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The Mega Man X games are something of a spinoff from the main Mega Man series of classic platformers, but the main difference is in the darker nature of the storylines, with most of the much loved platforming elements still in place. The spinoffs are generally well received and manage to keep to the spirit of the original series while adding in new narrative elements to create some highly entertaining games. This fifth entry sticks to the formula but brings some new ideas and is also well worth a look. You might be a bit lost in terms of story if this is your first X game, so it's not the ideal jumping on point, but if you are familiar with the plotlines, you'll find X and Zero facing off once more with Sigma, as a virus-infected colony heads towards Earth on a collision course. Gameplay is similar to other entries or titles like Strider and Ghosts & Goblins, and the game is basically a scrolling platformer, where you'll jump, swing and blast your way through a series of challenging levels, and which are punctuated by some pretty serious boss battles. This sense of familiarity is perhaps the game's biggest fault, as it doesn't deviate much from the well established formula. However, it remains enjoyable enough and there are a few new elements to keep things from feeling completely stale. The visuals are lovely if you're into that old-school vibe, with some great sprites and environments to enjoy. The difficulty level is a bit wonky but apart from this, X5 is a solid enough platformer that only disappoints in its lack of innovation.