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Megaman 9 is my favorite, Megaman 4 at a close second, that hasn’t really changed over the years. but Megaman 7 has slowly become one of my favorites over the years I’d say it’s top 3 being 3rd. There’s alot to love about it. Soundtrack wise I’d say Megaman 9 has better compositions, but Megaman 7 has a much better sound and has more variety. One of the best soundtracks on the SNES for sure.

I like 7 but I hate how heavy every jump feels. Not my favorite MegaMan game but it's good

Mega Man 7 IS the best one

Mega Man 7 is arguably the best of the classic Mega Man and the music is solid, I had a blast making the Freeze Man cover. You bring up some good points, though it's probably still my favorite classic Mega Man. Great video man!

You should do a video on your perfect Mega Man game. If you don't I will be like shadow man. I will dislike all your videos.

Megaman 7 IS the best one, hands down It doesn't need improvement, it's good all on it's own

You can skip the intro by a password that unlocks all eight of the robot masters. I've always used turbo fire on the Mega Man games that, thankfully, the collection has. On real hardware I had to use a Maflash MF 105 plugged intro a SNES Wingman converter. However the MF 105 didn't work until I plugged it into a Wingman XE and then plugged both into Snes Wingman converter that everything worked. But now all my SNES controllers have turbo now, so it was worth the hassle.

A friend of mine had the broadband and we’d take two GameCubes and play 8 person (if I remember correctly) but that’s out of the memory archives. Not for sure… Love the vid, great takes (except for not covering balloon pop in battle mode, that mode was lit)

Battle mode with the balloon pop was a battle grounds!!! Cover it as a follow up video please :) Great takes here brick

Maybe it's because I started with Megaman 4, but i never found anything annoying about 3's pacing. 2 was the weird one to me because it was so short.

My favorite of the main games. I fully agree. Though, I think I may be the only one to start on Skull Man simply because the shield allows for better platforming in some stages, such as the early pits in Dust Man's stage.

Buy a Kaico Wii to HDMI cable it's $18. Since I know you're doing a video on Mario Kart Wii. I have one, and unlike the other ones it's not garbage. Kaico makes good stuff and I use their stuff on my retro consoles.

It is an interesting tune. I can’t even determine what time signature it’s in because it’s so irregular, and the piano sounds oddly crisp. I also like the losing theme (when you finish lower than 4th), which also has piano (along with walls of midi strings)

Someone did create a Double Dash online mod similar to Wii's wiimifi I think it's called? Pretty dead as it's pretty complicated to setup and there isn't a real reason to play it over Netplay or even Parsec. I've a lot of memories with this game, both old and even new as I still do play the game. Custom tracks have been created and I don't mean to advertise my own channel here but I've a lot of footage of custom tracks made by the community. It's still very much alive with mods & such. Also love whoever was the second player at the end of the video being both Princesses! 💖💖

Double Dash is my second favorite game of all time after Resident evil 4. I'm glad I've gotten my friends to play it with me at Hangouts. Because it's so fun to play.

Hoo Boy. That's some blurry footage. Might I suggest a Retro Bit Prism HDMI adapter for your GameCube. At $70 it the cheapest of the HDMI solutions out there.

I totally understand your take on the Doc Robot stages, but I don’t necessarily agree. Playing this game when it came out and seeing the borders of those four stages change on the stage select screen and the weird new icons was exciting, and then going through the stages wondering what was going to happen with no expectations and coming upon the already iconic robot masters from II was a pretty great moment. I remember thinking “Wow they are back!” As silly as it sounds, the design of the Doc Robots is what sullies those levels for me because they are so weird and non descript. Honestly I prefer the Doc Robot levels as a way of extending the game compared to the misdirection and 2 castles the next 3 games in the series. Also, never feel self conscious for coming to these games when you did. Sure you don’t know what it was like to play these games in real time as they came out and are approaching them from a different perspective, but your opinion is equally valid. Keep up the great content. -Cast

UCBVG is awesome

Double dash was great!!

It's always the N64 😂

Mk9 better bring this back

I don't like the new mk9, this will be great!

I don't remember a time without MKDD, its probably my first ever videogame. It came out a few months after I was born, and my grandpa had a GameCube for my aunts who were kids back then. And by the time I was in school, he said that I could have it. So before and after it was mine, I've always been playing Double Dash! Still have it, and it still works! I play it more than 8, honestly. I had wii, ds, and 7 too, but I can't control 8 anywhere as well.

Awe yes the mario kart with skill not just inputing a item at a certain frame

Honestly, the co-op mode in Double Dash is *incredibly* underrated. It's perfect for when you want to play with someone who isn't any good at Mario Kart, so they otherwise wouldn't find losing over and over any fun - they can still play, and focus on the items (and slide attacking). It's also incredibly fun when you and an equally skilled friend want to take on the all cup tour together, and being able to swap who is driving on the fly when one person might be better at certain courses than the other one.

This game is why I hated it when the Wii U came out, and I became a retro gamer.

It didn't dare to be different, it was the first of it's kind, SNES/GBA are obvious techinical limitations and n64 is limited enough they don't know what they want gamecube to be, they found a way for it to work best on the old technology of the gamecube, they did innovate and mess around in future series, the only game you can say stopped is 8 as it is quite similar to 3ds, but the main problem is they did not release another in series

my first video game ever

I like Mega Man 4, but for me it's a toss up between OG Mega Man and MM4 for my least favorite on the NES... I tend to err on the side of MM4 being bottom of the pile. It's not that it's a bad game at all; far from it, actually. I just find that it has more things that I dislike about it overall than the rest of the games. - Boss health loading takes excessively long. - I think the robot masters overall are fairly forgettable compared to the rest of the NES ensemble. - Most of the music is not as good as pretty much any of the other games'. Exceptions for Pharaoh Man, Skull Man, Cossack 1 and 2, and the final Wily fight. - The charge sound effect cutting out one of the square tracks from the music (even if it's not my overall favorite OST in NES Mega Man) is pretty unpleasant. MM5 and MM6 handled this better. - Wire is basically useless; I can think of perhaps two spots where it's actually useful and even then, you can skip the items you get and be just fine. - Cossack fight is a complete joke and Kalinka battles Roll to determine who the most meaningless character in NES Mega Man is, lol. I think you get the idea. Having said all of that, being the worst game as a part of one of the best franchises on the console (and in video games as a whole, honestly) still makes it better than 90%+ of other NES games out there. I do still play it from time to time, however I more often feel inclined to play virtually any other of the NES offerings. Mega Man 6 is easily my top NES entry. I probably spent more money renting it from Albertson's back in the day (because that was a thing up through the early 90s) than it would've cost to buy the damn cart, lol. Pretty much everything I listed above is addressed in MM6, even if the Mr. X reveal was totally unsurprising and everyone saw it coming from a mile away. Aside from that, I really don't have anything negative to say about it. I still think it has the best music of all the entire classic Mega Man games.

I remember being 11 or 12 and grinding the all cup tour with my little brother. We barely miss winning it all over and over again. We finally had an amazing run where we had started the last race with enough points to get last place and we would still win it all. It was the best feeling at the time. However on the flip side I became so good at the game that none of my friends wanted to play it with me unfortunately.

I actually beat this game myself.

I didn't have this game growing up but I grew up with the Wii so was able to use that to play double dash on bc of backwards compatibility and love it

as much as I love mario kart wii, and mario kart 8. but double dash was and will always be my favorite.

Double Dash dared to suck and it did

Mega Man 5 is a great game and I love it, it’s just the least good of the original 6. Gravity Man’s stage was groundbreaking and cool. The only thing I hate about this game is the Rush Coil change. -Cast

WHO THE F**K DOESN'T LIKE THE MEGA BUSTER???

It could be nostalgia, but Double Dash is my favorite Mario Kart game of all time. I would play it so much with my brothers and we never got bored of it. I wish they would add a "Double Dash" game mode to current MK games

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I'd agree saying MM4 is the beginning of the decline, but... like, that means the BEGINNiNG< IE: It's at the peak. It's among my favourites

I'm 14 so I don't remember this game. Please do a video on fortnite.

"decline"? All 11 games are great wtf. Only way it's a decline is if 2 is a 10 and the rest are 9s

Im sorry, but Megaman 2 and 3 have the best music.

MM4 was my first game ever bought, it was now 30 years ago. Time flies hehe. Still and forever my favorite. The beauty with this game is the fact, you don't really have to go Toad Bright etc. That is also a "bad" thing, because Dive, Skull, Toad, even Ring and Dust are pretty easy for robot masters. But that gets compensated by Bright Man and Drill Man. Pharaoh is so-so. The Music is great, My personal favorite is Skull for Robot Masters, and Cossack 2 for Stage. But the 11 second loop for the final fight takes the cake big time. Imo the best final boss music even tho it is a short af loop. The game is fair and not really hard (compared to e.g. MM 10), but not as easy as MM2. it is pretty much well balanced. What I don't agree with you is your hate for the obstacles (rain, snow...). it is a thing that makes the game more fun, if you have something to alter your movement speed but it still makes the game fair. Yes, there is a difficult jump in Toad Man's stage but that's it. And the best Mega Man Stage music ever imo is Wily1 from Mega Man1. Feel free to ckeck on it. And the best overall Mega Man music (entire game) is for sure MM9

I loved 4 when it came out. I found 5 and 6 where subpar.

I use an Old Skool NES to NES Classic adapter connected to an 8bitdo Gbros to use a real NES controller on the Switch. This setup works on others consoles and PC with the Gbros being connected through the Brook Wingman adapters, so every console and PC version of the Legacy Collection can be played with my NES controller.

Why does the collection even need to be on two discs?!

MEGA MAN 4 WAS ALWAYS THE BEST👌👍 OF THE 6 CLASSIC VIDEO GAMES 🎮 🕹 ON THE NES.