Mega Man
ロックマン
Mega Man
- Family Computer
- Capcom
- Platformer / Action
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Overview
Overview
A side-scrolling action game released by Capcom for the Famicom in 1987. Players choose the order of six stages, each guarded by a distinctive Robot Master boss. The music was composed by Manami Matsumae.
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Development
Development
A six-person team created the game specifically for the home console market rather than as an arcade port.
- Developer
- Capcom
- Publisher
- Capcom
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Gameplay
Gameplay overview
Players tackle six stages in any order; defeating a Robot Master grants its special weapon, whose limited ammunition is replenished by items from defeated enemies.
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Technology
Technology
- Platform
- Family Computer
- CPU
- Ricoh RP2A03 (MOS 6502-based) 1.79 MHz
- Media
- ROM cartridge
- Bits (period term)
- 8-bit
Platform specifications are sourced on the console page.
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Platforms
Platforms
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Creators
Creators
- Director
- Akira Kitamura
- Producer
- Takashi Nishiyama
- Composer
- Manami Matsumae
Credits are limited to what the sources state.
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Related Games
Related games
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スーパーマリオブラザーズ
- Release
- JP 1985.09.13
- Dev
- Nintendo R&D4
- Genre
- Platformer / Action
- GAME1986Family Computer
Dragon Quest
ドラゴンクエスト
- Release
- JP 1986.05.27
- Dev
- Chunsoft
- Genre
- RPG / JRPG
- GAME1986Famicom Disk System
Metroid
メトロイド
- Release
- JP 1986.08.06
- Dev
- Nintendo R&D1, Intelligent Systems
- Genre
- Action-adventure
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Legacy
Legacy
Initially not a large commercial success, it became a word-of-mouth sleeper hit and was later included in Mega Man Legacy Collection (2015).
Series: Mega Man
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Sources
Sources
- [1]Mega Man (1987 video game)ReferenceAccessed 2026-09-26
Wikipedia (English)
- [2]ロックマン (ゲーム)ReferenceAccessed 2026-09-26
Wikipedia(日本語版)
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Image Credits
Image credits
This page uses no box art or screenshots, because their rights cannot be individually verified. The background artwork is an abstract pattern generated from the title's data. Credits for the platform photograph are on the console page.
