It still blows my mind that they were able to take assets from a Saturn/PS1 game and cram it into a game that the SNES could run, just when SNES was starting to fade out
YTCensorsMe Poop It wasn't "long dead" outside of Japan. 1997, the last year when the SNES received a few major releases such as Harvest Moon, Kirby's Dream Land 3, and Lufia II in Europe, was only a year before this. So "long dead" is inaccurate, unless it means 1 year. The SNES remained relevant well into the 32-bit and beginning of the 64-bit era.
YTCensorsMe Poop Lol at you for two motives: 1- 3 of the top 10 games sold in December of 1996 (which sold more than 2 million copies) were SNES games, which means the SNES didn't die automatically in 1996 just because a new console came out, especially considering the N64 was a failure in comparison to the SNES. 2- You are criticizing in a very immature way a person who grew up in the States and had the SNES, PS1, and N64 during the mid-to-late 90s. The SNES was still relevant past 1996, so it was NOT dead... perhaps it was dead in your little community, but overall the final SNES games (1996-1997) still received good sales and great media coverage, although obviously less than previous years.
@YTCensorsMe Poop I agree, 16-bit just wasn't great anymore thanks to the next generation consoles, it's the cycle of life, sooner or later a new technology comes up and surpass the old one. Still, I kinda understand what he meant, he didn't said SNES was still popular, only that it was holding itself barely, it wasn't "dead" completely.
@@2010MrIsaac I was born and raised with the NES and milked it until getting an SNES in late 1993 (I think). Then the SNES was our main console until Christmas of 98 and I remember despite seeing friend's PlayStations and N64s, still being quite satisfied with my 2D SNES. But then the 64 started growing its library and became a little more affordable and available by late 98, which introduced another era of good times, especially with 4 player games. Then it was Dreamcast in Christmas of 2000 which brought yet another era/style of gaming for me - especially online play with Phantasy Star Online! I ended up having almost every game console once I started working myself (at a classic video game store). Overall, I would say Dreamcast was my all-time favorite console but SNES had a major impact on me. Good times...
For me this is the real version of the game, Bass can do dash with one button unlike the GBA and the music is clean. Besides, this game can be found translated in more languages (english, spanish and some more) there are patches on the internet.
The Gameboy game is a localization of this. Hence why this has clearer graphics. Besides, Rockman and Forte are their names in Japan. This is a SNES game originally.
8 лет назад+11
Esse é um dos melhores jogos da série, com certeza!
In my opinion, the best part in classical Rockman in respect of graphics, music, passing and a plot which very competently is also beautifully translated from Japanese, for what to localizers/translators separate thanks! Unambiguously like without questions!^_^
2:37:26 I really wish they would do another FINAL level like this. Not just 8 capsules then right to Wily.. an actual like.. stage to play with the bosses spread out! So freaking awesome!
Nah. That was just a callout to MegaMan 1. MegaMan X1 did the same thing, because it's customary to start every new franchise that way. MegaMan & Bass was sort of a new franchise in itself.
I think the game started out as Mega Man 8, but was scrapped in the middle of development and they brought over the art style/sprites and two Robot Masters and made the final Mega Man 8 out of them. Then after MM8 came out, they took the remains of the scrapped work, added MM7's sound effects to it (because it was scrapped before it's own sounds were added) and made what was going to be MM8 into "MM8.5", a.k.a. this game, Rockman & Forte/Mega Man & Bass.
O visual desse jogo é muito foda mano muito bem feito os detalhes o fundo o rockman e forte, mas do snes ainda gosto mais do x3 mas esse em questao de grafico é muito superior, mega man no snes sempre fica otimo
Actually, this game was intendent for younger players who still owned the Super Famicom and did not have the means to experience Rockman 8 on one of the newer systems. (Playstation and Sega Saturn Ver.) This game is a sequal to Rockman 8 though.
bosses: 2:45 green devil 5:47 snoler 8:05 cold man 14:35 burner man 19:01 pirate man 21:47 mother mukamukade 24:45 ground man 29:55 tengu man 32:43 sisi roll (acts like an enemy but is considered sub-boss) 35:04 magic man 37:45 melody response cannon #1 39:13 melody response cannon #2 40:03 astro man 48:45 move cannon 50:32 dynamo man 57:16 atetemino proto 1:00:46 king tank 1:04:11 king plane 1:06:45 king 1:10:54 jet king robo 1:14:22 robot master boss rush
Mega Man 8 is a 32 bit game, just that they were able to decompress the sprites enough to fit it into a cartridge. By the time this came out, in 1998, Capcom had 7 to 8 years of SNES experience under their belt (SFC came out in Japan in 1990), and knew the ins and outs of the console.
Got this game years ago, when it was cheaper, pretty good Mega Man game, but due to late release, we didn't get it in the US till the GBA came along. I've never seen the GBA version locally to buy (might be late now, it could be expensive as well), so the SFC original is good enough for me.
It's a game that I need to give attention, played little, usually to test with both characters, never went to deep into it. I know the challenge is great because of the 100 cds find scattered in the stages ...
And it was a dying console (especially as the SNES) at that time, you can tell it ended the fourth (to fifth) generation era of gaming with a big bang!
As a child my older brothers play this game alot on the emulator we wouldn't care about the japanese text as long as we know how to navigate through the game just other mega man games.Since rock man and forte is still taking place in mega man 8 event due to astro man and tengu man returning and not mega man 9 but anyway this game was very fun to play. Bass was my favorite character to play because of his double jump and like axl having long lasting rapid fire but without changing his buster like what mega man does.Mega man was less enjoyable in this game but in my own opinion bass was a better character to enjoy with. Oh man the more good old memories but on the other hand thank you for uploading this video.
***** Inafune wanted to make Megaman 8 to be really special, especially with the Saturn/PSX's abilities; after all, it would've been the last Classic series game for over a decade.
+a1337turtle This game almost got the treatment Mega Man X3 got. It was first released worldwide on the SNES, but then later got ported to the Playstation and PC only in Europe, with some sprites getting some updates(I believe), a Map system with a helmet piece, and animated cutscenes(Non speaking I think). I say almost because Mega Man and Bass and Mega Man 8 are two totally different games in terms of story and levels. In terms of sprites, yeah, they're basically the same thing.
wish this game got included in Collection 2. i mean, it really should've have been included. i've read comments that the reason it doesn't get ported is a licensing issue due to the nature of the original release, but that seems like BS to me given that capcom seem to own it anyway, own the megaman license, were able to port the game to GBA without issue. i imagine it was more a case of .. do you port the snes version and put in the extra work to translate the game (which costs money), or do you port the GBA version (which is lower resolution and inferior version graphically and soundwise), and it seems they just went with option C which was straight up "whatever don't bother". shame cos i played this back in the day on zsnes and always enjoyed it, and then later played megaman 8 and thought the level design was kinda crappy and didn't really feel like good proper megaman. and tbh i can't even remember if megaman and bass was good proper megaman either but i remember it being alright and eitherway it should've just been included in the collection even in a completely bare bones nontranslated version because seriously who's playing megaman for the story??? this was a cool game and at the very least it would be nice to a see a $10 download of the japanase version on the switch estore/psn store, just to let people better complete their megaman collections with this interesting but totally viable game in the series.
I am so glad I’m not the only one who thinks the SNES version of MM&B is the definitive version for many reasons (and yes! One of them is because it has swearing in it!)!!!
+Willy Dafoe Capcom recicled assets (and bosses) of MM8 for this game. This was a very late release for the super nintendo, so late that it actually never made it to america (this is a fan translation). Inafune wanted to give super nes players one last game, but given the console's lifespawn was ruining out, they cut corners to make the game ready faster. It's a good game, but you can see it suffered a bit because of the rushed development ( it's slower than MM7, some of the enemies hitboxes are off, the sprites made for the psx were a bit big for the SNES' resolution (and some of the animation frames were removed).
I am stunned at how much better the music is on the Gameboy Advance version than on the SNES. It is almost always the other way around (the Mario Advance and Final Fantasy Advance series all come to mind).
i think this was gonna be the real MM8 but for somereason got held back. then MM8 comes out on the PS1 in 1996 in japan when the SNES comes out with this in 1998 only in japan.
I found you can stand in the middle of the area, and if you make each jump when he dashes at you he'll either try to do his jump attack or he'll do his grenade one. So you can get a consistent and predictable pattern on him if you know what to do.
@MaxxTheSlash Sounds like that could he true... In the credits of MM8, with all of the fan drawings for the Robot Master Contest, one of the drawings looks like a Pirate Man...
They probably didn't release the SNES version to begin with because it was released in 1998, a year after Kirby's Dream Land 3 marked the end to first party SNES games in the US (and they might've stopped earlier in Europe, where the game wasn't initially released due to PAL conversion issues) and the year where Frogger marked the end to SNES games as a whole here; the Japanese version of the console, the Super Famicom, lasted longer, being discontinued in 2003 as opposed the the SNES being discontinued in 1999, and some naturally got games for a couple years longer as well, with the last game for the system being Metal Slader Glory: Director's Cut, a remake of a 1991 Famicom visual novel that was released via the Nintendo Power download service in November 2000, so it was slightly more logical to release a game on the system in 1998 in Japan, I suppose. Regardless, it makes sense that Capcom USA might not want to release a SNES game in the midst of the N64 era because you can't exactly expect great sales from it. As for why they never ported it to the Legacy Collection, I think it's simply because they only wanted to port the numbered Mega Man games to the collections, and none of the side games, which Rockman & Forte is, as indicated by the fact that none of the side games are included in either collection, and this game also has the fact that they would have to put in the effort to translate the game to English, which might be more than they were willing to do; I can easily imagine a AAA company not bothering to put in even a little more effort for basic stuff, especially because these are meant to be easy money, so they probably think that spending even a little money on translating a game would diminish the point.
I mean, stuff like small speakers, static and stuff like that. That's why I'm scared to play the GBA version of Final Fantasy VI and the DS version of Chrono Trigger.
This game is hard as balls, but yet I still enjoy playing through it every now and then. The ending was quite poorly done imo. No epic final boss music, no obligatory castle exploding/cutscenes after beating the final boss like previous Megaman games. It just felt like a lackluster mix of MM7 and 8. I can see why it's so underrated, but it is still fun nonetheless
GBA's screen resolution may play a part in that, going all the way back to the original Game Boy's 5 Mega Man games. Some players struggle to adjust to a different screen resolution, but overall this game is not easy at all, especially with Rockman, with Forte, the stages are more tailored for him.
Não conhecia esse jogo do mega man que é versão japonesa e o engraçado é o nome ''Forte'' que é em português num jogo estrangeiro que se refere ao personagem ''Bass'' que nesse game é o aliado do Mega Man sendo que no Mega Man 7 é inimigo que no começo aparentava ser aliado, mas era um espião. Gostei desse personagem Bass, achei melhor que o mega man, pode atirar pra cima e pra baixo, tem salto duplo igual ao Zero é uma pena que não fizeram outros games da série como um personagem jogável
Nope, there are many composer for this game, including Naoshi Mizuta (from Final Fantasy XI fame) and Akari Kaida (breath of fire 3, luminous arc, and many others). X4 was composed by the same guy from apollo justice, onimusha, demons crest and others: Toshihiko Horiyama. Sorry for late response.
Proto Man was right in the ending-- the one reason why Bass could *NEVER* be able to beat Mega Man is he only fights for himself, and that makes him weak. Even when he's used tricks or external sources of power, he's been beaten, and he just is too dim to see his ego and his selfishness prevent him from being stronger.
Goddamn, I should really pay attention to the title of the game, I thought it was a Mega Man X style game, I feel a little less inclined to play it now
The player sometimes seem to know what he's doing (probably due to using save states), sometimes he seem to have little experience playing Rockman. It's confusing.
Después de derrotarlo a coldman no me sale la opción de archivo para guardar. ¿como hago? Es automático o tengo que canjearlo por piezas. Gracias si tienen una respuesta.
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It still blows my mind that they were able to take assets from a Saturn/PS1 game and cram it into a game that the SNES could run, just when SNES was starting to fade out
knuclear2010
RIP SNES (best console ever)
1991-1998
YTCensorsMe Poop
It wasn't "long dead" outside of Japan. 1997, the last year when the SNES received a few major releases such as Harvest Moon, Kirby's Dream Land 3, and Lufia II in Europe, was only a year before this.
So "long dead" is inaccurate, unless it means 1 year.
The SNES remained relevant well into the 32-bit and beginning of the 64-bit era.
YTCensorsMe Poop
Lol at you for two motives:
1- 3 of the top 10 games sold in December of 1996 (which sold more than 2 million copies) were SNES games, which means the SNES didn't die automatically in 1996 just because a new console came out, especially considering the N64 was a failure in comparison to the SNES.
2- You are criticizing in a very immature way a person who grew up in the States and had the SNES, PS1, and N64 during the mid-to-late 90s.
The SNES was still relevant past 1996, so it was NOT dead... perhaps it was dead in your little community, but overall the final SNES games (1996-1997) still received good sales and great media coverage, although obviously less than previous years.
@YTCensorsMe Poop I agree, 16-bit just wasn't great anymore thanks to the next generation consoles, it's the cycle of life, sooner or later a new technology comes up and surpass the old one. Still, I kinda understand what he meant, he didn't said SNES was still popular, only that it was holding itself barely, it wasn't "dead" completely.
@@2010MrIsaac I was born and raised with the NES and milked it until getting an SNES in late 1993 (I think). Then the SNES was our main console until Christmas of 98 and I remember despite seeing friend's PlayStations and N64s, still being quite satisfied with my 2D SNES. But then the 64 started growing its library and became a little more affordable and available by late 98, which introduced another era of good times, especially with 4 player games. Then it was Dreamcast in Christmas of 2000 which brought yet another era/style of gaming for me - especially online play with Phantasy Star Online! I ended up having almost every game console once I started working myself (at a classic video game store). Overall, I would say Dreamcast was my all-time favorite console but SNES had a major impact on me. Good times...
The very last Rockman game for the Super Famicom and the hardest. Good game though.
For me this is the real version of the game, Bass can do dash with one button unlike the GBA and the music is clean.
Besides, this game can be found translated in more languages (english, spanish and some more) there are patches on the internet.
Burnerman's theme is my favorite. The SNES and GBA versions sound so _good!_ Sure, his stage was hellishly difficult, his theme is spot on!
The best Mega Man game ever made. I really wish 11 was more like this one. This is the best looking of the series. in my opinion.
Oh god so many people would disagree first of this game is the hardest in the series and worst
I thought that the worst Mega Man game in the series was Mega Man 2 for Game Boy.
@@brandongarzaaranda8054 no it wasn't
Mega Man for Game Gear was the worst.
Come on, people. We all know the Mega Man DOS games are the worst (it makes the GBA version of MM&B look like the SNES version)!
The Gameboy game is a localization of this. Hence why this has clearer graphics.
Besides, Rockman and Forte are their names in Japan. This is a SNES game originally.
Esse é um dos melhores jogos da série, com certeza!
Eu concordo com você cara!
Na verdade é um Spin Off, Mas não deixa de ser muito bom a jogabilidade.
Esse é o melhor e a gameplay dele é impecável por mais q seja spinoff
Since this game didn't make the cut in Megaman The Legacy Collection 2, I want this to be available to play on the SNES Online Service.
0:29 he can apparently give you a thumbs up because he's a positive guy
It did raise my confidence a significant amount, Bass couldn't do that.
In my opinion, the best part in classical Rockman in respect of graphics, music, passing and a plot which very competently is also beautifully translated from Japanese, for what to localizers/translators separate thanks! Unambiguously like without questions!^_^
I love this game! Very wonderfull. Congratulations for the channel.
2:37:26 I really wish they would do another FINAL level like this. Not just 8 capsules then right to Wily.. an actual like.. stage to play with the bosses spread out! So freaking awesome!
Nah. That was just a callout to MegaMan 1. MegaMan X1 did the same thing, because it's customary to start every new franchise that way. MegaMan & Bass was sort of a new franchise in itself.
@@edwardgaines6561 It's funny that even gunvolt did that for the first game
Like Megaman X.😅
hands down the hardest classic megaman game
What about Mega Man 1 for gameboy?
axebox That's far easier than this
I thought 9 was the hardest
filozof It's the 2nd hardest in the series. This is the hardest ever! And this game has too many flaws.
Axl the Reploid which he's not a prototype i honestly dont think its too flawed, expect for a few sections.
I wish they'd release a definitive port of this with enhanced sound effects and music, as it would have been on PS1 or Saturn.
Had the Magic Man stage tune stuck in my head all day lol.
esse e o melhor mega man do snes na minha opniao
A great finale for the Super Famicom by CAPCOM.
Proto-Man gets cut in half....."It's ok, I'm fine." lol
Its just a flesh wound
Getting cleaved in half doesn't even phase Blues; He's such a trooper.
Blues should be called chadman
'tis just a scratch
@@imacommentator lol
Rockman & Forte (Super Famicom)
Region : NTSC JAPAN
Release : 1998
ROM Size Capacity
●32 MEGS Cartridge = 4 MB
Love Tengu Man's theme.
I think the game started out as Mega Man 8, but was scrapped in the middle of development and they brought over the art style/sprites and two Robot Masters and made the final Mega Man 8 out of them. Then after MM8 came out, they took the remains of the scrapped work, added MM7's sound effects to it (because it was scrapped before it's own sounds were added) and made what was going to be MM8 into "MM8.5", a.k.a. this game, Rockman & Forte/Mega Man & Bass.
The music man my god the depressing nostalgia
Timestamps: Mega Man & Bass (JPN, unofficial translation, similarly to GBA) "Full playthrough"
Mega Man 0:17
Bass 1:28:05
O visual desse jogo é muito foda mano muito bem feito os detalhes o fundo o rockman e forte, mas do snes ainda gosto mais do x3 mas esse em questao de grafico é muito superior, mega man no snes sempre fica otimo
Actually, this game was intendent for younger players who still owned the Super Famicom and did not have the means to experience Rockman 8 on one of the newer systems. (Playstation and Sega Saturn Ver.) This game is a sequal to Rockman 8 though.
bosses:
2:45 green devil
5:47 snoler
8:05 cold man
14:35 burner man
19:01 pirate man
21:47 mother mukamukade
24:45 ground man
29:55 tengu man
32:43 sisi roll (acts like an enemy but is considered sub-boss)
35:04 magic man
37:45 melody response cannon #1
39:13 melody response cannon #2
40:03 astro man
48:45 move cannon
50:32 dynamo man
57:16 atetemino proto
1:00:46 king tank
1:04:11 king plane
1:06:45 king
1:10:54 jet king robo
1:14:22 robot master boss rush
1.07.73 What effective whistle at the BluesMan however!))))
Timestamps
Mega Man 0:17
Bass 1:28:04
So different than Megaman 7, and SO HARD!
At first I thought Mega Man 8 was a 32 bit game. Turns out... I was Wong because this game uses the same sprites from Mega Man 8 in a SNES
Mega Man 8 is a 32 bit game, just that they were able to decompress the sprites enough to fit it into a cartridge. By the time this came out, in 1998, Capcom had 7 to 8 years of SNES experience under their belt (SFC came out in Japan in 1990), and knew the ins and outs of the console.
Got this game years ago, when it was cheaper, pretty good Mega Man game, but due to late release, we didn't get it in the US till the GBA came along. I've never seen the GBA version locally to buy (might be late now, it could be expensive as well), so the SFC original is good enough for me.
This is a late reply but i bought mines today for around $15 dollars at gamestop. Amazon sells it around that price as well
May eventually pick it up off Ebay before too long, but have some other games I want to get ahead of it.
It's a game that I need to give attention, played little, usually to test with both characters, never went to deep into it.
I know the challenge is great because of the 100 cds find scattered in the stages ...
Heheh don`t underestimate the SNES/Super Famicom it can do a lot more than you think heheh ;)
Ikr
And it was a dying console (especially as the SNES) at that time, you can tell it ended the fourth (to fifth) generation era of gaming with a big bang!
Excellent game.. Rivals the Ps and Saturn mm7.
As a child my older brothers play this game alot on the emulator we wouldn't care about the japanese text as long as we know how to navigate through the game just other mega man games.Since rock man and forte is still taking place in mega man 8 event due to astro man and tengu man returning and not mega man 9 but anyway this game was very fun to play. Bass was my favorite character to play because of his double jump and like axl having long lasting rapid fire but without changing his buster like what mega man does.Mega man was less enjoyable in this game but in my own opinion bass was a better character to enjoy with. Oh man the more good old memories but on the other hand thank you for uploading this video.
Thumbs up if Bass is your go-to in Mega Man 10!
+DontrelleRoosevelt Spoiler Alert....Bass beats MM10 in 20minutes
King Charizard Ijat?
***** uh......wut
King Charizard Oh Kay!?
I play as him here and in Mega Man 10!
I just realized the graphics resemble megaman 8 a lot. Anybody here agree with me?
Most of the graphics more than resemble MegaMan 8's, they're exactly the same.
They do resemble (I think). And if THAT is true... Then...
***** Inafune wanted to make Megaman 8 to be really special, especially with the Saturn/PSX's abilities; after all, it would've been the last Classic series game for over a decade.
+a1337turtle This game almost got the treatment Mega Man X3 got. It was first released worldwide on the SNES, but then later got ported to the Playstation and PC only in Europe, with some sprites getting some updates(I believe), a Map system with a helmet piece, and animated cutscenes(Non speaking I think). I say almost because Mega Man and Bass and Mega Man 8 are two totally different games in terms of story and levels. In terms of sprites, yeah, they're basically the same thing.
+v1eTsOuLx XD no shit
wish this game got included in Collection 2. i mean, it really should've have been included. i've read comments that the reason it doesn't get ported is a licensing issue due to the nature of the original release, but that seems like BS to me given that capcom seem to own it anyway, own the megaman license, were able to port the game to GBA without issue. i imagine it was more a case of .. do you port the snes version and put in the extra work to translate the game (which costs money), or do you port the GBA version (which is lower resolution and inferior version graphically and soundwise), and it seems they just went with option C which was straight up "whatever don't bother". shame cos i played this back in the day on zsnes and always enjoyed it, and then later played megaman 8 and thought the level design was kinda crappy and didn't really feel like good proper megaman. and tbh i can't even remember if megaman and bass was good proper megaman either but i remember it being alright and eitherway it should've just been included in the collection even in a completely bare bones nontranslated version because seriously who's playing megaman for the story??? this was a cool game and at the very least it would be nice to a see a $10 download of the japanase version on the switch estore/psn store, just to let people better complete their megaman collections with this interesting but totally viable game in the series.
The fact that this is absent from the Collection is the sole reason why I didn't buy it. Seriously. That's one of my all time favorites Megaman games
They were able to release the GBA version for WiiU so I have no clue why this wasn't in MMLC 2
No, it's don't included because this game don't are canon.
@@diogoepronto fu₢k you.
@@KenshiroKasumiHNK ...ok? 😂
Welp, that settles it. SNES is superior to GBA.
Especially since SCREEN CRUNCH
LOL right?! And gba is
“32 bits” 🤣🤣🤣
Except those cursing words
I am so glad I’m not the only one who thinks the SNES version of MM&B is the definitive version for many reasons (and yes! One of them is because it has swearing in it!)!!!
Nah, GBA version's got better music lol
The two instances of game breaking screen crunch does suck though.
King is supposed to have voiced lines according to the wikia, but I've never got to hear It.
Anyone else noticed the resemblance between this game and Megaman 8 for PS1?
+Willy Dafoe Capcom recicled assets (and bosses) of MM8 for this game. This was a very late release for the super nintendo, so late that it actually never made it to america (this is a fan translation). Inafune wanted to give super nes players one last game, but given the console's lifespawn was ruining out, they cut corners to make the game ready faster. It's a good game, but you can see it suffered a bit because of the rushed development ( it's slower than MM7, some of the enemies hitboxes are off, the sprites made for the psx were a bit big for the SNES' resolution (and some of the animation frames were removed).
+Willy Dafoe Yeah, it's pretty cool. Getting a PS1-looking game on an older-generation system is a respectable accomplishment.
It's pretty surreal to watch lol, and impressive!
I was kinda disappointed that this version wasn't on the WiiU Nintendo eshop.
This game´s music is better than Megaman8´s .
This game should've been brought to us. But '98 was the last year for the Super nintendo here.
I am stunned at how much better the music is on the Gameboy Advance version than on the SNES. It is almost always the other way around (the Mario Advance and Final Fantasy Advance series all come to mind).
No you’re just drunk… SNES music is far better
@@donfelipeofficial5055Yeah
King: "I'd kill you here, but i'm busy..." *jump over megaman*
-_- how lame....
Forte (Bass) plays exactly the same way in Mega Man 10.
Opposite way buddy
Here for the music.
i think this was gonna be the real MM8 but for somereason got held back. then MM8 comes out on the PS1 in 1996 in japan when the SNES comes out with this in 1998 only in japan.
How the heck did you kill Burner Man on the first try?!?
+Zaiyda Brison I always did struggle with that guy.
+Gogito Me too. He was a pain in the butt when I first fought him. It took me literally 20 tries to beat him....I counted. :)
Probably this is tool assisted.
His level alone was a pain in the padded ass.
I found you can stand in the middle of the area, and if you make each jump when he dashes at you he'll either try to do his jump attack or he'll do his grenade one. So you can get a consistent and predictable pattern on him if you know what to do.
ProtoMan went Vegeta, Prince of all Robots
it was remaked again in GBA named Mega Man & Bass
@MaxxTheSlash Sounds like that could he true... In the credits of MM8, with all of the fan drawings for the Robot Master Contest, one of the drawings looks like a Pirate Man...
Music 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤the best
La animación de este juego es una maravilla ,está lleno de frames super suaves
I really think that this game should be played with Forte, the level design was clearly made for his playstyle
Why did this never get a port to the us besides the gba game? It's already in english and they could have included it in the legacy collection 2.
They probably didn't release the SNES version to begin with because it was released in 1998, a year after Kirby's Dream Land 3 marked the end to first party SNES games in the US (and they might've stopped earlier in Europe, where the game wasn't initially released due to PAL conversion issues) and the year where Frogger marked the end to SNES games as a whole here; the Japanese version of the console, the Super Famicom, lasted longer, being discontinued in 2003 as opposed the the SNES being discontinued in 1999, and some naturally got games for a couple years longer as well, with the last game for the system being Metal Slader Glory: Director's Cut, a remake of a 1991 Famicom visual novel that was released via the Nintendo Power download service in November 2000, so it was slightly more logical to release a game on the system in 1998 in Japan, I suppose. Regardless, it makes sense that Capcom USA might not want to release a SNES game in the midst of the N64 era because you can't exactly expect great sales from it. As for why they never ported it to the Legacy Collection, I think it's simply because they only wanted to port the numbered Mega Man games to the collections, and none of the side games, which Rockman & Forte is, as indicated by the fact that none of the side games are included in either collection, and this game also has the fact that they would have to put in the effort to translate the game to English, which might be more than they were willing to do; I can easily imagine a AAA company not bothering to put in even a little more effort for basic stuff, especially because these are meant to be easy money, so they probably think that spending even a little money on translating a game would diminish the point.
Why was this not part of MegaMan Legacy Collection 2?
Cause Capcom was lazy.
Megaman & Bass
It's too bad the only English version is the GBA version. There, I have to worry about poor sound quality and the screen being too small.
Poor sound quality?! I love the gba more than the snes one just because of the sound font
I mean, stuff like small speakers, static and stuff like that. That's why I'm scared to play the GBA version of Final Fantasy VI and the DS version of Chrono Trigger.
If you are asking, I like the music style of sonic advance
I'm waiting months for gameboy advance soundfont for mario paint composer
If you don't believe me, hear the gba version of cold man, it's the better than any version (snes, wonderswan)
Master 😀
I don't like the green devil. He moves around too much.
Now I see where rockman and base challenger from the future on black and white wonderswan got it's music from and gameplay
3:20 got cleaved in half in singel stroke say "I am all right" yeeet
Unpopular opinion i like the gba version
Interesting.
I just beat it with Megaman and honestly, I agree
11:33 wtf is he doing?
This game is hard as balls, but yet I still enjoy playing through it every now and then. The ending was quite poorly done imo. No epic final boss music, no obligatory castle exploding/cutscenes after beating the final boss like previous Megaman games. It just felt like a lackluster mix of MM7 and 8. I can see why it's so underrated, but it is still fun nonetheless
このゲームはE缶が存在しません
Versión Snes is Easy
Versión GBA is Very Hard
GBA's screen resolution may play a part in that, going all the way back to the original Game Boy's 5 Mega Man games. Some players struggle to adjust to a different screen resolution, but overall this game is not easy at all, especially with Rockman, with Forte, the stages are more tailored for him.
funny how these graphics on the SNES look cleaner then the MM8 version muddy sprites.
this game running 256x224
MM8 640x480
+SuperDeluxe80 i know super clean looked better than my n64 for some odd reason on my led screen.
I don't know but I like the new size of the sprites in this game for sure.
Agreed. Looks much better here
Não conhecia esse jogo do mega man que é versão japonesa e o engraçado é o nome ''Forte'' que é em português num jogo estrangeiro que se refere ao personagem ''Bass'' que nesse game é o aliado do Mega Man sendo que no Mega Man 7 é inimigo que no começo aparentava ser aliado, mas era um espião.
Gostei desse personagem Bass, achei melhor que o mega man, pode atirar pra cima e pra baixo, tem salto duplo igual ao Zero é uma pena que não fizeram outros games da série como um personagem jogável
the soundtrack in this game sounds like X4, same composer?
Nope, there are many composer for this game, including Naoshi Mizuta (from Final Fantasy XI fame) and Akari Kaida (breath of fire 3, luminous arc, and many others). X4 was composed by the same guy from apollo justice, onimusha, demons crest and others: Toshihiko Horiyama. Sorry for late response.
Proto Man was right in the ending-- the one reason why Bass could *NEVER* be able to beat Mega Man is he only fights for himself, and that makes him weak. Even when he's used tricks or external sources of power, he's been beaten, and he just is too dim to see his ego and his selfishness prevent him from being stronger.
This is the most bizarrely Sega Genesis looking SNES game I've ever seen.
You mean PS1, not Genesis. The Genesis wouldn’t be able to handle *these* graphics.
Why bass so rare as playable in megaman?
capcom reused tengu man and astro man
I feel this is a superior megaman 8 than his PSX counterpart.
There is not Rockman and Forte Original Version There is translation 99% english version
I live in the town Slingblade with Billy Bob Thornton was shot.
So if these sprites were used in mega man 8 on ps1 than shouldn't this game be on ps1 or have mega man 8 on snes?
This game was basically made for families who couldn't afford a PS1 or Saturn, and wanted another Mega Man game. They got their wish.
this game ere very cool
Was this about before or after Megaman 8?
At 2:17:20 : what about the other 6 rooms?
Did Wily actually say "God damn"?
Goddamn, I should really pay attention to the title of the game, I thought it was a Mega Man X style game, I feel a little less inclined to play it now
I love this, but...How could you play with Megaman? USE BASS!!! (aka Forte)
I like Bass, too, but as a longtime mega man player, it's too different.
1:28:06 forte
Turn off the light when you get out !!!
The player sometimes seem to know what he's doing (probably due to using save states), sometimes he seem to have little experience playing Rockman. It's confusing.
2:15:43 - Dynamo Man is my favorite Robot Master
Es gey :v
Yeah, I have to agree. Still, I prefer this over Mega Man 8.
Also Known As, Mega Man And Bass.
51:54 Lightnig Bolt!?
MM6: FAILD
MM AND BASS: LIGHTNIG BOLT
Impressive Capcom!
soooo dissatisfying watching him skip all those CDs :(
Después de derrotarlo a coldman no me sale la opción de archivo para guardar. ¿como hago? Es automático o tengo que canjearlo por piezas. Gracias si tienen una respuesta.
So many bolts!!!
Intendevo ma a forte(bass) non gli arriva la lettera dal re.
9:33 no not you....
los sprites son de megaman 8 xD