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Game: Mega Man
System: Nintendo Entertainment System
Version: (US)

Note: Note: The video was completely redone, with better quality, correct aspect ratio and more accurate emulation.

This is the longplay of the game Mega Man, known as Rockman in Japan, is an action and platform game developed and published by Capcom for the NES. It is the first game in the Mega Man series. It was released in Japan and North America in December 1987 and in Europe in 1989.

Despite the character's long and rich history, Megaman's career started in a very simple way. Capcom, an Arcade developer at the time, set up a plan in the 1980s to make a new game made specifically for playing at home. Capcom left the project with some of its most talented and young creators, including an artist named Keiji Inafune, considered the Great Creator of Mega Man. Inafune, as a huge fan of anime, when creating the Mega Man Series was inspired by the anime Astro Boy (created by Ozamu Tezuka).

The game begins after the events surrounding the creation of the humanoid robot called Mega Man by the genius Dr. Wright (called Dr. Light in later titles) and his assistant, Dr. Wily. The two scientists also create six other advanced robots: Cut Man, Elec Man, Ice Man, Fire Man, Bomb Man and Guts Man. Each of these robots is designed to perform industrial tasks involving construction, demolition, logging, electrical operations or work carried out in high or low temperatures, all for the benefit of humanity in a place known as "Monsteropolis". However, Dr. Wily is disloyal to his partner and reprograms the six robots to help himself in a plan to take control of the world. Dr. Light sends Mega Man to defeat these robots and end Dr. Wily's threat in non-linear phases.

Mega Man presents a configuration through which the player can choose the order of the initial phases to be completed. With each "Robot Master" defeated at the end of a level, a new weapon is added to the player's arsenal to be used against enemies.

Mega Man was relatively well received by critics for its design. Although not a commercial success, the game was followed by an abundance of sequels and spin-offs, which are still being released to the present day, many of which use basically the same storyline, graphics and game settings instituted by the game, with evolutions.

The North American cover art of the first Mega Man is considered until today one of the worst and most controversial covers of games. When the game was originally released in the United States, the game's history was changed in the instruction booklet and the cover art was left with an extremely disfigured artwork in relation to the game itself. On the cover Mega Man appears as a fat man wearing armor with blue and yellow parts and a pistol in his hand in place of Mega Buster.
Anyway, this is the video of the first Mega Man. I hope you like it.