direction quickly is very difficult and not fluid like it is on the console versions.