Mega Man 11

A masterfully crafted, gorgeous gameplay experience from start to finish that manages to be original by introducing the new "Double Gear" speed/power mechanic while still remaining true to the series.

If you're a Mega Man veteran, Superhero difficulty feels great and the standard difficulty is on par with that of other games in the series.

While the engine isn't pushing any boundaries, the scenery is gorgeous and resembles the hand-painted backgrounds for Mega Man 8, and the characters have solid models and textures, as well as exceptionally charming animations.

Impressive design, direction, and presentation with great voice acting, a ton of character, wonderful bosses, and some of the most diverse and well-rounded weapons in the series.

The English voice acting is a marked improvement over nearly all past entries in the franchise, and is actually quite good, with the Robot Masters having enough dialogue to keep things sounding fresh each time you fight them.

The comic-style cutscenes aren't quite my preference over full cinematics, but they're well executed, and the voice acting is a massive step up from the unintentionally hilarious dialogue of entries like Mega Man 8.