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Original Composer: Mari Yamaguchi
TRACKLIST:
Opening: 0:00
Title: 0:41
Stage Select: 1:09
Gyro Man: 1:26
(Get a Weapon, Password: 4:59)
Crystal Man: 5:38
Napalm Man: 9:39
Gravity Man: 14:07
Star Man: 17:37
Stone Man: 21:50
Charge Man: 27:11
Wave Man: 30:43
Proto Man Stage 1: 34:40
Proto Man Stage 2: 39:01
Proto Man Stage 3: 42:57
Proto Man Stage 4: 47:40
Dr. Wily's Castle 1: 50:40
Dr. Wily's Castle 2: 55:31
Dr. Wily's Castle 3: 59:05
Dr. Wily's Castle 4: 1:05:31
Final Battle: 1:06:51
Castle Collapsing: 1:08:41
Ending: 1:09:31
Mega Man 5, known as Rockman 5 Blues no Wana!? (ロックマン5 ブルースの罠!? lit. "Rockman 5 Blues' Trap!?"?) in Japan, is an action-platform video game developed by Capcom for the Nintendo Entertainment System. It is the fifth game in the original Mega Man series and was released in Japan on December 4, 1992. It saw a release during the same month in North America and in 1993 in Europe.
Taking place after the events of Mega Man 4, Mega Man's brother and ally Proto Man uncharacteristically leads a group of menacing robots in attacks on the world and kidnaps his own creator Dr. Light, leaving the titular character little choice but to take up arms in a fight against his once trusted sibling. Mega Man 5 carries over the same graphical style and action-platforming gameplay as the four preceding chapters in the series. The game introduces a new character, Beat, a robotic bird that the player can use as a weapon once a series of eight collectable letters are found. Keiji Inafune, co-designer of the Mega Man character, had to re-illustrate the bosses several times but described his work as fun.
Mega Man 5 was met with a positive critical reception for its graphics and music, while receiving criticism for its lack of innovation in its plot or gameplay. Like other NES games in the series, Mega Man 5 has been re-released in Japan on the PlayStation, PlayStation Network, and mobile phones; in North America as part of the Mega Man Anniversary Collection; and in both regions on the Wii Virtual Console. It has also been released in North America, Europe, and Japan on the 3DS and Wii U Virtual Console.
(Wikipedia)