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'''''Mega Man & Bass''''' uses graphics from the [[Mega Man 8|previous game]], and takes place between Mega Man 8 and [[Mega Man 9]]. Its relationship with Mega Man 8 is similar to the relationship between [[Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge|Mega Man GB 1]]-[[Mega Man II|2]]-[[Mega Man III|3]]-[[Mega Man IV|4]] and the original [[Mega Man 1]]-[[Mega Man 2|2]]-[[Mega Man 3|3]]-[[Mega Man 4|4]]. In fact, it is a port of a Mega Man game to a platform of lower capability (from the 32-bit [[PS1]] to the 16-bit SNES). | '''''Mega Man & Bass''''' uses graphics from the [[Mega Man 8|previous game]], and takes place between Mega Man 8 and [[Mega Man 9]]. Its relationship with Mega Man 8 is similar to the relationship between [[Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge|Mega Man GB 1]]-[[Mega Man II|2]]-[[Mega Man III|3]]-[[Mega Man IV|4]] and the original [[Mega Man 1]]-[[Mega Man 2|2]]-[[Mega Man 3|3]]-[[Mega Man 4|4]]. In fact, it is a port of a Mega Man game to a platform of lower capability (from the 32-bit [[PS1]] to the 16-bit SNES). | ||
Released in 1998, it's the | Released in 1998, it's the fourth game where you can play as Bass, after [[Mega Man: The Power Battle]] (1995, [[Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters]] (1996) and [[Mega Man Battle & Chase]] (1997). | ||
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Mega Man & Bass (ロックマン&フォルテ Rokkuman to Forute?, Rockman & Forte) is a game in the original Mega Man series developed by Capcom. It was released in Japan for the Super Famicom in 1998, being one of the last third-party games for the console. Approximately 4-5 years later, it was re-released for the Game Boy Advance. During development, it was known as "ROCK8.5".
Mega Man & Bass uses graphics from the previous game, and takes place between Mega Man 8 and Mega Man 9. Its relationship with Mega Man 8 is similar to the relationship between Mega Man GB 1-2-3-4 and the original Mega Man 1-2-3-4. In fact, it is a port of a Mega Man game to a platform of lower capability (from the 32-bit PS1 to the 16-bit SNES).
Released in 1998, it's the fourth game where you can play as Bass, after Mega Man: The Power Battle (1995, Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters (1996) and Mega Man Battle & Chase (1997).
Artwork
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Super Famicom box art.
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Game Boy Advance (Japanese version)
