if you're wanting a 4-6 sequel, check out the sequel wars! it's a crazy cool project that's mostly being made by a single person

Yeah. New game modes and bonus content. A whole, like head and shoulders above this one, putting Capcom to shame. Granted some of it you simply can't avoid making a merely updated sprite art of the 8 bit original, but for everything else there's a whole lot of "bells and whistles" that shows a towering level of technical standards. Spiff factor improved and just generally polished all around in ways this game didn't get. MM Sequel Wars is the sequel to Wily Wars we never realized that we wanted. Leaves little to the imagination. Really makes you wonder about how things could have been. It really feels like it's realized the potential in the 90's which Capcom squandered just doing a cheap money grab. In fairness, all this time later (better part of 30 years) it's really had time to bake and to surprise us all in a way frankly none of us was expecting.

And you finally got your wish.

@@GTA2SWcityTo be fair, we had the Game Boy games which basically remade the older stages from 4 and 5, but not 6.

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Its just that capcom didn't optimize this game pretty well

It looked like Darkman hesitated in some areas too. Like he avoided damage instead of just walking through it.

@@elluciano5808 Capcom outsourced this game. Minakuchi Engineering, the company that did the GameBoy World titles (besides World II) and X3, made this game. They were probably used to how powerful the SNES was (besides CPU as Genesis has SNES beat in clock speed) as they also made Magic Sword's SNES port. Capcom's Mega Man division was more busy with games like Mega Man 6 and Mega Man X2 at the time, so they had Minakuchi Engineering handle this port as they had the reputation of making the pretty well received World games. The odd thing is that X3 didn't really suffer much from slowdown like this game did. I personally blame the console, but it could be other factors (i.e., the team having more experience after Wily Wars as X3 was in '95 while this game was in '94).

Idk man… Legacy Collection’s rewind function is amazing Plus you can still do the pause glitch in MM1 there

I mean you could port it with minimal loss. The only thing that’d really be different is the music, and maybe some slowdown in Wily Tower

I also wish this on SNES and Megaman 7 on the genesis

How ungrateful of you to say that. You guys had freaking *MEGAMAN 7* for God's sake.

It would never run on the SNES due to the lack of blast processing

@@PJxBuchwild Can't tell if you're joking or not. Most games ran the same on the SNES, if not better. The only game that actually fully utilized the fabled "blast processing" was Street Fighter II Turbo

I love this game Forever

Lol i actually never noticed!! Thanks dude

Wait hold up-

Thats due to all the slowdown going on

It’s actually helpful.

Wooooah

🎶🎶 Super Fighting Robot! 🎶🎶

@@The_Legendary_Nic yeah

yes

nah, it's just artwork that was put there by the encoder; there's no meaning to it, and that picture of Robin is in a bunch of videos. there ARE a few TASes of Iconoclast on this channel though!

Son wu kong?

I do that

@Windows Two Thousand Yeah, but you need *pixel-perfect jumps!*

It was released by the Sega channel service in the Americas. In other words, there are no official physical copies of the American version of this game.

The game is poorly optimized in this regard

It’s not like that, but in the mega man zero series it’s like that.

@@maxrichards5925 It's a reference to Mega Man Dies At The End, Dorkly used these sprites for it.

They don't make the TASs, they just upload them

in the NES TAS you can clip through walls to get the mag beam, and then use the mag beam to clip into the ceiling and skip entire levels. Because when you get stuck in the ceiling the game tries to push you out, but rather than push you out via y coordinates, it advances you on the x coordinates until you hit an open area. So you know between the gates you can clip into the ceiling and zip to the boss w/o walking.

@@ObsidianHawk We can't forget about the Item-1 and Item-2 zips that would have been in 2 and Wily Tower if this weren't a zipless run.

@@bubbykins4864 this is also true, but I wonder if Sega fixed those zips? I mean the best part of mega man 2 was spawning in the boss corridor for wood man.

@Jacob Hall no, zips are still here, and present in all 4 games. They most follow the presence of go up off screen using said utility item, grab ladder off screen into a wall/ceiling, hold left. In Mega 1 there is a zip in Fire Man and Elec Man (all be it using a run disqualificating glitch), in Mega 2 there's zips in Wood Man and Wily 4, in Mega 3 there's zips in Hard Man, Doc Spark, and refights. Then there's all the fun zips in Wily Tower.

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it's just the magnet beam unlockable in elec man's stage it was there since mm1 (1987), therefore it isn't new at all

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@@jdnnle6 The run was tool assisted.

@@Cabeza492 What's wrong with that?

@@jdnnle6 Nothing's wrong, I just prefer 100% human runs.

@@Cabeza492 Not gonna find those on this channel 🤣

What?

What in the actual fu-

The graphics look very weird, like they get upgraded, sure, but don't look that much different from NES ones.

@@MarcinKralka I think that was the point (of the general art direction, though actual production issues probably didn't help).

I know where you live

It’s a speedrun. They aren’t zipping. No Game Genie or anything was being used.