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	Xbox.com \| Xbox 360 - Original Xbox Games on Xbox 360
		This list of titles that have passed hand certification for compatibility with Xbox 360 is provided for informational purposes only and is subject to change without notice.
		To ensure the highest quality gaming experience, in the event that an unforeseen technical issue is discovered after hand certification is completed, Microsoft® reserves the right to remove any game name from this list. Please check back often to see the most current list of games.
		Currently the Japanese version of this game is not supported as a backwards compatible title on the Xbox 360.
	www.xbox.com /en-US/games/backwardcompatibilitygameslist.htm (270 words)

	Mega Man 2 Review
		Mega Man 2 was one of the first truly eye-opening games on the NES in the departments of graphics and gameplay.
		Mega Man 2 uses bold, bright colors, which is common among NES Capcom games, and a wide variety of settings and enemies.
		Well, Mega Man 1 had some bosses that were practically impossible to beat, unless you used that glitch where you fire the Elec Beam, then pause and unpause the game.
	www.flyingomelette.com /reviews/nes/megaman2.html (1127 words)

	Mega Man
		As a replacement, the character of Mega Man was created in 1987 by Keiji Inafune at Capcom of Japan, which was then a small company eager to make a breakthrough with a new platform game.
		Mega Man's designer, Keiji Inafune, decided to name him Rockman based on rock and roll (hence, the reason his sister is named "Roll").
		Mega Man's costume in Captain N is somewhat reminiscent of the costume worn by Man-At-Arms from He-Man.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/Mega_Man.php (1942 words)

	Games - List of Mega Man skills and attacks
		This is a list of skills and attacks gained by the protagonists of the Mega Man series of video games.
		While Mega Man X and Zero gain their copied weaponry in the same manner as the original Mega Man, Axl utilizes the advanced technology of his Axl Pistol to transform it into a wide array of long range weaponry.
		In Mega Man X4, Zero was finally introduced as a fully-playable character, and as such was bestowed with the same status as X, able to gain and use attacks from defeated Mavericks.
	listing-index.ebay.com /games/List_of_Mega_Man_skills_and_attacks.html (369 words)

	Games : Mega Man & Bass
		In classic Mega Man style, players are given a choice of which level they go to next.
		Mega Man games borrow heavily from each other and Rockman & Forte was no different, taking four bosses from Mega Man 8: Tengu Man, Astro Man, Dangler and the Gel Monster (aka Green Devil).
		Mega Man and Bass can collect special Bolts, which can be used to purchase upgrades between levels.
	www.nintendo.com /games/gamepage/gamepage_main.jsp?gameId=1556 (458 words)

	Mega Man & Bass - Digital Press Online
		This game takes a bit of a departure from previous Mega Man games since at first your nemesis is the Robot King, instead of the evil Dr. Wily.
		It is much more accurate to say that Mega Man and Bass is challenging, instead of difficult, because once you learn the layout of the levels, and the patterns, the game really loses a lot of its’ difficulty.
		Mega Man can charge his buster and slide, while Bass uses a rapid fire gun and has a double jump, also, Bass has the ability to aim his weapon in any direction.
	www.digitpress.com /reviews/megamanbass.htm (1627 words)

	Mega Man ZX (DS) Reviews. DS Games Reviews by CNET.
		Mega Man ZX isn't the first Mega Man game for the Nintendo DS, but it's the first to bring the tough-as-nails, side-scrolling action the franchise is best known for.
		If you've played the Mega Man Zero games, you'll be at an advantage here, but with the normal and hard difficulty settings there are still more than enough challenges that will put your thumb speed and dexterity to the test time and time again.
		Mega Man ZX is a good game with plenty of challenge to offer fans of the series.
	reviews.cnet.com /Mega_Man_ZX_DS/4505-10068_7-31676262.html (1630 words)

	Mega Man X Collection (cube: 2006): Reviews
		If you've got the patience and the drive, Mega Man X Collection is a fun title that challenges your gaming skills and gives you a good history lesson in the process.
		Mega Man X Collection follows the same basic formula as Capcom's excellent first Mega Man compilation, but it just doesn't have quite as much to offer.
		This game is shallow, meaning there is very miniscul amounts of extra content worth unlocking, and the 7 games included are nothing spectacular, all extremely similar in gameplay and execution.
	www.metacritic.com /games/platforms/cube/megamanxcollection (977 words)

	Mega Man Powered Up - PlayStation Portable News - PSP Updates (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mega Man has always been a popular gaming franchise and it appears his jump onto the PSP platform does nothing to dispel this theory.
		Mega Man Powered Up, is set in the near future and advances in science have helped Dr. Light and his fellow researchers develop humanoid robots designed to improve quality of life for mankind.
		Mega Man 64, known in Japan as Rockman Dash: Hagane no Boukenshin, was originally released for the American Nintendo 64 in January of 2001.
	pspupdates.qj.net /category/Mega-Man-Powered-Up/cid/117 (1925 words)

	Mega Man X Command Mission Preview - PlayStation 2 News at GameSpot
		Mega Man X Command Mission is set in the Mega Man X universe, which is an offshoot of the Mega Man games for the NES.
		Mega Man X Command Mission's story finds Mega Man X on a mission (believe it or not) to infiltrate Giga City Island in an attempt to thwart the evil plans of the Liberion Army, which has just initiated a riot there.
		Mega Man ZX returns to the original 2D side scrolling action, with a new cast of characters and a choice of heroes.
	www.gamespot.com /ps2/rpg/megamanxcommandmission/preview_6087122.html (964 words)

	GameSpy.com - Review
		On the surface, Mega Man Zero plays like most other 2D side-scrolling Mega Man titles (I make the distinction due to the 3D games in the series, and the two recent RPG-like Mega Man Battle Network titles for the GBA, all of which are quite different).
		Despite such minor setbacks, the overwhelming characteristic of the game is high-speed action of the fun (and generally not too frustrating) variety.
		The music is standard Mega Man fare, which is to say that it sounds like the sort of stuff Mike Rutherford from Genesis would most likely compose were he a reploid from the future with an advanced MIDI sequencer at his disposal.
	archive.gamespy.com /reviews/november02/megamanzerogba/index2.shtml (376 words)

	Mega Man X Collection (ps2: 2006): Reviews
		The original Mega Man X is my second favorite game in the series, though it is easily one of the most carefully polished and well put together games in the series.
		Even though the later Mega Man titles are not as good as the first few, it is still a very incredible collection of Mega Man X games in one nice little package.
		You have to be a huge Mega Man nut if you want to get these games--especially since many of them are newer than the games released in the original Mega Man collection, meaning that all-important element of nostalgia just isn't quite there.
	www.metacritic.com /games/platforms/ps2/megamanxcollection (884 words)

	Mega Man - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mega Man (video game), the first appearance of Mega Man, a video game first released by Capcom in 1987 for the NES, and later ported to a number of other platforms (including cell phones).
		Mega Man Classic, a term used to refer to the original Mega Man and its early sequels, based on the first game's gameplay and characters.
		Mega Man (series), a meta-series (including such series as Mega Man X and Mega Man: Battle Network) based on the world and characters of the original Mega Man series.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mega_Man (229 words)

	Playing With Power: Great Ideas That Have Changed Gaming Forever from 1UP.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A game's play mechanics determine both its structure and its rules: how you win, how you lose, and what you can do to stay alive in the face of overwhelming odds.
		Konami's Castlevania and Capcom's Mega Man gave players a lengthy health meter which let them endure even the most vicious attacks.
		Casting spells has been a part of gaming even before Atari shipped the first home Pong unit to stores -- it was an important component of Gary Gygax's tabletop RPG Dungeons & Dragons.
	www.1up.com /do/feature?cId=3151392 (1007 words)

	Mega Man PC Website - Dr. Cossack's Lab
		The PC version of Mega Man X3 shows how a port to a more powerful system should be made: the original graphics and controls have been kept, while the music was fully remixed and new video cutscenes were added to replace some of the older static sequences.
		Mega Man X4 had a direct port to the computer with close to no changes: the graphics, music and gameplay are all identical to the original Playstation version.
		The full game feels very much like a native PC game instead of the Playstation 2 port that it really is. The Japanese version happens to include both Japanese and English modes, the latter turning the game in the whole "Mega Man" experience (voices and text included).
	www.interordi.com /mega_man_pc/games/pc (1849 words)

	Mega Man PC Website - Dr. Cossack's Lab
		Mega Man has the ability to turn one of his hands into a blaster (often called the MegaBuster) to shoot at his enemies.
		Iris, seen mostly in Mega Man Xtreme 2 and Mega Man X4, was meant to be a part of the ultimate Reploid when combined with her brother Colonel.
		The PSP remake Mega Man: Maverick Hunter X might be taking his story in a different direction from the existing one if sequels are produced, as he might be disappearing as early as within the events of that game.
	www.interordi.com /mega_man_pc/truth_corner.php (1042 words)

	Top Mega Man Games
		With all these games, it can be very difficult for a newcomer to decide which one to pick.
		I list this one because it was the beginning of a new, high-quality, Mega Man series.
		One of the most impressive feature of this game is that the quality of the graphics are nearly as good as Mega Man 8.
	www.angelfire.com /ultra/megamanworld/TopGames.html (378 words)

	Games : Mega Man Network Transmission
		However, this game dumps the turn-based battles of the two GBA games for more straightforward action reminiscent of classic Mega Man games.
		Using solid outlines and a cel-shading technique, Mega Man and his enemies are given a distinct comic-book appearance that sets them off from the more highly detailed backgrounds.
		The fact that Mega Man exists in a digital universe is further emphasized by such details as e-mails from friends and enemy viruses.
	www.nintendo.com /games/gamepage/description.jsp?gameId=1656 (596 words)

	Amazon.com: Mega Man: Video Games (Site not responding. Last check: )
		For a series, Mega Man got off to a great start, but as an indiviual game, the fun is actually taken away because of the difficulty (the Yellow Devil comes to mind).
		Mega Man is a good game, but the extreme difficulty might be a bit much for even your average old school gamer who's used to such difficult feats.
		In this game there is no E box, no passwords and you have to take all the men all over again when u turn it off but the game is so fun to play that it doesnt matter to me.
	www.amazon.com /Mega-Man/dp/B00004SVXG (2663 words)

	List of Mega Man games - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mega Man Anniversary Collection (US only) – GameCube/PlayStation 2/Xbox, 2004 – An English-version release of the Rockman Complete Works games (albeit with most of the special features removed), together with ports of Mega Man VII and Mega Man 8 and the two elusive arcade games.
		Note that the second game is titled Mega Man III due to the popularity of Mega Man III on the NES; it is not related to the console version.
		Stalemate Dangerous Old Man DS –Nintendo DS: The game is a collaboration of Coro Coro Comics and several of the characters used in Coro Coro Comics, including Rockman EXE characters, Duel Masters characters and others.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_Mega_Man_games (1797 words)

	IGN: Mega Man Anniversary Collection
		Mega Man Anniversary Collection is rated 'E' for everyone by the ESRB (Entertainment Software Rating Board) and is now available at retailers across North America.
		In Mega Man Anniversary Collection, players will be challenged to see if they have the skills to master some of the most extreme Mega Man titles ever released and to unlock a cache of bonus features that includes 30 minutes of anime, a producer interview and a history of the series.
		This ultimate set provides a comprehensive look at Mega Man's progression through the years, as this near human robot embarked on his journey to becoming one of the longest running videogame icons to date.
	games.ign.com /articles/596/596207p1.html (419 words)

	The Mega Man Network » Mega Man X » Mega Man X1
		Mega Man X is an action-platformer that is inherently similar to the Mega Man Classic titles that predate it.
		Overall, Mega Man X is a big step up in design from the Classic games, and it serves up a much darker theme of the future than the Classic series games ever did.
		Impacting not only the future of Mega Man, but the future of side-scrolling action games, the leap into a less happy and traditional mode of storytelling and action sequences made the game a hit and a memory to many hardcore Mega Man fans and casual gamer alike.
	megaman.retrofaction.com /mmx/games/mmx1/index.php (977 words)

	MMHP: X Series Game List
		Below is a list of all of the games in this series that have been released to date (for new and upcoming games, please refer to the Previews page).
		Not all of the games have a full game hints page, but I will strive to complete missing guides as I get the chance.
		These Game Hints cover the English versions of games where possible; however I list the Japanese names for your reference when applicable.
	www.mmhp.net /X/GameList.html (114 words)

	Mega Man 2
		Playing through Mega Man 2 for the first time was one of the finest NES experiences for me. Before I actually gave it a try, I never really saw why NES fans like this game so much.
		Some highlights are: Crash Man's stage theme, which will probably make you want to get up and dance, and the first stage of Wily's Castle, which is probably one of the best compositions in any NES game.
		One aspect of the game that sets it apart from the other installments is the new difficulty feature.
	www.geocities.com /nesfaqs/Reviews/megaman2.html (800 words)

	Mega Man for PS2 on Gamerhelp.com
		While I do not consider him what of the toughest bosses in the game, I do believe that he is a tough cookie to go about, given that his speed is just as fast as Mega Man's, and his weapons are around the same in strength.
		As I mentioned before, whatever weapon you decide to use, Cloned Mega Man will also use that weapon, and since both of you two have the same weaknesses, this is a double edged sword here.
		The worst thing about the Cloned Mega Man is not his reflective weapons that he enjoys using on you, nor is it the fact that he hops around and dodges all of your weapons' shots.
	www.gamerhelp.com /nes/MegaMan/100517.shtml (3394 words)

	IGN: Reader Reviews For: Mega Man Anniversary Collection
		Mega Man was my first NES game aside from the 3 pack free.
		Gamers old and young will enjoy Mega Man Anniversary collection as they did when the games were first released on the NES back in 1987.
		Seriously, Mega Man games are the hardest in existance and I will be very surprised if Capcom hasn't sold at least 1,000 copies by the end of the year.
	rr.cube.ign.com /rrobj/cube/mega_man_anniversary_collection/605452 (612 words)

	Wii launch window: 32 Wii games, 30 VC games - Joystiq
		Nintendo has blasted out a list confirming the 32 Wii and 30 Virtual Console games (spanning five consoles) that will be available in the five weeks between the system's November 19th launch and the end of 2006.
		We're not sure exactly which games may not make that November 19th launch date, but it seems reasonable to presume the VC games will be there on launch day, previously dated titles like Zelda, and the 530 GameCube titles they're eager to remind us will work from the get go.
		It came out for the Xbox 360 in March, was confirmed by Ubisoft to be a launch window game in August, was again confirmed by Nintendo to be a launch title in September, and now it's evidently missing.
	www.joystiq.com /2006/11/01/wii-launch-window-32-wii-games-30-vc-games (3260 words)

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