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|released={{eu|1994|October 20}}{{jp|1994|October 21}} | |released={{eu|1994|October 20}}{{jp|1994|October 21}} | ||
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'''Mega Man The Wily Wars''' was to [[Mega Man]] what [[Super Mario All-Stars]] was to [[Super Mario Bros.]] | '''Mega Man The Wily Wars''' was to [[Mega Man]] what [[Super Mario All-Stars]] was to [[Super Mario Bros.]]: it collected the first three games in the Mega Man series, and updated them with 16-bit graphics. When all three games are beaten and saved to memory, an extra game is unlocked with completely new levels and three new robot masters to fight. | ||
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This game was known as ''Rockman Mega World'' in Japan. The use of the word "Mega" in the title is not a reference to Rockman's name outside of Japan, but rather to the [[Sega Genesis|Mega Drive]] on which the game was released. | This game was known as '''Rockman Mega World''' in Japan. The use of the word "Mega" in the title is not a reference to Rockman's name outside of Japan, but rather to the [[Sega Genesis|Mega Drive]], on which the game was released. | ||
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Revision as of 05:10, 15 August 2008
Mega Man The Wily Wars was to Mega Man what Super Mario All-Stars was to Super Mario Bros.: it collected the first three games in the Mega Man series, and updated them with 16-bit graphics. When all three games are beaten and saved to memory, an extra game is unlocked with completely new levels and three new robot masters to fight.
This game was known as Rockman Mega World in Japan. The use of the word "Mega" in the title is not a reference to Rockman's name outside of Japan, but rather to the Mega Drive, on which the game was released.
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