Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
After finishing Megaman 1 and 2, I felt it only appropriate to tackle 3 and 4. Three, as it so happens is my favorite. Which made it a very easy decision. Both games are great in my opinion. But 3 just feels like the most balanced and interesting of the orignal 6 games on the NES. I haven't played it all the way through in many years. So I am looking forward to it!
After finishing Megaman 1 and 2, I felt it only appropriate to tackle 3 and 4. Three, as it so happens is my favorite. Which made it a very easy decision. Both games are great in my opinion. But 3 just feels like the most balanced and interesting of the orignal 6 games on the NES. I haven't played it all the way through in many years. So I am looking forward to it!
![Legendary Wings [NES] - A Graphical Guided Tour & 1CC Run](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gnGWFrcSbKA/mqdefault.jpg "Legendary Wings [NES] - A Graphical Guided Tour & 1CC Run
SHMUP Master Presents: Legendary Wings [NES]
Legendary Wings is a SHMUP ported from the arcade to the NES in 1988 by Capcom. There isnt anything particularly great about it, but its a fun, albeit easy romp. Its worth playing if you love 8-bit SHMUPS and dont want to deal with a super difficult game.
This was the quickest I have ever been able to capture a 1cc run, which took me roughly 2 nights. I planned on just releasing the run with an overlay but then started adding things... and a month later, ended up with a fully produced video to go along with my 1cc run of the game.
Im fairly confident that no one has done a video quite like this before. I took the idea I started with my HyperZone video and expanded on it quite a bit. The end result is a graphical guided tour of sorts for Legendary Wings. I animated most of the enemies and bosses in the game and used them throughout my run to create a video outside the video, if that makes sense. My intention was to add to the experience of a game that is perhaps, a bit bland to watch at times. Hopefully spicing it up this way makes the game a bit more interesting than it actually is.
Feedback and suggestions for future videos are always welcomed!
*All footage was captured on an original NES Model 2 console (modded for RGB Output) through a Framemeister using RGB at 60fps.
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