Mega Man 2 was a major step forward for the fledgling series and a huge hit for Capcom in the NES days. Is it even possible to hear this music without cracking a smile?
when i hear the music i hear 3 things 1 a gamer with a level of ineptitude making dsp and egoraptor seem like japanese speedrunning legends because airman 2 another guy going on about his childhood memories about ultraman 3 7 of the 8 robot masters confession there Bl to megs (the jokes if he made that woodman song)
I remember writing to Nintendo Power's Counselor's Corner because I couldn't beat the Boobeam Trap. They sent me a 3 page packet through the mail detailing how to beat the boss. I'll never forget that.
I think they should have included those packets with the purchase. Because that boss was beyond ridiculous. Once you figure it out, it's not bad, but it's damn near cryptic.
Not being a big fan of the original Mega Man when I rented it back in elementary school, it was a huge shock to see how incredible this looked when it graced it's very own issue of Nintendo Power and I awaited its arrival at my local rental store with bated breath. Then, one day, it appeared! There it was on the new release wall, rented out of course, and I knew one day soon it'd be savoring it. But, boy did it take a while! Every week we'd go looking for a movie/game to rent for the weekend and it was always out for what seemed like months. In fact, I remember being in the back seat of the family station wagon and praying to God that this time, when we showed up at the store, I'd see that little plastic tag hanging from the hook underneath its box, and one day there it was. Man, I was obsessed with this game; I had to memorize all the music! It was such an enormous improvement over the ho-hum original and really made the NES feel powerful. I remember this was the game that made me realize how much more satisfying "home" games could be even when they couldn't hope to match the graphics of those in the arcades. What an incredible classic!
This game is what solidified Mega Man as one of my all-time favorite childhood series. Hell, this soundtrack (along with MM3 and MMX) will always be burned into my memory. For the record: I owned and beat the first one (and I think I bought the first one at some street market my grandmother took me to; memory's a bit fuzzy on that), but I couldn't appreciate it like I did this one.
This video is 50-plus minutes of one of the better times in my childhood. This and _Mega Man 4_ are tied as my favorite out of the entire series. Great playthrough.
Unlike the other games, in which only one order is the best, this one has MANY good boss orders for you to take. One I like to take involves getting items 2 and 1 and bombs before arriving at Heat Man's stage.
every game has multiple good orders, mainly all for weapons. like in 7, you might do junk man first to get junk shield asap, or in 11, you’ll do impact man first so you can get pile driver. i could probably name an instance like this for every game but you probably already get the idea
I remember my childhood order to be a lot different from NC's video. I'd fight Bubbleman first, then Airman and, if my memory doesn't fail me, Heatman for last one. I like to use Metalman's weapon to defeat Woodman and Heatman's weapon against the dragon, altough the video's order seems a lot more logic. Other games seem a lot more rigid about the enemy order, but I'm no MM professional.
I prefer to end with the Robot Master whose weapon is the most effective against the first Wily boss. Playing this game I’d go strictly by weakness order (Metal>Bubble>Heat>Wood>Air>Crash), then branch off and do Flash Man (it’s better to do his stage with the Crash Bomber handy, plus he’s vulnerable to it), then Quick Man before the Mech Dragon, who I’d waste with the Quick Boomerang.
I remember when I got this game it was June 1990 or 91. our TV was out for repairs so I couldn't play it for a week. last day of school I get off the bus and lo and behold there was a brand new TV in the living room so I could finally play it! I couldn't believe how clear the picture was on that new TV! I spent that hot summer parked in front of the TV with a giant box fan blowing on me, then i'd take breaks and go outside and play. that was a great summer.
Ah yea, Mega Man 2, the game that introduced a lot of the series' staples going forward. The regular boss, or Robot Master, group is up to eight instead of six, Energy Tanks, the ability to save progress via a password system, and special items that can be acquired by beating certain stages. This game pretty much cemented Mega Man as one of Capcom's most beloved franchises, and it significantly surpassed MM1 in every conceivable way. It is a must have a title, especially for those who want to get into the series for the first time ever.
This is my personal favourite NES game. The incredible music, the iconic bosses, the perfect gameplay, the awesome weapons…A true Capcom masterpiece for the ages. Also, Metal Blade is one of the best weapons ever.
@@NintendoComplete Exactly! I know you like Mega Man 3 more, but what I always felt was that no weapon in that game was as good as the Metal Blade. I actually never owned Mega Man 2 growing up (I rented it all the time) but I did own MM3 and I always felt that was a weakness of that game (no standout weapon). On the other hand, that made the game more challenging, which can be viewed as a positive.
The shadow blade was pretty similar in concept, wasn't it? But yeah, MM3's weapons weren't as versatile as MM2's and the Top Spin sucked ass. The magnet was pretty good as a homing weapon though.
@@NintendoComplete If my memory serves me well, the Shadow Blade was really lousy compared to the Metal Blade. I believe it controlled poorly, didn’t go as far and ran out super fast. Maybe I’m wrong, but I don’t have fond memories of that weapon. The Metal Blade was so responsive and easy to control, plus it went the whole length of the screen. Yes the magnet was a good weapon for sure. I remember the weapons in MM3 depleting much faster and weapon refills being much rarer/enemies dropping much less power-ups than in MM2. I guess that made MM3 much harder. Maybe I’m wrong though, it’s been a long time since I played it. Thanks for the play through and I’m looking forward to more Mega Man games!
MM3 was the first game I played in the series, so it's always been my favorite. But it's hard to deny how great of a game this is. The energy tanks and password system make it much more accessible than the original, and the graphics and music are both incredible for their time. A true classic.
It's funny when gamers today talk about accessibility by way of an easier challenge, especially in reference to old games like this. I was eight years old when I beat this!
@SR707 Yeah, I played through the series again after seeing these videos, and it struck me that the higher energy tank limits in 3-6 take most of the challenge out of them. 2 is definitely more challenging, and one of my favorites, but I still like 3 better.
The best game ever in the NES hexology, IMO. Over the decades, there have been dozens and dozens of remixes of the soundtrack. It would really make my day, if someone could recrate this soundtrack to make it sound like the "Willow" Arcade soundtrack, which was also composed by Takashi Tateishi.
[6:00] - The metal man weapon is OP. It's strong and can be fired in 8 directions. And sometimes one shot kills mutiple enemies. At least they should have made it such that each shot drains one of little energy bars.
Most people have no clue how overrated this weapon is. Many times Leave Shield, Air Shooter and Quick Boomerang deal more damage or even faster. I guess most people never developed a signature play style.
To be honest, this video is the first time I see someone overcoming the Willy's Castle stage 4 boss in one turn. Never been able to do that, didn't even think about such a strategy. As much as I respect the franchise, Megaman never was my cup of tea but I remember beating 1 and 2 back in the day. Never liked the puzzle-ish platform philosophy not to mention boss rushes. There's no deny though, it's one of the most memorable NES soundtracks.
I personally find it difficult 😏 as a huge fan of classic Mega Man to have either this or MM3 as my favorite of the bunch. But you did well in this play-through, Alex. Good job. 👏🏼
the universal praise for it has kinda faded away over time. now, 4, 6, 7, 9, and 11 are generally the most acclaimed ones from what i’ve seen on the internet. but pretty much everybody has different preferences on the classics
@@amso7169 That’s good. I’m not a fan of universal praises either. The kind of universal praises Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater and Toy Story 3 peeve me the most especially.
I remember fighting Metal Man revisited. I used his own weapon against him, for the fun of it. Let's just say that the result had me dropping my jaw in shock before I burst out laughing.
I love these games, but I do wish the later ones had kept the gameplay as snappy as the first two. The addition of the charge beam seemed cool when it first came out, but it also slowed combat down as it made your primary weapon much weaker as normal enemies now required more button mashing to defeat. Pre charge beam combat was so fast and satisfying as most enemies needed only one shot to kill
I know this comment may seem irrelevant but I compare Mega Man with Bruce Lee. In the beginning before Mega Man beat any master robots he only has the Mega Buster. Just like Bruce Lee in the beginning he only knew Wing Chun from his master IP Man. However, later on Mega Man becomes more and more powerful with each master robots he defeats to have the ultimate skill and power to defeat Dr. Wily. Same with Bruce Lee. He knew in order to be a true master in martial arts he would have to learn all different styles. That's why he has masters of all types of fighting teach him karate, Jiu- Jitsu, boxing, Muay Thai, etc. Only then when he incorporates all that he knows and adapts to the opponents method of fighting does he become truly powerful with his martial art Jeet Kung Do.
The first game I saved up and bought with my own money. Nintendo Power convinced me I had to have this one. My mom and dad had a policy of me having to rent a game before I bought it, to make sure I liked it, so even when I had the money saved up, they wanted me to rent it first.. For a while, I couldn't find it at the rental store. When I finally did, it was as glorious as I imagined it would be. My dad must have noticed, because the next day, he offered to return the game to the rental store early, and take me to Kay-Bee Toys to buy it. I got to pick up where I left off, thanks to passwords. That weekend, my best friend had a sleepover at my house, and we stayed up until we beat it. I remember we thought the ending suggested that Mega Man had died, due to the somber music, and the way he just kind of vanishes, leaving his helmet behind.
I had always interpreted the ending of this game to indicate that Mega Man's fight against the forces of evil (i.e., Dr. Wily) will never end, and he must fight through rain, shine, sleet, and/or snow to preserve to peace.
All jokes aside, when they finally do invent some inception kind of device to plug into and relive your past I will gladly get hooked up once I pass 70
4:32 wait is that… a password? But my megaman legacy collection already has save states and a rewind feature what’s the point of that too? And if you’re gonna have a password system, why have save states and a rewind feature?
Mega man 2 un clásico del Nes con una calificación casi de 5 Estrellas por trama jugabilidad y sobre todo la música este juego lo conocí en el año 2013 como Rock man 2 en cartucho de Familly game junto a castlevania 1 ya que este título me tomo hasta el año 2014 en terminarlo completo y hasta el día de hoy aún conservo este titulo y lo he acabado mas de una vez y aun sigue siendo divertido
49:40 I wonder what this ending means (I thought it was implying Mega Man retiring to go back to his old life as Rock but their is another game after this)
While many crow this is their favorite, mine is #4, two castles, great music, the charge shot (blah blah it makes boss weapons useless, blah blah, can't hear ya). Plus there's no boss that if you run out of weapon energy, forces you to game over just to have it refilled, a flaw if you ask me, even if that is what the developers intended.
One of the most DIFFICULT MM games I’ve ever played. Could never beat it until I’d had the Game Genie but there were side effects from doing that in this game but could care less about it.
Difficult yes, but not as much as the first! Iceman flying platforms and Elecman’s electric blasts were so frustrating! Not to mention those jumping robots that take away so much power from you…
@@NintendoComplete you can just use the leaf shield. it takes them all out in one hit. same with the chicken walkers (27:35) if you use the air shooter.
Mega Man 2 was a major step forward for the fledgling series and a huge hit for Capcom in the NES days. Is it even possible to hear this music without cracking a smile?
Maybe it’s just me, but I find myself humming the music from this game very often from out of nowhere. That is the power/quality of this soundtrack.
when i hear the music i hear 3 things
1 a gamer with a level of ineptitude making dsp and egoraptor seem like japanese speedrunning legends because airman
2 another guy going on about his childhood memories about ultraman
3 7 of the 8 robot masters confession there Bl to megs (the jokes if he made that woodman song)
@@krystalfan What on earth are you talking about?
Lots of happy childhood memories here. Awesome job as always.
The game changed my life! I was totally wrapped up in it back in the day!! There wouldn’t have been a series without this masterpiece!
I remember writing to Nintendo Power's Counselor's Corner because I couldn't beat the Boobeam Trap. They sent me a 3 page packet through the mail detailing how to beat the boss. I'll never forget that.
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I think they should have included those packets with the purchase. Because that boss was beyond ridiculous. Once you figure it out, it's not bad, but it's damn near cryptic.
Best Mega Man of the 8bit series
MegaMan II is considered by many as the best MEGAMAN game ever.
Agreed!
Agreed!
MM2 was such a classic back in the day, and Metal Blades was the most OP weapon to use.
Indeed. When you have it, you can smash through most levels and bosses easily.
The quality of this vid is incredible. I have a 65in 4K tv and it’s so crisp and clear.
Thanks! I'm glad since this is a replacement for my old 720p video.
Not being a big fan of the original Mega Man when I rented it back in elementary school, it was a huge shock to see how incredible this looked when it graced it's very own issue of Nintendo Power and I awaited its arrival at my local rental store with bated breath. Then, one day, it appeared! There it was on the new release wall, rented out of course, and I knew one day soon it'd be savoring it. But, boy did it take a while! Every week we'd go looking for a movie/game to rent for the weekend and it was always out for what seemed like months. In fact, I remember being in the back seat of the family station wagon and praying to God that this time, when we showed up at the store, I'd see that little plastic tag hanging from the hook underneath its box, and one day there it was. Man, I was obsessed with this game; I had to memorize all the music! It was such an enormous improvement over the ho-hum original and really made the NES feel powerful. I remember this was the game that made me realize how much more satisfying "home" games could be even when they couldn't hope to match the graphics of those in the arcades. What an incredible classic!
This game is what solidified Mega Man as one of my all-time favorite childhood series. Hell, this soundtrack (along with MM3 and MMX) will always be burned into my memory.
For the record: I owned and beat the first one (and I think I bought the first one at some street market my grandmother took me to; memory's a bit fuzzy on that), but I couldn't appreciate it like I did this one.
Noticing a lot of very glitchy graphics and such. So it WASN'T just me that was having those, that's just how the game is, huh?
it's because of the limitations of the NES system. Megaman did not conpensate for this well, unlike SMB 1 to SMB 3, resulting in glitchy graphics.
Definitely because to many characters on one screen to glitch
This video is 50-plus minutes of one of the better times in my childhood. This and _Mega Man 4_ are tied as my favorite out of the entire series. Great playthrough.
Thanks :)
The game that made me a lifelong Mega Man fan.
Hell yes, NC! This one was a huge part of my childhood and that music is Grammy worthy imo. 😎👉👉❤️
I was very depressed during the good majority of this year and this game gave me nothing but hope. It really is such a magic game.
It really made my childhood better.
We were you depressed :(
Unlike the other games, in which only one order is the best, this one has MANY good boss orders for you to take. One I like to take involves getting items 2 and 1 and bombs before arriving at Heat Man's stage.
every game has multiple good orders, mainly all for weapons. like in 7, you might do junk man first to get junk shield asap, or in 11, you’ll do impact man first so you can get pile driver. i could probably name an instance like this for every game but you probably already get the idea
I remember my childhood order to be a lot different from NC's video. I'd fight Bubbleman first, then Airman and, if my memory doesn't fail me, Heatman for last one. I like to use Metalman's weapon to defeat Woodman and Heatman's weapon against the dragon, altough the video's order seems a lot more logic. Other games seem a lot more rigid about the enemy order, but I'm no MM professional.
I prefer to end with the Robot Master whose weapon is the most effective against the first Wily boss. Playing this game I’d go strictly by weakness order (Metal>Bubble>Heat>Wood>Air>Crash), then branch off and do Flash Man (it’s better to do his stage with the Crash Bomber handy, plus he’s vulnerable to it), then Quick Man before the Mech Dragon, who I’d waste with the Quick Boomerang.
@@amso7169well the difficulty level in every game also heavily based in which Boss Weapon you get in each Boss you defeat.
I remember when I got this game it was June 1990 or 91. our TV was out for repairs so I couldn't play it for a week. last day of school I get off the bus and lo and behold there was a brand new TV in the living room so I could finally play it! I couldn't believe how clear the picture was on that new TV! I spent that hot summer parked in front of the TV with a giant box fan blowing on me, then i'd take breaks and go outside and play. that was a great summer.
Ah yea, Mega Man 2, the game that introduced a lot of the series' staples going forward. The regular boss, or Robot Master, group is up to eight instead of six, Energy Tanks, the ability to save progress via a password system, and special items that can be acquired by beating certain stages. This game pretty much cemented Mega Man as one of Capcom's most beloved franchises, and it significantly surpassed MM1 in every conceivable way. It is a must have a title, especially for those who want to get into the series for the first time ever.
One of my favorite games in the Mega Man series.
Correction: Mega Man 2 WAS the best-selling game in the series. The 11th part broke the record with 1.6 million.
I love Mega Man 2! My favorite stage music is Flash Man.
Quick Man is my favorite tune, but there are so many good ones!
Love Flashman, Airman and Bubbleman’s.
This is my personal favourite NES game. The incredible music, the iconic bosses, the perfect gameplay, the awesome weapons…A true Capcom masterpiece for the ages. Also, Metal Blade is one of the best weapons ever.
The metal blade is sweet, especially with that high pitched zap noise it makes when you throw it.
@@NintendoComplete Exactly! I know you like Mega Man 3 more, but what I always felt was that no weapon in that game was as good as the Metal Blade. I actually never owned Mega Man 2 growing up (I rented it all the time) but I did own MM3 and I always felt that was a weakness of that game (no standout weapon). On the other hand, that made the game more challenging, which can be viewed as a positive.
The shadow blade was pretty similar in concept, wasn't it? But yeah, MM3's weapons weren't as versatile as MM2's and the Top Spin sucked ass. The magnet was pretty good as a homing weapon though.
@@NintendoComplete If my memory serves me well, the Shadow Blade was really lousy compared to the Metal Blade. I believe it controlled poorly, didn’t go as far and ran out super fast. Maybe I’m wrong, but I don’t have fond memories of that weapon. The Metal Blade was so responsive and easy to control, plus it went the whole length of the screen. Yes the magnet was a good weapon for sure. I remember the weapons in MM3 depleting much faster and weapon refills being much rarer/enemies dropping much less power-ups than in MM2. I guess that made MM3 much harder. Maybe I’m wrong though, it’s been a long time since I played it. Thanks for the play through and I’m looking forward to more Mega Man games!
@@NintendoComplete p.s. Yeah, the Top Spin definitely was pure crapola.
MM3 was the first game I played in the series, so it's always been my favorite. But it's hard to deny how great of a game this is. The energy tanks and password system make it much more accessible than the original, and the graphics and music are both incredible for their time. A true classic.
That's pretty much my feeling too. I love this one, but I still prefer the third.
Mega Man 3 is easier! This one was fairly challenging to beat, but the first even more so.
It's funny when gamers today talk about accessibility by way of an easier challenge, especially in reference to old games like this. I was eight years old when I beat this!
@SR707 Yeah, I played through the series again after seeing these videos, and it struck me that the higher energy tank limits in 3-6 take most of the challenge out of them. 2 is definitely more challenging, and one of my favorites, but I still like 3 better.
One of my favorite Mega Man games of all time 😀😀
Best Mega man game without doubt
The best Mega Man in the NES series.
you are coming for this song: 29:45
At the age of 41 now I'm glad my eyes weren't as bad as they are now when I was 7 lol. The beginning of Bubble man stage drove my eyes crazy lol.
This is a certified hood classic!
This is one of those games that you just hum along to the whole time
I could never even pass this game on normal mode ha, and this is a complete walkthrough with no cheats. Great dude
I think the music alone makes this game at least an 8.5/10
Such an awesome platform game that was highly addictive to play! Fantastic game play, great soundtrack, colorful themed levels and cool bosses!
I can't believe you never did this yet, top 10 NES game
An absolute classic
I'd like it known that NintendoComplete here has performed a miracle.
The waterfall section was actually visible.
All it took was a ridiculously high bitrate. Who knew? 😆
The best game ever in the NES hexology, IMO. Over the decades, there have been dozens and dozens of remixes of the soundtrack. It would really make my day, if someone could recrate this soundtrack to make it sound like the "Willow" Arcade soundtrack, which was also composed by Takashi Tateishi.
The stage music 🔥🔥 my personal fave, the 1st 2 stages of Dr. Wily, where you fight the dragon
This whole game is full of bangers
Mega Man X and this are my favorites of the series.
[6:00] - The metal man weapon is OP. It's strong and can be fired in 8 directions. And sometimes one shot kills mutiple enemies. At least they should have made it such that each shot drains one of little energy bars.
Most people have no clue how overrated this weapon is. Many times Leave Shield, Air Shooter and Quick Boomerang deal more damage or even faster. I guess most people never developed a signature play style.
Also love that Mega Man 2 is also on the NES Classic!!
I personally prefer Megaman 3 over this one, but I still freaking *love* Megaman 2. Especially its soundtrack - Flash Man was always my favorite song.
To be honest, this video is the first time I see someone overcoming the Willy's Castle stage 4 boss in one turn. Never been able to do that, didn't even think about such a strategy. As much as I respect the franchise, Megaman never was my cup of tea but I remember beating 1 and 2 back in the day. Never liked the puzzle-ish platform philosophy not to mention boss rushes. There's no deny though, it's one of the most memorable NES soundtracks.
Bruh.................this is the greatest of all time.
I like this game and I've been doing videos of this.👍 the blue bomber Mega man is the best even today.
My overall favorite game. :)
Boss music is fire. I grew up with X on snes. It's cool to see where he came from.
Crash Man's stage music is goated for sure.
I personally find it difficult 😏 as a huge fan of classic Mega Man to have either this or MM3 as my favorite of the bunch. But you did well in this play-through, Alex. Good job. 👏🏼
Thanks :)
Mega Man 2! Awesome game. I love it.
i'm sorry, but to me, this game was my childhood. i would be humming music from this game every day.
Metal Blade, how I love thee.
The best game in the NES era. I played this game in 2002.
Awesome gameplay
Thank you 👍
Everyone’s personal favorite. But it’s decent for me.
the universal praise for it has kinda faded away over time. now, 4, 6, 7, 9, and 11 are generally the most acclaimed ones from what i’ve seen on the internet. but pretty much everybody has different preferences on the classics
@@amso7169 That’s good. I’m not a fan of universal praises either. The kind of universal praises Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater and Toy Story 3 peeve me the most especially.
I feel a similar way with this game. It is legitimately fantastic, but it has its share of BS- like that Crash Bomber boss in the Wily levels.
@@Dorian_Scott Oh yeah, that boss is incredibly frustrating... Of course, there's also Quick Man's stage.
I remember fighting Metal Man revisited. I used his own weapon against him, for the fun of it. Let's just say that the result had me dropping my jaw in shock before I burst out laughing.
Megaman franchise did it again !!!!! 💪
I love these games, but I do wish the later ones had kept the gameplay as snappy as the first two. The addition of the charge beam seemed cool when it first came out, but it also slowed combat down as it made your primary weapon much weaker as normal enemies now required more button mashing to defeat. Pre charge beam combat was so fast and satisfying as most enemies needed only one shot to kill
I loved finding out which weapon was best against which boss.
Should have gotten Heat Man to explode Wood Man one shot ;) GG
Dude this was so impressive and i was shocked when you actually died ahaha
I know this comment may seem irrelevant but I compare Mega Man with Bruce Lee. In the beginning before Mega Man beat any master robots he only has the Mega Buster. Just like Bruce Lee in the beginning he only knew Wing Chun from his master IP Man. However, later on Mega Man becomes more and more powerful with each master robots he defeats to have the ultimate skill and power to defeat Dr. Wily. Same with Bruce Lee. He knew in order to be a true master in martial arts he would have to learn all different styles. That's why he has masters of all types of fighting teach him karate, Jiu- Jitsu, boxing, Muay Thai, etc. Only then when he incorporates all that he knows and adapts to the opponents method of fighting does he become truly powerful with his martial art Jeet Kung Do.
The quick man stage was hard!
The first game I saved up and bought with my own money. Nintendo Power convinced me I had to have this one. My mom and dad had a policy of me having to rent a game before I bought it, to make sure I liked it, so even when I had the money saved up, they wanted me to rent it first.. For a while, I couldn't find it at the rental store. When I finally did, it was as glorious as I imagined it would be.
My dad must have noticed, because the next day, he offered to return the game to the rental store early, and take me to Kay-Bee Toys to buy it. I got to pick up where I left off, thanks to passwords. That weekend, my best friend had a sleepover at my house, and we stayed up until we beat it.
I remember we thought the ending suggested that Mega Man had died, due to the somber music, and the way he just kind of vanishes, leaving his helmet behind.
I had always interpreted the ending of this game to indicate that Mega Man's fight against the forces of evil (i.e., Dr. Wily) will never end, and he must fight through rain, shine, sleet, and/or snow to preserve to peace.
37:03 Nice work showing your incompetence during that segment!
Why do I think of Double Dragon whenever the stage clear sound hits?
I really love this game, as it is hard to play I enjoy beating bosses and guessing helpful upgrades.
Ignore my second commend btw
Question please: what controller hardware do you use? what emulator do you use?
Good one
All jokes aside, when they finally do invent some inception kind of device to plug into and relive your past I will gladly get hooked up once I pass 70
this game created great memories.🤪😅
Best Mega Man game for the NES
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4:32 wait is that… a password? But my megaman legacy collection already has save states and a rewind feature what’s the point of that too? And if you’re gonna have a password system, why have save states and a rewind feature?
idk
What's the difference between normal and difficult? I am nearly through with normal and wondering if it's worth to try it in difficult.
Searched this song @29:46 nice one.
10:22 A message from Santa
LOVE this game
So I'm guessing you'll do this for all the games?
Never thought of using Crash Bombs on Quickman.
This game was super easy as a kid to beat
OMG i love this game Maga man2 my first favourite
Never seen anyone waste the save crash bomb on quickman before!
Flash man music is my favorite
Mega man 2 un clásico del Nes con una calificación casi de 5 Estrellas por trama jugabilidad y sobre todo la música este juego lo conocí en el año 2013 como Rock man 2 en cartucho de Familly game junto a castlevania 1 ya que este título me tomo hasta el año 2014 en terminarlo completo y hasta el día de hoy aún conservo este titulo y lo he acabado mas de una vez y aun sigue siendo divertido
35:24 Bubble 💭💭💭 mega man
49:40 I wonder what this ending means (I thought it was implying Mega Man retiring to go back to his old life as Rock but their is another game after this)
29:50 essa música é muito boa, fala sério. Da muito gosto de ouvir
While many crow this is their favorite, mine is #4, two castles, great music, the charge shot (blah blah it makes boss weapons useless, blah blah, can't hear ya). Plus there's no boss that if you run out of weapon energy, forces you to game over just to have it refilled, a flaw if you ask me, even if that is what the developers intended.
Good player, the game is hard.
Thanks!
I always beat Metal Man first. 🥰🤘
Why use Item 2 at 39:39?
Sometimes you don't want to mess around with Bubble Lead
I've seen so many boss orders to fight. But I want to find out what's the HARDEST, THE MOST DIFFICULT Boss Fight order. Any ideas?
Normal weapon on each boss?
The order is not important…
I think the robot bad guys are evil creations
29:53 Okkusenman! Okkusenman!
How can I buy this game
Ebay
MM2 and 3 best music in the series. too bad the music quality dropped off on the 4th and 5th game.
One of the most DIFFICULT MM games I’ve ever played. Could never beat it until I’d had the Game Genie but there were side effects from doing that in this game but could care less about it.
Difficult yes, but not as much as the first! Iceman flying platforms and Elecman’s electric blasts were so frustrating! Not to mention those jumping robots that take away so much power from you…
@@stephenn77 Good point.
Best game but seizures is litterly everywhere
At 34:00 why the Heck didn’t you use your Freeze ?
I didn't want to burn through it unnecessarily before the boss rush. It's a good idea though.
@@NintendoComplete you can just use the leaf shield. it takes them all out in one hit. same with the chicken walkers (27:35) if you use the air shooter.
37:04 Oups…