Obscure Mega Man Games

[noVva]

so do you think you are a hardcore megaman fan?
post here the Obscure(the unknown) Mega man games

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The pc games dosent count

here is one: Rockman and Forte 2 for the wonderswan

[fortegigasgospel]

Mega Man for PC
Mega Man 3 for PC
Mega Man and Bass: The Challenger from the Future
Mega Man Strategy (for PC, made in China)
Mega Man EXE WS (for Wonderswan color)
Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge (for Wonderswan color, this also has a GBA release)
Mega Man Rush Submarine (for Mobile)
Mega Man Mobile
Mega Man X Mobile
Mega Man Xover (not really obscure but more hated)

That should cover all of them.

[ZipZap]

And then nobody mentioned Rockman Soccer

[noVva]

Mega Man for PC
Mega Man 3 for PC
Mega Man and Bass: The Challenger from the Future
Mega Man Strategy (for PC, made in China)
Mega Man EXE WS (for Wonderswan color)
Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge (for Wonderswan color, this also has a GBA release)
Mega Man Rush Submarine (for Mobile)
Mega Man Mobile
Mega Man X Mobile
Mega Man Xover (not really obscure but more hated)

That should cover all of them.

well you covered all

but you forget something
the pc ones dont count
because they werent made by capcom
or with his permission

[fortegigasgospel]

well you covered all

but you forget something
the pc ones dont count
because they werent made by capcom
or with his permission

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.

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

Nice pretty "Capcom USA" on the boxes, so yea, they count.

[bass44]

MegaMan for the Game Gear

MegaMan Poker

RockBoard is still unknown to most MM fans since it only came out in Japan.

Cokkan! RockMan (It's a mini game compilation featuring MegaMan characters)

MegaMan space rescue

MegaMan Legends Golf

MegaMan Pinball

Most of the games I listed were Japanese mobile phone games, good luck finding them because I couldn't.

[fortegigasgospel]

Oh right, and "Thats Paradise" the Chinese sequel to Rockboard

[Geno]

????
"That's Paradise" is the subtitle for Rockboard

I think you're thinking of Rockman Gold Empire

There's a few more obscure games, like Rockman X Math Tornado, and this one Rockman DASH game about saving 5 islands or something, as well

[Skullman the ROM-hacker]

I have heard of rock board before, as this multi-cart contains it.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/248808592/super-games-nintendo-nes-150-in-1-game

[Heihachi_73]

I'm forced to say Megaman X3, at least from a PAL gamer's perspective (I don't count digital releases). Ridiculously expensive on the Super Nintendo (as in, the price of a used car), well over $100 on PlayStation 1 and Capcom decided not to bother releasing X Collection outside the US (or any other similar compilation for that matter - Anniversary Collection and Legacy Collection also remained US-only releases).

X3's rarity in the PAL region makes Wily Wars look like Super Mario Bros. on the NES.

[Beed28]

(or any other similar compilation for that matter - Anniversary Collection and Legacy Collection also remained US-only releases).

Legacy Collection was released in PAL territories, but only on digital download services.

[Heihachi_73]

Well, I did say I didn't count digital releases! I own the US PS2 copies of both Anniversary and X Collection but haven't bought Legacy Collection yet as it's a bit too expensive for my taste, and it would be useless to me as I don't have any of the consoles it was released on either (I lost interest in video game consoles after the PS2). In a way, I'm glad I never really followed the X series as I would have been up for thousands if I was a collector, even X1 goes for over $100 over here just for the loose cartridge, which is a joke in itself when it's worth something like 2000 yen in Japan and not much more in the US. The game isn't even rare, it's about as common as Street Fighter II! Buying MM7 and Wily Wars was enough for me. I have completed MM7 exactly once on the SNES (Wily's capsule... just, ugh - and also Guts Man G when he grabs Megaman and flings him into the ceiling), but Wily Wars has been completed many times.

And now, I am going to sit here watching Cut Man's stage bounce up and down for an hour.