Mega Man

A small hack to celebrate New Years 2024, Year of the Dragon.

Welcome to Mega Man Ultra Challenge, the creator's first ever complete ROM hack! In this boss rush adventure, you will find robot masters with brand new arenas! Sometimes the AI doesn’t have to be changed! This hack modifies levels, colors, and moves up the score.

Mega Man: The New Lands is a complete ROM hack of Mega Man 1 (not Rockman 1). It features custom levels, custom robot masters, new musics, original art for every stage, modified weapons, enemies and bosses behaviors, faster megabuster shooting and increased shots limit, no knockback after getting damage, removes the deceleration of Megaman, making him stops instantly after the player stop pressing left or right, the most annoying enemies were nerfed, modified damage for each weapon, etc.

A small hack to celebrate New Years 2020, Year of the Rat/Mouse.

A small hack to celebrate New Year’s 2018.

Play a piece of gaming history with the original Mega Man, the action-packed classic platformer! In the year 200X, six robots created by master roboticist Dr. Light are tampered with by the evil genius Dr. Wily, and go on a destructive rampage! Only one robot remains who can put a stop to Wily’s plans and restore world peace: the heroic Mega Man.

Mega Man 1 Nes - Graphical Redux by Amaweks. An extensive graphical hack that makes the stages graphically more colorful, less mono-tones, and change the “anime” pixel art style sprites to a shaded type. Changes: Almost all the tiles and sprites have been redesigned in new pixel art style (from “anime” stile to a shaded style). Almost all the color palettes were changed to pair with the new pixel art style, to make the stages more colorful and harmonious. Where there was space was added new graphics in stages (clouds, fences, pipes, etc), with the aim of making them more detailed and colorful.

A homebrew port of the NES version of Mega Man/Rockman to the PC-Engine CD, with CD quality music.

Mega Man Reloaded is a simple Mega Man 1 hack. It has new graphics, new layout and design, and music ported from Mega Man 2! “Wily got out of prison and he secretly built up his new base on a small island. He stole and reprogrammed Light’s first 6 robot masters from the Robot Museum, to get revenge for being defeated for the 11th time. Dr. Wily sent them across the world to cause total chaos! Will Mega Man be able to stop Wily once again?!”

Dr. Wily finally concedes that Mega Man may be too much for his evil robotic creations. Determined to get the best of the blue bomber, Dr. Wily contacts another famous villain, Bowser! Having combined their forces, Dr Wily and Bowser unleash their new destructive creations upon the Mushroom Kingdom. After hearing news of Wily’s new plan, Mega Man decides to travel to the Mushroom Kingdom himself to stop Wily again. Mega Man now finds himself in a strange new world filled with obstacles and locales very foreign to him. Fearless, Mega Man presses on to Super Mario’s old stomping grounds to defeat these new foes.

Mega Man Powered Up, known as Rockman Rockman in Japan, is a remake of the first Mega Man game. It was released worldwide for the PlayStation Portable in March 2006. It was later released in a bundle alongside Mega Man: Maverick Hunter X and was slated for release on the PSP's PlayStation Network. It was released for the PlayStation Network service in Japan, but a US release did not occur due to technical difficulties. The game uses a chibi-style that was intended for the original game but was not possible at the time. The designers intended to keep this design faithful to the way the characters worked and looked in the original. While it received generally positive reviews, the game sold poorly, and plans for a remake of Mega Man 2 titled Mega Man Powered Up 2 fell through.

A J2ME port of Mega Man. It had two versions: one of them released in 2003 and an updated version released in 2004, with graphical enhancements and improved compatibility.