The first thing this stage shows us is that we’re going to have water to deal with.
The first thing this stage shows us is that we’re going to have water to deal with.
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A Critical Look at Mega Man 6 Stages: Knight Man
We start this one with a nice sunset background as we enter the castle.
We start this one with a nice sunset background as we enter the castle.
A Critical Look at Mega Man 6 Stages: Yamato Man
Yamato Man’s stage starts off with a rather nice view and a new enemy called Shigaraky, which launches bouncing balls at two different speeds.
Yamato Man’s stage starts off with a rather nice view and a new enemy called Shigaraky, which launches bouncing balls at two different speeds.
A Critical Look at Mega Man 6 Stages: Wind Man
Air, wind, and… pandas?
Air, wind, and… pandas?
A Critical Look at Mega Man 6 Stages: Blizzard Man
The first screens of this stage give us a robot seal called Au-Au who balances an energy ball on its nose before throwing it at us. Read that again. I just want to draw extra attention to how ridiculous and adorable that is before I move on. Cool? Cool.
The first screens of this stage give us a robot seal called Au-Au who balances an energy ball on its nose before throwing it at us. Read that again. I just want to draw extra attention to how ridiculous and adorable that is before I move on. Cool? Cool.
A Critical Look at Mega Man 6 Stages: Flame Man
Mets haven’t changed, but the oil here is new.
Mets haven’t changed, but the oil here is new.
A Critical Look at Mega Man 6 Stages: Plant Man
So here we are at the last game for the NES. This time, Wily puts on a fake beard and sunglasses to hold a robot tournament and steal the contestants, so our newest batch of Robot Masters is meant to be from various places around the world, leading to somewhat flashier designs than we’re used to.
So here we are at the last game for the NES. This time, Wily puts on a fake beard and sunglasses to hold a robot tournament and steal the contestants, so our newest batch of Robot Masters is meant to be from various places around the world, leading to somewhat flashier designs than we’re used to.
A Critical Look at Mega Man 5 Stages: Overview
Mega Man 5 is in roughly the same position as 4 was to 3…
Mega Man 5 is in roughly the same position as 4 was to 3…
A Critical Look at Mega Man 5 Stages: Dr. Wily Stages 3 and 4
So here we are once again in the final stretch…
So here we are once again in the final stretch…
A Critical Look at Mega Man 5 Stages: Dr. Wily Stage 2
Now then, where were we?
Now then, where were we?
A Critical Look at Mega Man 5 Stages: Dr. Wily Stage 1 – The Last Look?
Wily Stage 1 and Music LanceHeartlocalhost/tmmn
Wily Stage 1 and Music I know these games love to hand out E-Tanks like candy in the final stages, but they really should have gone easier on the M-Tanks. It’s not necessary to have weapon refills here like it was for stuff like Boobeam, and they could have...
A Critical Look at Mega Man 5 Stages: Proto Man 4
Proto Man 4 LanceHeartlocalhost/tmmn
Proto Man 4 This’ll be a short one, as this stage consists of a single gimmick. Shooting the lowest cracked walls causes the screen to shake while the stage falls down until the next lowest wall is at the bottom. It works out okay as a visual effect, but as a...
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