Nadia & David’s Mega Man Mayhem: Mega Man IV for Game Boy (Part 2)

We’re finally back.

What took us so long? Well, that’s a story for another time, but one I intend to tell soon. Honest.

But with the month of Halloween looming large in the coming weeks, I wanted to at least wrap up this one bit of old business before we moved on into more thematically-appropriate gaming for the month of October. And that meant putting a bow on Mega Man IV.

If you’re wondering about the color, we got that via a custom-configured emulator from ps.Oslash on YouTube. Game not included, but we’ve got a few copies of our own. First Game Boy Mega Man game I ever owned, in fact. And for a while, the only. Just note that it has some quirks.

Oh, and massive slowdown at the end. But we overcame it.

And when we return with “Nadia & David’s Mega Man Mayhem”, we’re checking out “Mega Man World 5 DX”. If we don’t see you for Halloween, we hope to see you then!

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“Nadia & David’s Mega Man Mayhem” is a 90-minute stream we’ll be doing about once a month, where the plan is to play through every Mega Man game we can in chronological order, according to the timeline. We started with the first Mega Man, and after we finished that, started Mega Man 2, and so on. Next time, we’ll pick up where we left off, and go on like so.

As for the Game Boy games? Well, as you can see above, we’ve got something sorta working. Hopefully it’ll get better by the end!

Once Classic is done, we’ll move on to Mega Man X, then Mega Man Zero, and so on. (And with any luck, there will be a “Mega Man Legends Legacy Collection” or something by the time we get to that, but if not, we have a contingency or two in mind.)

And of course, we love interacting with the chat during these streams, so if you’ve got questions about the Mega Man Field Guides from UDON, Legends of the Halcyon Era, poutine recipes, or just want to chat and share the love of Mega Man, drop on in! We’d love to have you!

Keep an eye on our Twitter (or just the Twitter sidebar here) to find out when we’re streaming next! We usually announce it a day or so ahead of time.

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Thanks for reading!

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David Oxford, or “LBD ‘Nytetrayn’,” as he is sometimes also known, is a freelance writer of many varied interests who resides in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. If you’re interested in hiring him, please drop him a line at david.oxford (at) nyteworks.net.

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