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Plan ahead before you shoot, and keep trying different patterns.

A robot by the name of King has stolen some of Dr.

Wilys Robot Master plans and intends to use them to take over the world.

Mega Man, Proto Man, and Bass all set out separately to stop him, but only one will succeed.

The graphics are from Mega Man 8, the sounds from Mega Man 7, and the dual-character mode is from Mega Man X4.

If the game was Mega Man 9 it would say so on the box and title screen.

Like in Mega Man X4, Bass plays a bit differently than Mega Man, and has lost his Mega Buster in favor of a Bass Buster.

Below list the differences in his play compared to Mega Mans (see the strategies page for details about Mega Mans play control).

This does not get him as low to the ground, so it is virtually useless for dodging things.

It also will not get him through one-block passages that Mega Man can slide through.

This is identical to X and Zero, and like them, the dash is mostly useful for speeding up Bass and making farther jumps.

This is so that you can press directions on the control pad to aim his shots without actually moving him from where he is standing.

Basss shots, unlike Mega Mans, do not go through walls, although he can have up to four of them on the screen at once.

Its significant to note that Basss shots are at least half the power of Mega Mans, which is to compensate for his rapid-fire rate.

This page basically reviews the SNES version of the game, as that was the first one released.

However, generally the GBA version is identical, except that the screen is smaller.

The developers did a fairly good job making the game playable even at a smaller resolution, but there are a few cases where you have to jump onto spikes in order to see if there are any down there or not.

Also, whoever translated the manual did so literallynearly all of the names are the Japanese names, rather than the correct English names.

See the Name Changes page or the Also Known As tags in the Data Base section for details on who is who.

Most of the time, the in-game text is accurate, but there are still a few goofs there as well (such as Bolts being referred to as Screws).

Emulators notoriously choke on the translucency effects of water in certain stages.

Yes, there are ways around thiswhich basically involve getting your emulator to either support or disable the translucent layersbut these methods vary from emulator to emulator.

The section in question is the part with the statue heads and the spike bars.

Try using your Master Weapons to strategically destroy heads (for example, the Magic Card can shoot straight up and can go through floors and walls; useful when you revisit the stage).

In some cases, you can shoot a head and then run to get to a safe spot before the spikes get too close.