The three stages are worth and...
by beat the three bosses, Megaman gets their special weapons available, main game or not.
I'd pay 60 bucks if it was retailed.
If it came with a cover with classic artwork and an instruction booklet shaped like the NES ones. In fact, that would be friggin sweet! But yeah, under 20 dollars (including DLC) for a good game that will last you is really good. Also, this game is on par (if not easier) than MM9, but you do get to unlock hard mode this time (no need to buy it this time round).
While MM9's music sounded more "fresh" and more MM-like, the music in MM10 is still really good (esp when you get to the Wily stages!). There's also a fair bit of nostalgia too. My fave track has to be Wily stage 2!
-Spoiler on music-
In Wily stage 3, to me it sounds like a mix between the Wily stages of MM4-6, and Wily 4 has a very nostalgic and powerful sound of MM1-3, almost as if going full circle! Also, the Wily Machine theme is probably the most epic MM Wily boss theme in the series, beating MM4 IMO.
Bass is a fast character. He's the perfect character if you want to rush and kill all enemies as quickly as possible. Definitely for fast players.
The three bonus stages (i never played the Gameboy games but I loved these stages) are worth the download as well, and are quite challenging.
Finally, for some endless fun (or fury, lol) there's the Endless Attack mode which I think is pretty fun (and comes with an awesome 8 bit techno track, lol).
I could probably talk more on it, about what else I like but it might spoil a bit. But yes, any MM fan should not miss out on this one, as this game not only has probably the longest MM soundtrack ever, but the highest replay-ability as well. ENJOY! :cool: