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Speed running is a staple practice of the gaming world, almost mystical in nature. The reverence granted to the masters of the art is only a degree short of worship and there exist entire website dedicated to recording, judging, and immortalizing the greatest of the great speed runs. Noah McCarthy and Bit Brigade decided to add some flair to the art of the speed run at MAGFest X; while McCarthy completed an impressive 40-some minute speedrun of the game, Bit Brigade (aka MegaBand) plays the soundtrack of the game for us with flawless timing.
Mega Man: The Wily Wars Collector’s Edition is now available for pre-order. The Wily Wars combines three classics to play: Mega Man, Mega Man 2, and Mega Man 3 for Sega Genesis/Mega Drive.
The Mega Man Mobile games are smartphone adaptions of Mega Man 1 - 6 from the 8-bit era that are now being taken down very soon.
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You can always find a torrent of this for Android. I never pay for mobile games or applications, LOL. Android is simple copy paste the APK some are already precracked others have a simple crack to install.
"I've been playing Mega Man games for almost 3 decades so allow me to dissect 2 of my favourites in the entire series." - A.J. Maciejewski from Video Chums
I enjoyed all the NES games, I think 1-5. 2 is probably my favorite with 3 coming in close behind. I also liked the one with Skull Man or whater his name was, maybe 4 or 5. I also love, love the music! Some of the best from that era!
I got both collections for my PS4 and play them often. I never played the X series so I'm going to be getting those collections as well.
I always got my mom to rent MM 3 over MM 2. I like the music and the bosses in 3 the best.
Mega Man 2, no contest. Don't get me wrong, 3 is great too, but it was HELLA LONG, and some stages were pretty bullshittily designed, like Needle Man 2. Mega Man 2 had better pacing, better designed stages, the BEST music in the series and the best videogame weapon ever
