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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
AM2R: Return of Samus	Project AM2R	2016	A Metroid II remake with features from Super Metroid, Zero Mission, and Prime. Ten years in development, it was released on Metroid's 30th anniversary. Guide Samus through Alpha, Gamma, Zeta and Omega to defeat all the Metroids. No linear gameplay here, back track and skip ahead as desired and/or needed. Battle new mini-bosses and participate in some entirely new gameplay with new power-ups to match (effectively two major minigames) and new areas to explore, a map to help and mission logs to follow the narrative. New enemies and scenery as well. Some enemies are faster and smarter.***ESC - Options Menu F11 - Show FPS F12 - Capture Screenshot Alt+Enter - Toggle Fullscreen Alt+F4 - Exit Game XBox 360 controllers are automatically detected (if properly installed on your system) Other gamepads require players to press the "Back" button. This button can be changed, somehow.	Linux
Assassin's Creed II	Ubisoft (Ubisoft Montreal)	2010	Con una gran variedad de misiones secundarias y mucha más exploración, parece mejor que el primer juego. Sin embargo, un Ezio con demasiados cachivaches (o demasiada munición según se mire) y con habilidades de combate demasiado poderosas (como poder bloquear con la hoja oculta) hacen que las misiones se tornen muy asequibles. Además el sigilo no prima tanto como en el primer juego. 7 de 10*Deluxe Edition adds 3 maps: Palazzo Medici, Santa Maria Dei Frari, and the Arsenal Shipyard. Ad speech mentions secret treasures and nothing else. Unknown if this means simply florins or actual equipment.Undefined game-play elements: blending in with the crowd, hiring prostitutes (or others?) to serve as cover (controllable crowd) or to distract those who'd wish you harm.**Continues Desmond Miles' story right where it ended in the first game, even if Altair is no longer his alter ego inside the Animus.	Windows
Assassin's Creed II	Ubisoft (Ubisoft Montreal)	2009	Players 'relive' the life of an assassin during the Italian Renaissance in this open-world action adventure game. The goal is to exact revenge upon conspirators who have framed and executed loved ones; the goal is to be accomplished through assassination. As players roam the crowded streets of Florence, Italy, they can creep through catacombs and corridors, undertake diverse side-missions, and tail-and-assassinate all manner of human targets—politicians, Templar soldiers, conspirators. Players can also brawl with family rivals or engage in sword fights with Templar soldiers, but in most cases, they use stealth techniques to complete the mission; for example, players can sneak up on enemies from behind and kill them with hidden daggers, poisoned daggers, spring-activated blades, and swords. When blades connect, blood shoots out in a fountain-like manner as targets groan or scream. These stealth-kills are sometimes depicted close-up and are somewhat graphic: the camera follows the 'herky-jerky' thrusts of the blade; the player hears a distinctly 'wet' flesh-impact sound. The most graphic depictions of violence occur during cinematic cutscenes (the following two scenes do not involve players' character): A businessman, crawling away from a Templar leader, gets pinned to the ground by a sword through his neck; a young nobleman is ambushed by rivals, begs for mercy, then gets stabbed multiple times in the chest amid screams of 'Muori! Mouri! Mouri!' [Die! Die! Die!]. The spurts and sprays of blood that accompany some of the stabbing attacks can be intense. The game contains strong sexual overtones. During one 'seduction mini-game,' players are able to press buttons to kiss a woman and remove her dress; with the woman's back facing the camera, the two characters lower to bed and blow out a candle. Some scenes take place inside brothels, though no nudity or sexual acts are depicted. The dialogue contains the following sexual references: 'So the whip or the paddle today?' and 'Does your wife know about your page-boy fantasies, Captain?' Character backstories, narrated through still-frame vignettes, explain how villains and historical figures achieved their notoriety; some biographies include references to adultery, sodomy, prostitution, and rape (e.g., 'Caterina was captured and sent to Rodrigo Borgia . . . who kept her imprisoned for a year and is rumored to have raped her alongside his son.'). One cutscene depicts a man and a woman wearing translucent, flesh-toned bodysuits as they flee from danger. The digitized lighting effects, the glow from their futuristic suits, obscure most of the details, though outlines of breasts and buttocks are partially discernable (i.e., not definitively nudity). Consumers may also wish to know that the game contains strong profanity, both in English and Italian (e.g., 'f*k,' 'sht,' czzo,' and 'mrda'); the most explicit instance occurs when a man frantically describes a 'vision'—'I'm at the opera . . . the soprano is so beautiful . . . I'm in bed with her, she cries as I f**k her.'	X360
Assassin's Creed II	Ubisoft (Ubisoft Montreal)	2009	Assassin's Creed II is the product of over two years of intensive development by the original creative team behind the Assassin's Creed brand. In a vast open world environment, the game invites players to incarnate Ezio, a privileged young noble in Renaissance Italy who's been betrayed by the rival ruling families of Italy. Ezio's subsequent quest for vengeance plunges players into an epic story that offers more variety in missions, surprising and engaging new gameplay elements, diverse weapons and a profound character progression that appeal to fans of the original Assassin's Creed as well as entice players new to the brand.***[b]data import[/b] - from [game=#171749]Bloodlines[/game] via the "Remote Play" function. Unlocks 6 weapons.	PS3
AxioDL	author (author;Retro Studios)	TBA		Linux
BioForge	Origin Systems;Electronic Arts (Origin Systems)	1995	In the far future, a fanatical group of religious extremists known as the Mondites have begun a campaign of galactic conquest. They believe in the evolution of man through machine by cybernetic implants. You are one of the unlucky victims: a prisoner in a Mondite complex on a distant moon, with no memory of your former life. Your body has been turned into a hideous cybernetic nightmare by the evil Dr. Mastaba. It is up to you to explore the complex (abandoned and on the verge of nuclear meltdown), discover the secrets of the Mondites and the mysterious remnants of alien civilization they've discovered, and get out alive from this moon. BioForge is an action game with puzzle-solving, technologically similar to Alone in the Dark, featuring polygonal (and textured) characters over pre-rendered backgrounds. The adventure elements involve the hero collecting items and figuring out puzzles in order to get to new places and discover the secrets of the complex. The action elements involve combat against foes robotic and alive, both with melee weaponry and with guns, though some enemies require trickery rather than force to defeat. Numerous journals, documents and diaries are found throughout the game; these are all recorded and can be re-read at any time.* [22]*The ending gave me the impression of future sequels, but since there's been none, the project must've been canned (if there even ever were plans for them).	MS-DOS
Classic NES: Metroid	Nintendo	2004	The original Metroid game makes its way to the Game Boy Advance as part of the Classic NES Series. As Samus Aran, your mission is to keep space pirates from destroying the galaxy with their Metroids. To do this, you must penetrate Zebes, the pirates' home planet, while collecting special items to attack enemies in new ways. Metroid offers side-scrolling action that tests your dexterity and brings you back to classic '80s gaming.* [12]*The Famicom Mini (Classic NES) series is a compilation of some of the most popular Famicom (NES) titles for the GBA. [cjlee001]	GBA
Evil Dead: A Fistful of Boomstick	THQ (Vis Entertainment)	2003	Evil Dead: A Fistful of Boomstick mixes the comedy and fun of the campy horror movie series with intense combat missions and a number of puzzle-solving sequences for the most complete Evil Dead game yet! Take on the role of Ash, the chainsaw-armed hero from the Evil Dead trilogy, and fend off hordes of Zombies and Deadites with multiple weapons including the axe, rifle, shotgun and infamous chainsaw.	Xbox
Evil Dead: A Fistful of Boomstick	THQ (Vis Entertainment)	2003	Evil Dead: A Fistful of Boomstick mixes the comedy and fun of the campy horror movie series with intense combat missions and a number of puzzle-solving sequences for the most complete Evil Dead game yet! Take on the role of Ash, the chainsaw-armed hero from the Evil Dead trilogy, and fend off hordes of Zombies and Deadites with multiple weapons including the axe, rifle, shotgun and infamous chainsaw.	PS2
Evolva	Interplay Entertainment (Computer Artworks)	2000	[84]*Evolva was among the first games that utilized the new T&L technology.Suffers from severe flickering on GF8800GT and apparently did on cards used only 2-3 years after its release (I think it worked fine with GF2MX and R9500Pro), haven't found a fix for it and the issue is not visible in any screenshots I've taken (somehow the scene syncs perfectly for each screenshot). Twiddling with NV's control panel had no effect either nor the minimal options in the game itself. Therefore the cause of the issue is unknown. No other games I know suffer of similar problem to give any indication for possible solutions either. The glitch is similar to vsync tearing but instead of tearing, you have this horizontal band spanning the whole screen with no texturing for most objects, giving you a very distracting sort of x-ray vision.Latest version: 1.2.944 (as of 2000-07-27?)Evolva is a tactical shoot-em up which immerses the plater in a visually stunning 3D world and offers a rich and deep gameplaying experience. Driven by Computer Artworks' A-Life technology, the player takes control of a team of customisable creatures called Genohunters. The Genohunter adapts itself by killing and then absorbing its enemies DNA, thereby allowing itself to mutate to incorporate any useful abilities it may have acquired. Evolva mixes the excitement of a fast paced shoot-em-up with the tactical elements of a strategy game. Features fully interactive environments covering 12 lands across 3 continents and allows players to melt ice, torch plants, blow up rocks etc. * Weapons include fire breath, giant claws, electricity weapons, gene disruptors, necrocytes, flammable vomit. * Go head to head in multiplayer matches (LAN & Internet) to see who has evolved the most effective set of warriors. * Players can exchange Genohuners over the Internet. [Box blurb]	Windows
Final Fantasy VII	Square	1997	Final Fantasy VII has quickly become one of the best-selling Role Playing games of all time. Combining fully polygonal characters with pre-rendered backgrounds and a stirring musical score by Nobuo Uematsu, Final Fantasy VII is a worthwhile addition to any RPG collection. The story centers on the young mercenary Cloud Strife, who is fighting against the evil Shinra, Inc. Along the way, he meets an unforgettable cast of characters such as his childhood friend Tifa Lockhart and the grumpy pilot Cid Highwind. All together, it is an unforgettable and engrossing single-player game that can last for over 60 hours!* [29]* [32]* [27]Final Fantasy VII, is one of the best game avalaible for the PSX, the graphics are impressive, the sound Incredible, has more than 1 hour of Full motion Video, and the best of all the storyline is amazing, superb, if you like the RPG the you must have This game. And the VIII too.This is personally my least favourite Final Fantasy. They did well with the conversion to 3D, but I found the lack of decent story, the bad translation, the below average graphics etc. to be quite a turn off while playing. However, on the flip side of the coin, the spell effects are unrivalled by any other game of its time. The Materia system was an interesting devlopment, but all in all the game is too unbalanced to make it a truly enjoyable experience.As far as I'm concerned, I think the complete opposite. The graphics were in no way bad for PSX at that time. The combat system was even more balanced than in V or VI, while the story is so huge as to draw you in and flash through the amazing 30 hours of gameplay. Oh and the translation is no worse than most other Japanese RPGs, the PC version tidied this up a bit I think. Plus Sephiroth's sword is kick-butt.Witness the birth of the 3D RPG. Well, not quite, but a gigantic game with an incredible storyline, coupled with real-time action combat that had be honed through 6 previous games. A favourite instantly, this game brought RPGs out of Japan and selling widely in the West for the first time.This game was one of the most enveloping games I have ever played. The story was decent (to say the least), and the musical score was heartwarming. I will remember it forever. [DeviantBlade]FF7 is seriously overrated, and has produced more fanboys/fangirls than I'd care to count. However it's not all bad, it's pretty decent. Just not as godly as some would make it out to be. [Haoie]I agree with Haoie (above). Actually, got to like the second or third disc and stopped playing. The mini-games and all the damn little secrets were starting to wear me out. I give it credit for being the RPG that brought Japanese RPGs to the masses in the West, but that's about it. [cjlee001]**Lack of story?! That man seems to not know what a good storyline is... I love this game. If I could play it in my sleep I would...	PS
Final Fantasy VII	?	?		PS3
Final Fantasy VII	Square	2019	Mako. The discovery of this natural resource drawn directly from the planet's life force marked the dawn of a new era, and now the energy sustains the lives of people across the world. However, the Shinra Company has monopolized mako production, and in doing so established a powerful hegemony--its influence reaching the far corners of the globe. Cloud, a former member of Shinra's military organization, SOLDIER, joins the anti-Shinra resistance group AVALANCHE, despite caring little for their motives. During one of the group's attempts to stop the company, they learn of the return of Sephiroth, Cloud's nemesis, and that with his reemergence, the planet is in greater danger than anyone had expected. With the fate of the world riding on their success, Cloud and his allies set out to quell this deadly threat.*** [12]	Switch
Final Fantasy VII	Eidos;Square Enix (Square;Square Enix)	1998	The game was re-released in 2012 with the following added: cloud saves, achievements, and an easy access cheat ("Character Booster"). And updated to run on modern Windows OS.*Supposedly, this is not a code port. None of the original source code was used by the outside team from Hawaii that brought this game to Windows. When FF7 for PlayStation was completed, the entire team was reassigned or fired and their unique hardware was sold or dismantled. The source code was unique to the development hardware. Without the specialized hardware, the source code was not compileble or even modifiable in any useful way. Square had neither the people nor the code to do a port. All the new team had was the data specific to the PSX (barely useful) and unuseable source code. Eventually the team discovered that what they had been given was not even from the final PSX version, it was roughly rendered temporary data and pre-alpha code that had never actual been successfully compiled. And to top it off, no one on this new team had every worked on a game before. All this is known because all of the debug information (including rants and raves by the team) were unintentionally left in the executable.*First PC conversion of a Final Fantasy game that finally brought the bizarre numbering system in line in both Japan and Europe/USA. PC RPGs were never the same again, the gigantic storyline and superb combat translated into the keyboard PC layout with surprising success.	Windows
Ghost Song	Adult Swim Games (Old Moon)	TBA		Windows
MDK	Interplay;Playmates (Shiny Entertainment)	1997	It thinks. Therefore it kills. Available now with six new arenas designed exclusively for the PlayStation. MDK combines the elements of stealth ambush program in- telligence stunning futuristic graphics and a wide open playing environment. In the not too distant future alien beings known as slavery.* [29]* [32]*** [27]	PS
MDK	Playmates Interactive Entertainment (Shiny Entertainment)	1997	ON A GOOD DAY, ONLY 2.5 MILLION PEOPLE WILL DIE. As vast alien mining cities suck the power and minerals from every major metropolis on Earth simultaneously, time is of the essence as millions of civilians are expiring by the second.* [84]* [58]***2009-09-17 on Steam, by Interplay (lang: eng, fre, ger, ita, spa, pol)	MS-DOS
MDK	Playmates Interactive Entertainment (Shiny Entertainment)	1997	Minimum requirements: * Pentium 60 MHz * 16 MB RAM * SVGA Video Card * 12 MB free HD space Note: The game does NOT use hardware 3D acceleration out-of-the-box.	Windows
MDK2	Interplay (Bioware)	2000	Jump straight into the action packed world of Kurt Hectic, the wily Dr. Hawkins and his dog Max, as they battle alien bad guys throughout many bizarre locales. This third person adventure provides dozens of creative weapons and cutting edge graphics. The expansive world of MDK2 is brought to life through an engaging storyline and cutting edge graphics. By combining unique humor and fast action, MDK2 ends up taking the player on one very fun ride.	Dreamcast
MDK2	Interplay (Beamdog)	2011		Wii
MDK2	Interplay (Bioware)	2000	2009-09-17 on Steam, by Interplay (lang: eng, fre, ger, ita, spa)**[b]Minimum:[/b] Windows 95 * 200 MHz Pentium CPU * 16 MB RAM * 4 MB VRAM * 3D accelerator * 250 MB HD space	Windows
MDK2 Armageddon	Interplay (BioWare)	2001	Jump straight into the action packed world of Kurt Hectic, the wily Dr. Hawkins and his dog Max, as they battle alien bad guys throughout many bizarre locales. This third person adventure provides dozens of creative weapons and cutting edge graphics. The expansive world of MDK2 is brought to life through an engaging storyline and cutting edge graphics. By combining unique humor and fast action, MDK2 ends up taking the player on one very fun ride. New to the PS2 version is easier gameplay and expanded missions. [R2D2-A]	PS2
MDK2 HD	? (Overhaul Games)	2011	Overhaul Games brings MDK2 back to the PC in incredible high definition, with enhanced graphics, sound, and gameplay. See the classic action platformer the way it was meant to be seen, heard, and played... on a PC! Kurt Hectic in his snazzy suit with ribbon chute is back to save the universe. This time he is teamed with the genius Dr. Hawkins and the 6-legged gun-toting robotic dog, Max. Together they must out-sneak, out-blast and out-think their enemies as they attempt to reclaim the Earth from a vile alien menace. And this time they're in HD. All three characters - Kurt, Doctor Hawkins and Max are playable, each has his own levels, powers and items and a completely different gameplay focus. Kurt is about stealth and sniping, the Doctor has a few direct attacks but also has the ability to create items and effects out of simple household objects, while Max is a cigar smoking, quad gun toting demolition squad of a dog. Features 10 Levels Over 20 Enemies Three different player characters, Max, Dr Hawkins and Kurt Unique levels and items for each character Brand new HD graphics Enhanced audio from the original sources Tweaked gameplay - now Easy really is Easy, while Hard is BONE CRUSHING!	Windows
Mega Man	Hi-Tech Expressions (Rozner Labs)	1990		MS-DOS
Mega Man - the Power Battle	Capcom	1995		Arcade
Mega Man	Capcom;US Gold (Freestyle Software Limited)	1995		Game Gear
Mega Man	Capcom	1987	[49]* [33]* [62]* [1]* [52]*With "Mega Man" (or "Rockman" in Japan) Capcom started one of the biggest and longest running videogame series ever. It is a very fine game indeed, especially compared to other platform games of that time. Technically well done with nice graphics, music and with very varied level designs. The first NES game is said to be terribly difficult, but that is only half-true. It might be the most difficult of the classic Mega Man games, but compared to similar games from 1987 or earlier it is nothing special. Nearly everything until then was bloody hard.* [27]*Join the blue bomber in his first-ever adventure as he battles the evil Dr. Wily and his robotic henchmen to restore peace to a troubled world. Mega Man is a super-robot created by the genius scientist Dr. Light. When Dr. Wily goes rogue with an army of six of his own devious robot masters, it's up to Mega Man to put a stop to his nefarious plot by traversing a series of stages rife with enemies, traps and perilous platform challenges. At the end of each stage, conquer one of the robot masters and claim his weapon as your own, using it to your advantage in subsequent fights.*THE MEGA MAN STORY (from the Instruction Manual) It's MEGA MAN versus the powerful leaders and fighting forces of Monsteropolis -- that strange multi-faceted land of robot-like Humanoids. Brilliant scientist Dr. Wright conceived the construction of fully-operational human-like experimental robots to perform specific everyday duties. Dr. Wright, and his assistant Dr. Wily, encouraged with their very first near human robot -- MEGA MAN -- proceeded to develop six additional Humanoids, all programmed to perform prescribed rituals: CUTMAN: Designed to function as a lumberjack. A Powerful saw-toothed Scissorlike instrument protrudes from his head, capable of gnawing through giant forest timbers. ICEMAN: Impervious to chilling sub-zero temperatures, capable of human like performances under extreme climatic conditions. GUTSMAN: A bulldozing character capable of lifting and transporting huge boulders. BOMBMAN: A real "blaster" as a heavy duty laborer who uses intensely powerful explosives to clear lands for Dr. Wright's construction projects. FIREMAN: Melts and molds metals with flame-throwing torch flaring from atop his head. ELECMAN: Dr. Wright's electrifying creation -- planned for conducting electrical operations -- even supervising nuclear power plants. But, with the exception of MEGA MAN, all of Dr. Wright's near-human robot experimentation went awry. Assistant Dr. Wily turned disloyal, re-programming Dr. Wright's Humanoids, now bent on destroying opposition so Dr. Wily could control the world and its resources. Resisting re-programming, MEGA MAN is chosen the defender of the universe and its inhabitants. MEGA MAN dares to single-handedly penetrate seven separate empires of Monsteropolis, eliminating the leaders and followers of these sovereignties. Get ready for some very exciting challenges!	NES
Mega Man & Bass	Capcom	2002	Join Mega Man and Bass’s fight for humankind as you face off with the newest menace in town - Robot King! King’s captured all of the data plans for Dr. Wily’s creations. Ultra Top Secret and very dangerous when placed in the wrong hands, they’ll equip King with all the knowledge he needs to build his own indestructible army of robots. His main obsession is to crush and dominate humankind. Mega Man and Bass set out separately to stop him, but only one may succeed...	GBA
Mega Man & Bass	Capcom	1998	This game is affectionately known by Mega Man fans as Mega Man 9, the final Mega Man game to ever be developed. The most interesting thing about R&F is that it is a step down from the 32-bit PSX, returning to the good old Super Nintendo for the final hurrah. Of course, there is the [[game:Mega Man X]] series which takes place directly after this one - but Rockman & Forte is the end of the classic Mega Man as we know him. And Mega Man goes out with quite the bang.*Actually RM & Forte is not RM9, how many times must inafune (The creator of RM) say that? [dookie_balls_gon_nuts]*Two unofficial English translations available: [[link:http://agtp.romhack.net/ http://agtp.romhack.net]] [[link:http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/5048/megaman/rockman.htm http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/5048/megaman/rockman.htm]] [cjlee001]	SNES
Mega Man 2	Capcom	1988	[144]* [103]* [70]* [62]* [64]* [52]* [32]* [27]Widely regarded by fans as one of the greatest action games of all time, Mega Man 2 is the second title in the seminal NES series. With even more stages and robot masters than the previous instalment, its sheer size and scope are enough to get any action gamer's heart palpitating. The year is 200X. Dr. Light's super-robot, Mega Man, has succeeded in smashing the evil ambition of the nefarious Dr. Wily, and peace reigns over the planet. However, Dr. Wily proves to be a hard man to keep down and has returned with a new army of robot masters in tow to challenge our hero. Can Mega Man save the world again?**(Excerpt from Zophar.net) Dr Wily's at it again. After his crushing defeat at the hands of Mega Man, Dr. Wily decided to create eight new super Robot Masters to conquer Mega Man. As Mega Man confronts the new robots, Dr Light equips him with three special items along the way to make his quest easier. Improving the overall look and gameplay, Mega Man II was a sure hit and an instant classic in the series ... INTRO SCENE ... In the year of 200X, a super robot named Mega Man was created. Dr. Light created Megaman to stop the evil desires of Dr. Wily. However, after his defeat, Dr. Wily created eight of his own robots to counter Mega Man.	NES
Mega Man 3	Capcom;Nintendo (Capcom)	1990	[90]* [70]* [100]* [37]* [29]* [27]In the year 200X, the notorious Dr. Wily, now reformed and working for the forces of good, works hand-in-hand with Dr. Light to build a new type of peacekeeping robot. When a new set of eight Robot Masters escapes the lab to wreak havoc on the world at large, only Mega Man can save the day. This time, Mega Man must rely on his new slide move and canine companion Rush to conquer the stages and vanquish evil. A new character, Proto Man, adds to the mystery and appeal of this seminal title in the famous action-game series.The third and, arguably, the best of Mega Man's NES adventures. Somewhat unique in that it features at least cameo appearences by every "boss" robot seen in the series to date - not only the eight new ones created for this game, but you get a rematch of sorts with the MM2 crowd (via the Doc Robot stages, where you battle a shadowy simulacrum several times as it adopts their powers), and the cast from the original MM game appears in the game's ending. At 18 stages total, it's also the longest of the NES series. This game also introduced Rush the Robo-Dog and Proto Man (the latter as "Break Man," who interrupts the stages every so often to briefly battle you). A must-own! (From the Instruction Manual) "Calling Mega Man! Calling Mega Man! Come in please!" "Mega Man, we need you! We're down to the wire on our-peace-keeping project. We've got to get those last energy crystals or we can't finish it. Dr. Wily is here now, too ... Yes ... he's finally found his sanity. He knows where the crystals are! They're in the mining worlds, but we can't get to 'em. The robots are running amok and they're destroying everything!" You've got to get there, Mega Man, and get those crystals! You'll face some pretty mean metal. Expect the worst! Is Rush there with you? Give him a bolt to chew on and tell him it's from us. What's that -- we must be getting static -- sounds like you said 'Woof!'" "Mega Man, get to those mining worlds pronto! Grab the crystals and stop whoever's in charge!. He's one lunatic guy!" "This is Dr. Light. Over and out!"*Battle your way through a mad onslaught of crazed machinery. The Robot Masters pour on more insane weapons than you can believe! They clank, buzz, crawl, shoot, and blast from every direction. Explore every room and corridor. Climb every ladder. Dodge, slide, leap, and fire to blast your attackers or at least get away! You start the round with 3 chances to make it through. Watch your Energy Meter at the top left corner of the screen. Your energy drains away as you take the crushing blows your foes dish out. Good thing you've got a steel noggin! Pickup Energy Tanks, Energy Pellets, and Surprise Boxes to gain back energy and chances. When your energy runs out, you lost one chance and the round ends. If you have chances left, you'll start again. Keep going! Destroy all the robot fiends in this level, and you'll face the diabolical Robot Master. His Energy Meter appears to the right of yours, so you can keep an eye on who's winning! If you lose all your chances, the game ends. But if you demolish the Robot Master, you gain his weapons and capture the energy crystals from his world. Then you can take on the next maniac!	NES
Mega Man 8	Capcom	1996		PS
Mega Man Battle Network	Capcom;Ubi Soft (Capcom)	2001	In the future, a young Net battler named Lan boots his personal information terminal (PET) and prepares to hack into the network to battle Net crime. But Lan's PET is no ordinary network navigator. It's Mega Man.exe, the cyber-identity that infiltrates the crime-ridden network to battle destructive computer viruses. Your goal is to defeat viruses in real time and collect battle chips program data, which contain valuable weapons data and critical system info. Collect more than 175 battle chips to help Lan and Mega Man.exe restore peace and order to the network.***The first of what is now a 6 series set of games. It is a great RPG game and used 3D to bring it to life. Well balenced game that uses megachips to attack. [airhead91]	GBA
Mega Man Battle Network 5: Double Team DS	Capcom	2005		Nintendo DS
Mega Man III	Hi-Tech Expressions (Rozner Labs)	1992	The gameplay is largely similar to the NES [game=#8000]Mega Man[/game], so mostly a combination of platforming and shooting. As in every Mega Man game, the player can defeat the robot masters in any order and will obtain their weapon after defeating them. Of course, every robot master is weak against a certain weapon but since the bosses are not much of a challenge, one might as well use the standard weapon. In fact, all of the six initial bosses except for Bit Man use a nearly identical pattern that is very easily seen through and countered. Bit Man's pattern at least is something different, but he's not much of a challenge either. The levels are a bit more labyrinthine than in the Capcom Mega Man games though often the branches only lead to powerups or deadends. Surprisingly, in this game Mega Man is able to swim, and the level designers made sure that he has to use that ability quite often. I also find it odd that many of the enemies appear to be real animals instead of robots (for example the crabs and nautilus-like molluscs). And the nautiluses are some of the sturdiest enemies in the game.***There is no Mega Man II for DOS, this game is the direct sequel to [game=#210815]Mega Man[/game]. It is probably called Mega Man III for marketing reasons. That is presumably also the reason for reusing the box art of the original [game=#8000]Mega Man III[/game] for this game. The box art shows Spark Man from the NES version, which might be the reason to include a similar looking robot into this game to justify the picture on the package. The Spark Man double is called Bit Man.	MS-DOS
Mega Man Network Transmission	Capcom (Arika)	2003	MegaMan and Battle Network pal, Lan, are in trouble again. It?s only been a month since the evil terrorist?s attempts to hijack an important military satellite was shut down. And, yet, Cyberspace is about to be hit by an even more resilient, never-seen-before-now virus, code-named ?Zero?. What is this new strain of virus that dares attack? Who is at the root of this new evil? It?s up to you, Lan and Mega Man to terminate this seemingly impermeable and decidedly relentless new enemy!	GameCube
Mega Man Powered Up	Capcom	2006	Mega Man is on a quest to restore peace in the world after Dr. Wily takes control of several robots in hopes to rule the planet. Completely re-designed for the PSP with new bosses and puzzles to master, Mega Man Powered Up is the only action platformer that lets gamers create their own levels and share with friends. Totally redesigned level structure - every level features modified map structures as well as varied item locations. Intuitive level editor option allows endless possibilities. Players can design their own stages creating challenges that are only limited by their own imagination. Customize everything from enemy and object placement to music. Mega Man Challenge 100 – take a break from the main story mode by putting skills to the test in 100 different short stages, each with its own objectives and challenges. Play as any of the eight boss robots in the game – utilize their unique abilities and characteristics to zip past obstacles. [Capcom]* [100]* [12]*** [86]	PSP
Mega Man V	Capcom	1994		GB
Mega Man VII	Capcom	1995	Mega Man had vanquished Dr. Wily and thrown him in jail but unknown to everybody, the doctor had a backup plan and now he is out after six months spreading chaos. So once again it is up to you to bring Dr. Wily down and for that you have Mega Man. Welcome to MEGA MAN 7.*From the european game box: Not even prison can keep Dr. Wily down!** Dr. Wily broke out of the prison! With the help of Rush, Beat and Dr. Light, can MEGA MAN put the slippery Dr. Wily back in prison where he belongs? The future of the world hangs on MEGA MAN'S every more. Go get 'em MEGA MAN! - Return of the classic game series - now on Super NES - The first 16-meg Mega Man adventure - Intense action for 1 player	SNES
Mega Man VII	Capcom	2016		3DS
Mega Man X	Capcom	1993	[media=youtube]https://youtu.be/oQ_H0otXH1M[/media]* [45]* [32]*Mega Man X is a robot designed by Dr. Light to choose his own path in life. Years after he is created, Dr. Cain finds X and mimics his design to create a race of such robots called reploids. When the sigma virus infects these reploids, causing them to commit acts of evil, it is up to Mega Man X and his partner Zero to stop the chaos.European version [29]Japanese version [29]* [27]	SNES
Mega Man X	Capcom	2016		3DS
Mega Man X3	Capcom	1995	Doppler Town, named after the reploid scientist, was a place where humans and reploids could live in peace. When the virus that transformed reploids into Mavericks was discovered, Doppler created an anti-virus. Save humanity from the scourge of the Mavericks in MEGA MAN X3.***Another Megaman Shoot'm up game. Plays like Mario or other Mega Man Games. Basic powerups and bosses at the end of each stage.	SNES
Mega Man X4	Capcom	1997	[media=youtube]https://youtu.be/MV-SSqGAf_E[/media]* [100]* [31]*MEGA MAN X4 marks a return to action for this popular franchise. The gameplay, as in all previous MEGA MAN titles, is challenging. Each level includes little secrets and unique terrain, and each new weapon or fighting move you learn will take practice before you can utilize them. The various enemies are sneaky and will put up quite a fight, although the real challenge comes at the end of each level with the huge bosses. If you're a fan of the series, you'll feel right at home with MEGA MAN X4.* [32]*** [27]	PS
Mega Man X5	Capcom (Capcom Entertainment)	2001	Love side-scrolling platform shooters? If you do, then this is the game for you! You'll play as both Megaman X and Zero in this challenging throwback of a game. Along the way you get to collect intense power-ups and special weapons. In a unique twist to the genre, you'll get different endings depending on the speed in which you finish each of the levels. Fans of Megaman should definitely check this game out! [R2D2-A]	PS
Mega Man X6	Capcom (Capcom Entertainment)	2001	Can anyone stop Megaman? Far be it from the makers of this series (Capcom, incidentally) to quit while theyre ahead, as the MEGAMAN franchise continues to get better with age. Since Zero expired in the last installment, Mega will have to work alone as he tries to save the Reploids in this chapter. Make your way through eight enemy-infested levels of play, defeating boss characters and stealing their weaponry. A randomized mapping system, variable endings, and all-new Nightmare System ensure the title will deliver the highest replay value possible.	PS
Mega Man Xtreme 2	Capcom	2001		GBC
Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge	Capcom	1991	Everyone's favorite mechanical hero returns to face his archenemy one more time in this nerve-racking test of skill. The evil Dr. Wily, it seems, has rebuilt his eight most terrifying robots of all time to attempt a global takeover. You'll take on each and every one of them in your search for the elusive scientist. Along the way, you'll chase Wily into some of the most twisted mazes possible, solving puzzles and using powerful weaponry all the while. Six massive levels will keep you running, jumping, and shooting for days on end. Oh, and it seems only fair to mention that the evil doctor has mustered one new creation: the terrifying Mega Man Hunter.***What do you get when you cross Mega Man and Mega Man 2? Dr. Wily's Revenge! Four bosses each have been taken from the aforementioned games and have been mashed up into a single portable experience. Although it won't be anything new to fans who have played those two games, it's great for the people who never had an NES. It's got all the best elements of the early Mega Man games made portable. It can be aggravatingly difficult at times, much like the games it borrows from; consider yourself warned. [Jacquismo]	GB
Mega Man: Maverick Hunter X	Capcom (Capcom;Taito Corporation)	2005	GET READY FOR X-TREME ADVENTURE! When Sigma leads a group of Reploids in a revolt against mankind, it's up to X and Zero to protect the world from ruin. The revolutionary Mega Man X side-scrolling game is created with 3D graphics, remixed music, and special unlockable features. * 13 Immersive Action-Packed Stages to Master.n* Play through once to unlock these cool features: - Play as Vile, X's arch rival. - Watch the new animated movie.n* [100]* [12]*** [86]	PSP
Metal Arms - Glitch in the System	Vivendi Games (Swingin Ape Studios)	2003	Defiant. Determined. Destructive. Blast your way to victory as Glitch, the gun-slinging, half-ton menacing bot of Droid City. Found as scrap metal, but transformed into destructive machinery, Glitch is determined to free his people from the evil clutches of General Corrosive and his maniacal army of Mil bots. Unleash a world of pain as you annihilate the General's sinister plan to dominate the world, and salvage the robot race!	GameCube

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