Very "ok". This game goes to show why/how redoing and not innovating the classic Mega Man formula doesn't hold up very well in the modern day. The game does have the double gear system, which is its primary "gimmick" but it is severely uninteresting and doesn't add much to the gameplay. The game is enjoyable enough to want to run all the way to the end with, but I don't see myself ever replaying this game. If Capcom decided to take more risks with this game and steer Mega Man in a new, modern direction instead of adhering to the NES style, it may have been much better. Still, this game is a nice little love letter to classic Mega Man fans and a sign that Capcom still knows he exists.