October 12, 2004
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Review: Mega Man Zero 3 - Game Boy Advance
The best Mega Man in the Zero series.
What sets this iteration apart from the other shoot, upgrade, shoot even bigger adventures is that the bosses are more refined and prolific as ever. None of them are cheap, but deliver authentic challenges and several patterns. These patterns change from boss to boss so that each new fight is just that: new.
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