Mega Man Battle Network 3: White Version

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Description

LAN, the young hero, is invited to attend a local net-battle tournament with his Personal Electronic Trained character, Mega Man. However, during the tournament, Mega Man and LAN discover a plot by an evil corporation, who hope to once again take over the network.

Using an RPG style, you must guide Mega Man through various levels defeating enemies along the way and collecting the various chips to upgrade Mega Man's weapons and other items.

Exclusive to this, the White Version, are specialy developed chips (Giga Class chips) that only the White Version of Mega Man can use. You can also trade various chips between players using either Blue or White versions of BN3. Other differences include exclusive enemy bosses in areas and a unique battle style for each games version that Mega Man can use.

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Alternate Titles

• "MMBN3 White" -- Informal Name
• "Mega Man Battle Network 3: White " -- European Title
• "Battle Network Rockman EXE 3" -- Japanese Title

Part of the Following Groups

• Games released as complementary versions
• Mega Man Battle Network / Rockman EXE series
• Mega Man / Rockman games
• Theme: Hacking / Pseudohacking
• User / fan contributed content

User Reviews

Similar to the first Battle Network, but vastly improved and a lot more fun

Game Boy Advance

Bregalad (972)

Critic Reviews

NintendoWorldReport	Game Boy Advance	Jun 22, 2003	8.5 out of 10	85
GameSpot	Game Boy Advance	Aug 04, 2003	8.5 out of 10	85
GameSpy	Game Boy Advance	Jun 26, 2003		80
Jeuxvideo.com	Game Boy Advance	Jun 23, 2004	16 out of 20	80
GameZone	Game Boy Advance	Jul 07, 2003	8 out of 10	80
Game Freaks 365	Game Boy Advance	2003	8 out of 10	80
IGN	Game Boy Advance	Jun 25, 2003	7.9 out of 10	79
N-Zone	Game Boy Advance	Jul 09, 2003	75 out of 100	75
Nintendojo	Game Boy Advance	2003	7 out of 10	70
GamePro (US)	Game Boy Advance	Jun 25, 2003		60

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