Mega Man World on Game Boy | Green Screen Blue Bomber Mediocrity 

2 was insanely easy haha

2 on Gameboy is the worst classic Mega Man game imo. 5 on Gameboy is one of the best

If anything Rush in World 2 is good. Well it was taken from MegaMan 3, so obvs it's good. And what Rush did we get in World 3 and so on... Rush flies in a straight line and you can't move up and down...

I think its technically WAS, since he was reprogrammed, so counts as a new bot and therefore still a mega man killer

@@nesendahe is not. Quint and Terra are Mega Man Killer adjacent

Was 1 really a decent start? I didn’t much care for it tbh, you get 5 new weapons before the very last stage which is super weird. Also, Fireman and Heatman in the same game, for what?

@@Drm3221Well it's not a great game, but I think the game is workable in its own way. The game is fun to play sometimes,the challenge+difficult despite being messy (and a little idiotic sometimes...)makes me get hooked when playing,The gameplay and graphics are good and...Well that's it,It's a decent little game to playing in your free time...Nothing great but It's Fun despite being having massive flaws. (But certainly the part of the game having two fire robot masters is super questionable.)

Fun fact: GB Mega Mans 1, 3, 4, 5, and Mega Man X3 are all the same developer. So if GB Mega Man 2 feels off that's why. They also made the Game Boy port of Bionic Commando which is a really good Bionic commando game as well.

@@chronossage You can add Rockman Mega World/Mega Man: The Wily Wars to that list as well

dude really said “a ending”

Tbf you can acknowledge something is better while also saying it’s not exactly memorable

@@DwayneTheSquidJohnson I mean its shop system and specific usage of splitting the 8 bosses in 2 sets of 4 was latter used for the mainline games 7 and 8. So at least someone at Capcom though these additions were remarkable.

@megamix5403 I agree wholeheartedly. I like AntDude but I wish he would stop trying to be cool and edgy by saying MM World 4 is unremarkable just because it reuses assets from the NES games.

Whoa - what? I hadn't heard of that one. I'm guessing that's a fan project, yes?

@@MeteoXavier yes

Yes and the opening title screen theme song goes so hard. I have it as my RU-vid intro

Lol I remember that one, legit felt like I was missing something cause those jumps were so hard

Yeah, you gotta use rush coil to get through a floor of spikes. Dust Man sucks, & Dive Man’s stage is no better. I generally like World 3, but the MM4 portion is the weakest part for sure.

Came here to say this.

Megaman World 3 in general has difficulty cranked up to 11 and that's what always annoys me. So everybody hates on World 2 saying that it's bad because it's way too easy, has bad music and sprites. And while those are issues for sure, it's like everybody forgets that World 3 has a bigger problem with its DIABOLICAL difficulty. But nooooo everyone forgives World 3, because everyone uses Rewind and Save States. Well how about you try completing this game WITHOUT those sweet tools? A totally different experience.

@@mr.needlestan2954 To be fair, I did best World 3 without save states or rewind, though what I did was suddenly become keenly aware of how far out onto a ledge Megaman could step before he fell off, Dust Man’s stage made me play the game so much slower than I normally play Megaman levels, everything has to be painfully precise…

Came right into the comments to see if i should post that comment or someone did it for me, blasphemy i tell you. 4 is the GOAT from the NES Hexalogy.

GOD I LOVE MEGA MAN 4

I literally went "Oooh..." out loud when he said that like WHAT

atleast he didn't say it was bad because mm1 literally exists

Eh, I guess maybe he PLAYED it and just..... NOTICED.

It records what time you came from so you can go back. What idiot would design a one way time machine?

Perhaps it just can't go back further than its own existence.

He travels a little too far into the future… “Hey, why is there another Mega Man-WHAT THE HELL!?!?”

​@@ridureyu Wily showing up during The Elf Wars would be amazing

Probably had some kind of made-up temporal anchor feature where it would go back to the point traveled from but couldn't go back any further than that. Pure science fiction mumbo jumbo, but it could work.

If Capcom wanted to do that they had every opportunity to put it in the original MM Legacy Collection, but didn’t. But honestly this works out a lot better because NSO input response is much better than Digital Eclipse’s Legacy Collection.

There is a colorized compilation in development! Antdude mentioned it near the end of his video, but Mega Man Mania is on the way: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-R-mmBJQliKQ.html

I think I learned the difference between the characters when I saw the Ruby Spears Mega Man episode "Mega X". Up until then, I honestly thought I was watching the same character I was playing on the SNES and was VERY confused why Zero (protoman) was working with the bad guy.

What do you think of World 3?

Xtremes are absolutely horrendous, I have convinced myself those don't exist and it was all a nightmare :)

This.

He said MM4, probably the most well rounded and polished games on NES, was mid. I guess I shouldn't be surprised when he also trashed MM&B.

somebody tried to remove the progamming error... no they just composed them wrong on the gb itself! BEcause somebody analayzed them and realized that even if the octaves shifted SOMETHING WOULD GO WRONG REGARDLESS... but the sheetnote they would create actually could create some sort of listenable music so the major error in the OST requires a LOT more work than just "program it different"

@@alex_-yz9to I disagree but it's your opinion

​@@Emberson-9000 He said he found it mid but only compared to the others. His point was that he can't bring himself to dislike any of them because they're all good to an extent.

MM6 is the apex of the NES games. Absolutely the most polished in the series.

What?

@DoctorBlind-lh8zy well, think about it: Bosses follow a 4-interim-4-castle pattern, The item store was introduced in RMW 4, continued in RMW 5, The ratio of sprite size to screen size, And then there is Bass, the latest model of Mega Man Killers.

I called mega man and bass rockman world 6 due to having special robot master

The game is short but yeah It's really hard. World 2 is pretty cheap with difficulty too.

He also played all of these on NSO and was able to cheese the difficulty with the rewind feature. At first I was surprised that he didn't mention the difficulty of 3 and then I figured he probably hit rewind until he won (which, fair enough lol).

@@totemlordreviews7242 that makes sense

Hello there, fellow World 2 enjoyer. With the music fix patch the music isn't that bad really. Also, I bet you won't enjoy World 3 if you decide to play without rewind or save states. This one is haaaaaaaaaaaaard...

In keeping with music-themed names, it's either from; A type of sackbut, a musical instrument A free-bass system for the accordion invented by Willard Palmer A type of pipe organ stop Or maybe a reference to a "Quintet"

@@SorcererLance the deadly QUINT and his menacing title with a brooding backstory

@@SorcererLance His name is actually just Quintet btw lol Hell, according to his page on MMKB, they even say that there's an issue of Nintendo Power that straight up calls him that, so that answers that :P

Imagine if he were to appear in Megaman X9.

​@@jameslawrenson1208 imagine if we actually get a proper X9

*EDIT: I most likely just took an obvious joke **_seriously_** like a total goof! XD Leaving the rest of my original commentup because y'all may as well get a laugh out of it. Even if it is at my own expense. XD* Is that your head canon, a fan theory I've missed, or something the comics cooked up? If Capcom affirmed it, it'd still be a *retcon.* Look up the release dates: _Mega Man II_ for the Game Boy released two years *before* _Mega Man X_ . Plus, _Mega Man II_ wasn't made in-house at Capcom. It wasn't even outsourced to the same company as the other four Rockman World games.

@@KamisamanoOtaku How is it a retcon?

@@PhantomOfficial07 You need to offer me some evidence that Capcom read the plot to Mega Man II and was all "Hey, let's make a Mega Man series for Nintendo's next console, but have it star a new Mega Man because we said Dr. Wily used time travel to kidnap future Rock in Rockman World II!" It would be a retcon because, if it is now official (no one here has actually said it is yet), then it most likely came about because someone at Capcom finally remembered Quint from Mwga Man II and was all "Oh, we could use that to explain where the original Mega Man went by the time of Mega Man X." Which still wouldn't explain what happened to almost *everyone else* in the future. While human characters would likely have already perished (like Dr. Light), even robots like Proto Man may have succumbed to their own issues, by the time of Dr. Cain, there seems to be no remnant of the Classic series advanced robots.

I would love to see that game remade as an 8 bit game with improvements. The robot master designs are cool!

They figured something out with MM3 and just ran with it from there. Despite its difficulty it was VERY surprising just how good it was.

I heard the music is like that because the composer until that point worked exclusived on the master system sound chip and trought the game boy chip worked the same resulting in the music being an octave higher than it should be.

@mrpiccionedivino5598 maybe something along those lines, but the music is not the tone it is supposed to be. The music in-game is not an actual representation of what it's supposed to be. I like certain songs in it though, like the title music and stage select are coop in that pitch!

Wily's Revenge is really annoying to play, II is more boring to me but it's better simply by not being infuriating to play

Same here.

Yeah for real!

Capcom once announced a colorized collection on the GBA back in the day that got canceled.

@@chocolocojames213 Capcom just seems to not acknowledge them for whatever reason.

*Thinking Rabbit developed World 2. No, I'm not joking.

If MM1 gets remade, there should be Oil and Time man from powered up and then Bond man as a secret 9th robot master. :]

@@PhantomOfficial07 I don't _have_ to have Bond Man as a secret 9th... but yes, I want Capcom to learn from Powered Up. Which they _sort of_ did; I have never played MMPU because it is a PSP exclusive (and I've never owned a PSP). From what I have heard of MMPU, it does almost _everything_ I went in a Classic Series games; being able to unlock and playthrough as *every* Robot Master *plus* additional bonus characters, a level editor, and for remakes I like how it lets you play in a style that adheres to the original game or in the new remake style. I still think the visual aesthetic, while not bad, isn't as good as it should be. I thought Mega Man 11 *nailed* the look for a "modern" Mega Man game. As did Smash Bros. *Relevant to what you said,* yes, I want Oil Man and Time Man to be present in the new remake. I know they weren't there for the "original" and I know there have been cultural issues with Oil Man, but as far as I'm concerned, they're now part of the original Robot Masters.

Blast Hornet is in Xtreme 2 Also that game gives Volt Catfish Toxic Seahorses stage theme being the sewer for some reason lol

@@MegaNerdX same with Neon Tiger having Sting Chameleon's stage but with flying platforms