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I've never played Battle Network in my entire life, (I research games before I play them) and I would have played it but it was the fact it didn't follow the original storyline that pushed me away.
To be honest, I was sad because they'd built up that storyline that lasted for thousands of years after the original Megaman, only to cut it short and replace it with a new one. If I'm correct, it's the same for Starforce too. (Sorry for the long comment.)
Was Battle Network like a regular Mega Man game, though? Running and shooting and killing robot masters, or was it some weird card-based puzzle game or something else, like it looked on the back of the case? I was never quite sure what i was looking at in the screen-caps...
I suppose i could just youtube it...
Battle isn't like old Megaman battles where you shoot the thing while progressing through the level, it's more like a random boss battle. The battles, you can move around freely in your side of the screen and fire at the enemy, but to do more powerful attacks you have to pick it from a menu as a Battle Chip. (I'm not very good at explaining.) Some classic characters make a comeback in the Battle Network series, but I'm not sure how many or which ones.
I can play on youtube whole day loooong!
great years of toys, movies and games! cheer!