New: $315 | Used: $100 Maybe if this game made more of a fuss about its connection to the illustrious Mega Man series, then more people would've paid attention. Tron Bonne follows the titular tribulations of Mega Man anti-heroine Tron Bonne, who has several run-ins with the blue hero in the Legends games. Rather than just copying the Mega Man formula but with a different protagonist, TMoTB is actually a solid and unique game in its own right. You go about solving puzzles, managing a workforce of servbots to do your bidding, as well as traversing Mega Man Legends-style action stages. The plot takes place before Legends, and it gives some nice context to the mechanically-minded character of Tron. Like Team Buddies, Tron Bonne suffered by being released in the same year as the PlayStation 2. It didn't sell well either in Japan or the US, but is now one of the most valuable games on the PS1. If you consider this to be the third game in the Mega Man Legends PSX trilogy, then you're probably looking at the most pricey game series of the PSX era!
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