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Continue Dr Wily's story is presumed dead after his crushing defeat at the end of . (Moaning. A new scientist takes the stage to take The Wayley's Place after a year of peace. This new scientist, Dr. Cossack, claims to be angry with Mega-Man and its creator for always overshadowing his own robotic creations. Of course, in fact, the daughter of Dr. Kazak Kalinka was held hostage by the too-living Dr. Wiley, who forces the Cossack (attempt) to destroy Mega-Man in exchange for the safety of Kalinka. Fortunately for Dr. Cossack, Proto Man releases Kalinka soon - it's lucky, because the scientist would never side with a mega-man! This game introduces Mega Buster, a great new invention that allows Mega Man to charge energy before shooting. A fully powered Mega Buster shot is equivalent to three normal shots, but if you only power up to the first level, the shot isn't more powerful at all-just more! Play Control: Control game for this game has settled into a near-perfect niche. It took some work to perform Mega Buster, but it was done in future games. Graphic: Getting better all the time. Animation: The animation is still the same. What a meaning - Mega Man will not grow or anything. Music: The music in this game was a uniform washed-up roll-ness to it. It's hard to explain, but although the style has been used throughout the game, I didn't like the other Mega Man music. Sound effects: Nothing much has changed here, either. Plot: Although only performed in a minimal sense, the story of the game was unique, at least the new evil bad guy had to put I tired of the Wily crowd to rest. Sure, it's Wily anyway, but you shouldn't have known that... Difficulty: (normal) After a spell of two insanely easy games, this one breaks the trend by offering more problems and fewer ways to get around your troubles. Replay Value: You can go back to the stages again, which is nice, but I find having to navigate both fortresses in one squat, and scares me even bother. Polish: Mega Buster was a very nice touch, and so there was little history given during the opening. Aside from them, however, the game was average. Overall: 78% Although the game itself wasn't as fun to play, it was still pretty good and held on a bit of the feeling of previous games. Toad Man (Use a hand gun; fire constantly, and he won't beat you with Rain Flush) Bright Man (use Rain Flash) Pharaoh Man (use Flash Stopper) Ring Man (Use Pharaoh Shot. Time your jumps is key.) Dust man (Use hand gun. will cut through his shield (as noted by DocLight).) Immersed Man (Use (Using Crusher and Skull Barrier) Drill Man (Use a Dive Rocket) Hole Driller: Use a boomerang ring, a pharaoh shot (fully charged), or a dust crusher. You want to hit a small gem over the drill. Moving number: Use a Dust Crusher or a wire adapter. Slide under the sections until they shift slowly (you get to feel the time) and then jump inside. You aim for the red pearl at the top, of course. Wall Walkers: Use a drill bomb, a Boomerang ring, or a fully powered Pharaoh's Shots (sometimes you can just hit things with the ball over your head, saving energy for weapons). Dr. Cossack: Use Dust Crusher and slide under it to avoid being grabbed. You only have to get it down to about 2 units of energy... Giant Met: Use Mega Buster or Boomerang Ring. You can encourage how far it jumps to such an extent, based on how far away from it you stand. Giant Bomb Ball Machine: Use a boomerang ring (target on the green light). Wily 1st time: Use Mega Buster or Dust Crusher. Stand right in front of the mouth of the skull, and until you jump into the shot Wily will not touch you. Watch out for that final blast though... Wily 2nd time: Use a Mega Buster or a drill bomb; aim at the green light. Drill bomb will bounce off if it hits directly; What you have to do is blow it up early by pressing the fire button while the bomb is in the air. Time is so that the bomb blows right next to the green light and you will cause damage. Wily third time: Use the power before pharaoh shots. Don't worry firing, but instead hit it with the ball over your head. Keep moving as Wily appears randomly. Take note of his position when he flashes on the screen and then aim at that spot. It will still be in this place for a few seconds after it disappears, which means you can still hit it even if you can no longer see it. marks the first game where passwords don't save your energy tanks. You will have to go back and get them every time. Try the world of Skull Man for this. This will lead you to the Cossack castle (as far as passwords will go, sorry). For other passwords, try hacking or a JavaScript generator. Rush Coil: You have this at the beginning of the game. Rush Jet: Received by defeating Drill Man. Rush Marine: Get it out of Toad Man. Balloon Adapter (Makes the platform as point-1): At the beginning of the pharaoh man stage, jump over the first hole you come to (which leads to the rest of the scene). The screen will spin, and at the end of this section you will find an adapter. Wire adapter (Grappling hook; press up and fire to use): After fighting the second whale in the Dive Man stage, the screen will scroll. Falling in the first you come, and dodge the spikes. If you make it to the bottom alive you will be a clean adapter. You can find hidden energy here if you know where to look. Pharaoh Shot has some excellent features (AKA errors) that were during the testing of the game. Namely, as Procyon Lotor pointed out, you can use it without actually draining any of its energy. Try some of these things: Equip a shot of the pharaoh and you can charge at any time, even before a major battle, while your enemy is busy filling his energy meter. (That's not the case with Mega Buster.) Charge the weapon so that a giant ball of energy is formed over the head of Mega Man. Hit something with it and then switch to the subscreen without letting go of the fire button. Keep the button down as you switch back into the game. The shot will start charging again and again, without losing the power of the weapon. Use this technique against Dr. Wily to defeat it more easily. Whenever he appears, jump up and hit his ball over the head of Mega Man and then use the above trick to get the ball back without losing energy. So you never have to worry about running out of Pharaoh Shot Energy in the midst of battle. Some minor enemies will not cause the ball to disappear at all. Use it to your advantage. Find a place where enemies go to high (like the homing missiles that Hippopotamus fires) and just stand there, allowing enemies to hit the ball and drop their power-ups directly onto Mega Man. Stick the chair's foot on the fire button and go dine. When you return, you'll have full energy and a ton of 1-Ups. (Thank you OmegaWarrior for this bit.) One interesting glitch: If you're charging up To Pharaoh Shot, you'll leave the ball behind when you die. I defeated the boss after the death once because he went into the ball that was left to sit in space. Of course, the victory does not count, but... It was one of the first games where The Fortress of Wiley blows the sky high, but certainly not the last. Cloud as a result of an explosion in the shape of a skull... cute joke that is a little overly later... Well good. Basically, Dr. Wily asks a little, then the signals start to go away. Wily jumps up and runs through the secret door. Mega Man teleports. Then you see the fortress outside - Wiley's plate flies off just in time to lock the kabum! Mega Man rides home on top of a monorail car (it always rides on top of... saves the fare, I think!). His helmet goes off all the time. Rush and Roll meet him when he arrives at his stop and the screen freezes there. Scroll credits (on the theme song Mega Man again!). After all, Eddie seems to oil out the letters that spell . Then it stands there blinking until you hit the RESET or turn off the power. This article is about Nintendo Entertainment System and family computer game. For Game Boy, see Mega Man IV (Game Boy). Mega Man 4North American version of artDeveloper cover (s)CapcomPublisher (s)JP/NA: CapcomEU: NintendoDirector (s)Yoshinori TakenakaProducer (s)Tokuro FujiwaraDesigner (s)Yoshinori TakenakaS. InafuneProgrammer (s)Tadashi KuwanaArtist (s)Keiji InafuneHaato Hajiato Kazuzunori TazakiComposer (s) Minae Fujiyasuaki FujiaSuaki Fujimeg ManPlupform (s)NES/Famic, PlayStation, mobile phone, Microsoft WindowsReleaseNESJP: December 6, 1991: January 1992: January 21, 1993: October 28, 1999: September 1, 2005, TheMode (s)Mobile PhoneJP platform: September 1, 2005 (stylized as Mega Man IV on the front screen) is an action platform developed by Capcom for Nintendo's entertainment system. It is the fourth game in the original Mega Man series and was originally released in Japan in 1991. The game was localized in North America the following January and in Europe in 1993. The story of the game takes place after the third defeat and the supposed death of Dr. Wiley, and features the Earth under threat from a mysterious scientist named Dr. Cossack and his eight Robot Masters. Fearing the worst, Dr. Light sends Mega Man to save the world once again. Mega Man 4 continues the same action and platforming gameplay as the first three games in which the player completes a series of stages in any order and adds the boss's weapon of each stage to the Mega Man arsenal. One notable extra feature is the New Mega Buster (often reduced to Mega Buster), an upgraded hand gun that allows the player to charge a regular shot in a much more powerful explosion. The development team remembered that this innovation would change the overall feel of the game. Mega Man 4 has been re-released on Japan's PlayStation, PlayStation Network and mobile phones; North American Mega Man Anniversary Collection; and worldwide on a virtual console for 3 Nintendo systems (Wii, Nintendo 3DS and Wii U). The Mega Man 4 plot takes place in an uncertain year during the 21st century, described as the year 20XX. A year after the events of Mega Man 3, a mysterious Russian scientist named Dr. Cossack unleashes an army of robots with the intention of world domination, like Dr. Wyel before him. Dr. Light calls on his greatest creation, the hero of Mega-Man, to go after the Cossack robot masters, who seized control of eight cities. He also equips Mega Man with the new Mega Buster, which he developed in secret. After defeating eight robot masters - The Man Of the Toad, Bright Man, Pharaoh Man, Ring Man, Burning Man, Skull Man, Dive Man and Drill Man - Mega Man wanders the way to the icy fortress of the Cossack. However, in the midst of the battle with the Cossack, mega-man's brother Proto Man teleports to the daughter of Cossack Kalinka. The girl pleads with Mega-Man to stop fighting with his father and develops that Dr. Wiley kidnapped her and forced her father to build an army of robots. With Wiley's plan abolished by Proto Man, he emerges from the shadows. Mega Man pursues his nemesis and fights through the Scientist's Tricky Castle, but Wily succeeds After all. MegaMen escapes as the fortress begins to self-destruct, and goes home on top of a passing train, where he is met by Roll and Rush. Gameplay Mega Man shoots Mega Buster Bang on Toad Man. Holding the firing button charges the gun's hand to release a powerful shot. Mega Man 4 has similar gameplay to the previous three games. The player must complete a series of eight stages of the player's choice. The main character, Mega Man, is able to run, jump, shoot and overcome his way past obstacles and enemies; The game also retains the slide ability that debuted in Mega Man 3. At the end of each stage is the boss of Robot Master. After defeating the master robot, Mega Man receives the Master Robot's signature weapon, which can then be used by the player in the later stages. Once all eight robotic masters are destroyed, two separate sets of linear stages must be completed to finish the game. One of the main additions to the gameplay in Mega Man 4 is Mega Buster, an upgraded version of the Mega Man Hands gun. By holding the firing button, the player can now charge the shot, making the explosion much more powerful than the standard shot. This feature was later used in subsequent incarnations of the franchise. Hero's dog Rush returns from Mega Man 3 with the ability to convert to Coil, Jet and Marine modes to navigate different environments. In addition to Rush, two additional support points called Wire Adaptor and Balloon Adaptor also help the player reach areas that are not normally available. However, these hidden adapters should be found in stages, not awarded for defeating the master robot. Like Master Weapons, three Rush modes and two adapters are limited to the amount of weapon energy that is depleted when used. The character of Flip Top Eddie is featured in Mega Man 4. Eddie, who continued to appear in later Mega Man games, provides the player with a random subject (such as health, ammunition or E-Tank) at certain points on certain levels. Development Mega Man artist Keiji Inafoune, who is credited as Inafking, stated that the development team had very little trouble working on Mega Man 4. Inafune designed Dr. Cossack and Kalinka as two new story characters for the game. Cossack, originally called Dr. Vice, was much younger than Dr. Light and Dr. Wiley. Inafun also considered giving it American traits, but instead decided on Russia's influence. Kalinka was created because so many male characters already existed in the series at the moment. However, Inafuna was not going to compare her to her sister Mega Men Roll. Eddie's idea originally came about during the development of Mega Man 2. Eddie was designed as a a character who will behave Lottery is either a nice surprise or a frustrated player with the item he gives Mega Man. Kaji was responsible for the chargeable Mega Buster, a gameplay mechanic that would become a staple of the series. We knew that adding a two-tier or three-tier charge would change the whole taste of the game in some respects, and we were very mindful of that, Inafuna explained. Robot Masters in Mega Man 4 are the result of a design competition for fans held in Japan. With over 70,000 character submissions, the development team spent a long period of time narrowing them down to eight bosses. According to Kaji, the team was very pleased with many of the selected projects and almost did not be included in their original illustrations. They were so impressed with Skull Man that they scrapped the entire level created just so that they could restart it and dedicate it to that robot master. The winning eight bidders were released a special gold cartridge edition of Mega Man 4. Since there are only eight such cartridges, they are extremely rare and today bring large collector's prices. The musical score for Mega Man 4 was written by Minae Fujii, who is credited as Ojalin, while sound programming and sound effects were processed by Yasuaki Fujita, who is credited as Bun Bun, who wrote the soundtrack for Mega Man 3 the previous year. ReceptionReview's ReceptionReview scoresPublicationScoreFamitsu27 of 40 '17'GamePro'12'IGN8 of 10 '19'Nintendo Power3.95 of 5 Nintendo Magazine System81% Total!88% 20AwardPublicationAwardNintendo Power Award '92Best Overall Game' 21 Mega 4 received mostly positive reviews. Reviews are up-to-date with the release of the game in the United States by Nintendo Power magazine and UK publications Nintendo Magazine System and Total! Everyone found Mega Man 4 to have high quality graphics, sound and gameplay. However, they also noted a very slight improvement over previous entries in the series. GamePro was pleased with the lack of change. Mega Man 4 continues the tradition - crazy robot villains, good character graphics, great background art and warped, mechanical music, said the reviewer. When you have a good game, why make radical changes? Capcom sticks to the blueprints in Mega Man 4 - guaranteeing happiness for Mega Man fans all over the world. Mega Man 4 was listed as the IGN Top 100 NES Games at number 95, and staff writer Matt Casamasina praised his attempt at a better narrative and essentially similar experience to the first three Mega Man games. Lucas M. Thomas of IGN stated that, as an independent name, the game is one of the best experiences NES library, though not compared to its excellent predecessors. He enjoyed using the second set of lock levels to significantly extend the duration of the game, a tradition shifted to the next two titles in the series. Numerous journalists and video game enthusiasts, including Thomas, Craig Skistimas of ScrewAttack, GameSpot editors Christian Nutt and Justin Spier, as well as Jeremy Parish of 1UP.com, call the fourth part a turning point for the quality of titles in the Mega Man series. Nutt and Spear admitted that the series began to deteriorate with the game, probably due to the growing reputation of the more powerful Super Nintendo Entertainment System at the time of its release. Parrish proclaimed: That's where the series starts to go a little off the rails - Dr. Wylie's fake was stupid, the music was terrible, the bosses and guns were unknowing, and the ability to charge Mega Buster is often cited as an innovative game. Thomas defined the Mega Buster charger as disrupting the game's balance and rendering many of Master Weapons useless, one of the concepts that distinguishes Mega Man games from other action-platformers. The Mega Man 4 was a PlayStation break for the Rockman Complete Works series in 1999. This version of the game has a special navigation mode that guides players through each level and organized musical remixes. The Complete Works port was released on PlayStation 2 and Nintendo GameCube in 2004 and Xbox in 2005 as part of the North American exclusive Mega Man Jubilee Collection. The NES version was also replayed on Japanese i-mode mobile phones in 2005, worldwide on the downloadable Wii virtual console service in 2010 and on Japan's PlayStation Network in 2011. Elements from the game were included in the Archie Comics Mega Man series, with Pharaoh Man, Dr. Cossack, and Kalinka featured in the fourth arc of history, Spiritus Ex Machina, rather than in the game adaptation. The bright man was later introduced early as well, with Cossacks and robot masters making repetitive appearances through the series before his break. The final episodes of the series led to the events of the game, when Proto Man reluctantly assisted Dr. Wiley in the kidnapping of Kalinka, and Dr. Cossack launched his attack Master Robot and made his declaration of war. Issue 55- the last issue before the break - also included Doctor of Light, experiencing a vision of future events, including the conflict between Mega Man and Cossack Robot Masters. Notes known in Japan as Rockman 4: Aratanaru Yabou!! ロ クマ !!, やぼう !!, Rokkuman たなる野望 あら 新4 Aratanaru Yabu!!, lit up. Rockman 4: New Evil Ambition!!) !!, Rokkuman. Links to Staff. NES Games (PDF). Nintendo. Archive from the original (PDF) December 21, 2010. Received on September 24, 2011. a b c d e f h Mega Man: Official full works. Udon Entertainment. January 6, 2010. 22-7. ISBN 978-1-897376-79-9. - b c Nintendo Magazine System Employees (July 1993). Review: Mega Man 4. Nintendo magazine system. No 10. EMAP. 82-4. ISSN 0965-4240. a b Mega Man: Official full work. Udon Entertainment. 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