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Right about the Magnet Beam, wrong about the Yashichi, this has been confirmed by many players including myself to give you 100,000 points
(→Items: I played this game, and the Yashichi didn't give me 100,000 points. And as for the Magnet Beam, no matter how long you hold the fire button, it still consumes 2 points of this item's energy bar.) |
(Right about the Magnet Beam, wrong about the Yashichi, this has been confirmed by many players including myself to give you 100,000 points) |
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| [[Image:Mega Man 1 item power.gif|left]] In the first Mega Man, a fight with a Robot Master is not complete until you collect the orb containing the defeated Robot Master's weapon. They drop from the ceiling when the Robot Master is eliminated. | | [[Image:Mega Man 1 item power.gif|left]] In the first Mega Man, a fight with a Robot Master is not complete until you collect the orb containing the defeated Robot Master's weapon. They drop from the ceiling when the Robot Master is eliminated. | ||
| [[Image:Mega Man 1 item yashichi.png|left]] Another item that is unique to the first Mega Man, the Yashichi is an iconic symbol that is present in many Capcom games. In Mega Man, it is only found once in the last stage of Dr. Wily's fortress. It is very difficult to collect, but if you do, it will restore all of your health, all of your weapons to full energy. | | [[Image:Mega Man 1 item yashichi.png|left]] Another item that is unique to the first Mega Man, the Yashichi is an iconic symbol that is present in many Capcom games. In Mega Man, it is only found once in the last stage of Dr. Wily's fortress. It is very difficult to collect, but if you do, it will restore all of your health, all of your weapons to full energy, and give you 100,000 bonus points. | ||
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! colspan="2" | Magnet Beam | ! colspan="2" | Magnet Beam | ||