[Mega Man Legends 2](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mega_Man_Legends_2) courtesy of [You already know](https://forums.insertcredit.com/u/treefroggy) who has this to say:
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Its all I can think about
Mega Man Legends 2 was released on the PlayStation and the PlayStation Portable and its existence has been largely ignored by our friends at Capcom ever since. I'm sure you'll find a way to play it anyway
I highly recommend taking your time and enjoying Mega Man Legends 1, and then don‘t necessarily let MML2 intimidate you, you don't have to commit to it, just give it a try, skip tron bonne and jump right in to part two after letting part 1 rest for a bit. The first parts of the game, before you go to a different continent that isn’t covered in snow, is amazing, and worth experiencing just on it's own.
Heck, you could even play it while you're still in the middle of Mega Man Legends 1. It's just a couple hours long, and it's letting you know what's ahead. It's much too easy to just ignore MML2, because MML1 is already so perfect.
Last month was my first time getting that far in this game, and I spent many hours doing all three of the extended quizes. Because I wanted to learn, I pretended it was 1999 and used no internet, just taking the quiz over and over each time I made a mistake, ingraining the quiz in my mind.
I then quizzed one of my friends over the phone using a list of the questions I found online, and then I quizzed my gen X dad with it too, knowing he'd know a lot of them off top– he knew so much that we found many of the quizzes answers are actually incorrect! how fun!
At the very least, I learned how many albums the sex pistols produced!
@“[treefroggy]”#p152262 dude, the 100 question quiz with no Internet is brutal. I did that back when I first played the game, just trial and error brute forcing it. Then I tried looking up answers not from a mml2 guide, but just googling what the heck a “Benelux” country is. And you‘re right, a bunch of these are wrong lol. This time and any recent times I’ve played I just ctrl-f an old guide.
Sharing one of the most out of pocket bits of flavor text in the whole game. Hiding in “details” in case anyone wants the joy of finding it for themselves.