

Power-Up Uses and Locations: = Power-Up Use Location - Magnet Beam - Creates platforms - Found in Elec Man's stage (Mega Man 1) Yashichi - Refills Energy & Weapons - Found in Dr. For more in- depth information, use the links that are given with each game section to view MMN's page content and in-depth walkthrough for that particular title.
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? Different loading screens (the PS2 has a Mega Man-style energy meter that fills up, and the GCN has a spinning Mega Man disc) ? Different main fonts, and loading/saving screens ? Different sound quality in the GCN one, probably due to different processors ? Mega Man Ruby-Spears episode, "The Beginning", as unlockable content (PS2 only) ? G4TechTV segment, "History of Mega Man", as unlockable content (GameCube only) ? Remixed tracks from Complete Works and arcades (PS2 only) This guide will provide miniature boss guides for all the Robot Masters and other bosses, along with secrets and tips, passwords, and so forth. Here's a short list of the bigger things that are noticeable.

Differences between the GCN and PS2 versions = Despite being pretty much the same title, there are multiple differences between the two console versions. As a whole, Mega Man Anniversary Collection is nice in that you can play all the old classics again, but there's still some- thing missing, I felt.
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The actual interface for the Collection itself is pretty unique to access each title (you have the first eight available from the start), you move Mega Man through a series of gates and portals to different rooms containing the access points to the individual game pages. Mega Man - Mega Man 6 also feature an autofire button that is quite helpful, along with a single-button slide, which in of themselves can be pretty helpful. A special Navigation (NAVI has nothing to do with Battle Network) Mode has been ported from the Complete Works that includes updated menus and interfaces that make the weapons/energy setup similar to that used in Mega Man 8. Secondly, most of the bugs from the originals have been removed (such as the Controller 2 tricks in Mega Man 3), but a variation of the Pause trick from the first Mega Man remains intact. Edits have been made, of course, for instance: sprite glitches and graphics slowdown have been eliminated, which should make the earlier games (particularly Mega Man 3) move a bit better. In terms of the games themselves, there is little difference from the original versions. Capcom must have apparently realized the financial error they made with RMCW (which incidentally enjoyed some of the lowest sales figures of any Rockman release in Japan in a long time), and decided to do something a bit better in releasing them all together.

Gameplay Overview: = The Anniversary Collection is something that's been highly anticipated not just since its announcement, but going back all the way to 1999, when Capcom of Japan re-released Rockman through Rockman 6 on the PlayStation as the Rockman Complete Works. YES NOguides for all of the other games in the Mega Man Classic.
