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RockMan Classics Collection
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Mega Man Legacy Collection allows players to choose between the English Mega Man or Japanese RockMan versions of the games for those who are curious. I decided to get the Japanese version of Mega Man for the sake of preservation (and also for the heck with it). Strangely enough, it's in English!
I proudly abused the infamous pause glitch because it's fun and it makes the game a little easier.
RockMan 2: Dr. Wily no Nazo
Because Mega Man Legacy Collection has the option to do so, I decided to play the Japanese version of Mega Man 2 for reference reasons. Its difficulty is the same as the Difficult version of Mega Man 2, and like its English counterpart, I decided to fight Air Man first and get Item 2 just because I'm too lazy to dance on Heat Man's stage.
This is not a deathless run, so yes there are some boo-boos, but nothing too incompetent.
Lastly, in case if you're interested, the Japanese subtitle means "The Mystery of Dr. Wily".
RockMan 3: Dr. Wily no Saigo?!
Like the others, Mega Man Legacy Collection has the option to play the Japanese versions for those interested. The subtitle means "The End of Dr. Wily?!" (like a comic book cliffhanger).
This is not a deathless run, so none of the lives lost were edited.
RockMan 4: Aratanaru Yabou!!
As with the others, I decided to record the Japanese version for reference. In case you didn't know, the subtitle means "A New Ambition!!"
This is not a deathless run, so don't be suprised if I kick the bucket a few times (some of them rather embarassingly).
RockMan 5: Blues no Wana!?
For reference reasons, the Japanese version of Mega Man 5 has been recorded for your convenience. The subtitle means Blues' (Proto Man's) Trap!?", since Proto Man is causing trouble this time.
Lastly, this is not a deathless run.
RockMan 6: Shijou Saidai no Tatakai!!
As with the others, the Japanese version has been played for reference. Interestingly enough, the intro music's different for some strange reason. The subtitle means "The Greatest Battle on Earth!!" since a robot fighting tournament is involved.
For once, this is a deathless run, so yay me!
Mega Man Legacy Collection allows players to choose between the English Mega Man or Japanese RockMan versions of the games for those who are curious. I decided to get the Japanese version of Mega Man for the sake of preservation (and also for the heck with it). Strangely enough, it's in English!
I proudly abused the infamous pause glitch because it's fun and it makes the game a little easier.
RockMan 2: Dr. Wily no Nazo
Because Mega Man Legacy Collection has the option to do so, I decided to play the Japanese version of Mega Man 2 for reference reasons. Its difficulty is the same as the Difficult version of Mega Man 2, and like its English counterpart, I decided to fight Air Man first and get Item 2 just because I'm too lazy to dance on Heat Man's stage.
This is not a deathless run, so yes there are some boo-boos, but nothing too incompetent.
Lastly, in case if you're interested, the Japanese subtitle means "The Mystery of Dr. Wily".
RockMan 3: Dr. Wily no Saigo?!
Like the others, Mega Man Legacy Collection has the option to play the Japanese versions for those interested. The subtitle means "The End of Dr. Wily?!" (like a comic book cliffhanger).
This is not a deathless run, so none of the lives lost were edited.
RockMan 4: Aratanaru Yabou!!
As with the others, I decided to record the Japanese version for reference. In case you didn't know, the subtitle means "A New Ambition!!"
This is not a deathless run, so don't be suprised if I kick the bucket a few times (some of them rather embarassingly).
RockMan 5: Blues no Wana!?
For reference reasons, the Japanese version of Mega Man 5 has been recorded for your convenience. The subtitle means Blues' (Proto Man's) Trap!?", since Proto Man is causing trouble this time.
Lastly, this is not a deathless run.
RockMan 6: Shijou Saidai no Tatakai!!
As with the others, the Japanese version has been played for reference. Interestingly enough, the intro music's different for some strange reason. The subtitle means "The Greatest Battle on Earth!!" since a robot fighting tournament is involved.
For once, this is a deathless run, so yay me!
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