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| − | '''''Mega Man 8''''', also known as '''''Rockman 8: Metal Heroes''''' in Japan. Capcom originally intended to release Mega Man 8 for Sega Saturn exclusively, but Sony allegedly "demanded" the game, fearing it would give [[Sega]] an advantage. Mega Man 8 plays similar to it's predecessors: Mega Man can run, jump, slide, shoot, charge his Mega Buster, and change weapons (either in-game or while paused). Like Mega Man 7 players are restricted to only 4 Robot Master stages for the first half of the game, upon defeating all 8 Robot Masters, players may go to the final stages of the game. | + | '''''Mega Man 8''''', also known as '''''Rockman 8: Metal Heroes''''' in Japan. Capcom originally intended to release ''Mega Man 8'' for [[Sega Saturn]] exclusively, but Sony allegedly "demanded" the game, fearing it would give [[Sega]] an advantage. |
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| + | ''Mega Man 8'' plays similar to it's predecessors: Mega Man can run, jump, slide, shoot, charge his Mega Buster, and change weapons (either in-game or while paused). Like ''Mega Man 7'' players are restricted to only 4 Robot Master stages for the first half of the game, upon defeating all 8 Robot Masters, players may go to the final stages of the game. | ||
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| Mega Man 8 |
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| System(s): Sega Saturn, Sony PlayStation |
| Publisher: Capcom |
| Developer: Capcom |
| Genre: Action |
Mega Man 8, also known as Rockman 8: Metal Heroes in Japan. Capcom originally intended to release Mega Man 8 for Sega Saturn exclusively, but Sony allegedly "demanded" the game, fearing it would give Sega an advantage.
Mega Man 8 plays similar to it's predecessors: Mega Man can run, jump, slide, shoot, charge his Mega Buster, and change weapons (either in-game or while paused). Like Mega Man 7 players are restricted to only 4 Robot Master stages for the first half of the game, upon defeating all 8 Robot Masters, players may go to the final stages of the game.