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MM8BDM Discussion / Re: Archived Older Versions of MM8BDM
« on: April 15, 2017, 03:21:18 AM »
Why would older versions be maintained, they are out of date usually? Someone likely has a copy of v4b though.
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I can not get into the search man stage how do I fix this?There is no search man stage implemented, it was put in to show who the 8th boss was going to be.
That may be right. However we never had any lag even with extreme abuse of bots (namely 10 or more at the same time). I guess it depends on the distance the players has with each other, and also the server's distance compared to the players' location.Bots? Which bots? Bots don't do the things that are causing the problems anyway. Were you even online? Cause they were testing with BRG, Knight, and Dark Man and the entire server was lagging so bad no one could even connect anymore.
Anyway I would have a request. Could you consider addig the Mega Ball to Mega Man as starting weapon? Selectable as the copy weapons, and with finite ammunition. I ask this because there is no way Mega Man can obtain Mega Ball during normal matches.
There is an expansion being worked on for the DOS robots, however, and Kackebango's already made tracks for it (which are awesome btw). You can find its thread here.There is also another version which isn't using complete redesigns in the works, but is currently on hiatus due to other things going on.
You sure about that? They were licensed games, just like Challenger from the Future and EXE WS were both made by Bandai, and Strategy (apparently actually titled Rockman War)was made by Dream Come True.
well you covered all
but you forget something
the pc ones dont count
because they werent made by capcom
or with his permission
Mega Man is a DOS game released in the US in 1990. It was licensed by Capcom USA to Hi-Tech Expressions.
Mega Man 3: The Robots are Revolting is a DOS game released in USA in 1992 for PC. The game was officially licensed by Capcom USA to Hi-Tech and developed in association with Rozner Labs