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Is it still worth playing?
Capcom's 2002 real time tactical role playing game for the Game Boy Advance, released outside Japan in two versions, White and Blue. You alternate between Lan, a boy in the real world, and MegaMan.exe in the cyber world, where most of the play happens. There, battles take place on a six by three grid, half for each side, and mix turn based and real time. Five chips are drawn at random from a folder of thirty, and their codes decide which can be used together. Between battles you build MegaMan.exe up: the Navi Customizer fits programs that give abilities into a small space, Style Changes add elemental forms, and a Virus Breeder raises friendly viruses. In Blue the contest Navi is BowlMan, an extra Navi called Punk can be challenged, and each has five exclusive Giga chips. Building a folder and drawing from it still turns every fight into a small puzzle today.