What? Didn't I just post in a thread with a same name is this. Anyway, The worst MM games are Megaman ZX and Megaman ZX advent, They are simply a disgrace to the great Megaman Name.

Aug 24, 2008 -- 3:18PM, Kewpie wrote:

Now before you jump in with come-backs, listen first:

This was my initial responce shortly after playing Mega Man ZX (Rock Man ZX) for the Nintendo DS. I was expecting a classic Rock Man X platform-esq adventure with no RPG elements. Since ZX adds missions/item based elements from 'Battle Network' I was thrown off.

Overall: 1.6

The sun was rising, the clouds were forming, it was a beautiful day to
purchase a Nintendo DS game. I was looking forward into buying Capcom's
latest installment of its cult-classic Mega Man (Rock Man / X) series.
Having replaying Mega Man X8 for PS2, I was ready for some old-school
platforming action with some new surprises.

After Opening up the case, I plopped the cartridge in and preceded to
watch the opening introduction. So far, decent 2D graphics, wonderfully
drawn sprites, and a beautiful cut-scene, I was ready to play ZX! Being
a Veteran in the Mega Man series, having played all games starting from
the NES until now, I know Capcom's mistakes and trails. But this was
too much. Once I started playing ZX, the first thing I noticed was the
lack of enemies. Okay, that alright. What’s this? I entered a door and
I am led around this “city” that have the population of 2 civilians? On
top of that, I was treated to many empty rooms (resembling RPG areas)
done horribly bad? This can't be a Mega Man game. But in fact folk, it
was. Most of the time you'll find yourself walking around aimlessly
trying to complete missions. Missions, you say? That sounds fun? If
your definition of fun is finding information and retrieving it this
suits you. The map is another problem. All it points out is the area
you are in; unlike Castlevania: DS showing navigation of your current
location. Mostly you'll be going through doors that lead in random
orders (A-1 leads to F-4 ... ect) attacking a few enemies. This is not
a Mega Man game. This is absolute crap.

I must warn many Mega Man fans about the horrors experienced from
playing this monstrosity. This is NOT a platform, and defiantly NOT a
classic. Fans of the X series re-play your classics until Capcom of
Japan releases a decent new Mega Man X game. If you’re a fan of Mega
Man Zero for Game Boy Advance, it might interest you, otherwise avoid
this DS game at all costs.

Bottom Line: If you enjoy walking around attacking 2-3 weak enemies
every now and then, opening doors in which lead to nothing, doing tasks
in which require you to talk to 5 people, this game is for you, if not
stay clear.

*orignially posted on GameSpot: StealthRUSH Oct 10, 2006

See what happens when you let yourself blantly expect something? You don't get most of what your expectations are. Play the whole game, and enjoy it for 'what it is' and quit holding 'what it could be' over it. Or don't play it. Simple.

ZX was actually pretty boring and easy to get lost.When I was assigned to a mission,i didn't even know where I should go and wasting time walking around the huge city with a few people.And Japanese Voices...

haha, I concur, the voices were indeed horrible and for those that hated the game, I could understand but I thought the game was enlightening due to the fact that X and Zero were mentioned in some sort of way.And I thought the japanese voices should have been an unlockable feature or option

Well this game was somewhat made for children so I guess it is reasonable but I thought the game was O.K...