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Capcom returned to the blue bombers roots years later in 2008 with the triumphant return to 8-bit platforming in Mega Man 9. Spinning off onto many different consoles and into many different directions and series’ such as Mega Man X, and Mega Man Battle Network, it felt as though Capcom wasn’t confident in which direction to take Mega Man any longer and ignored the blue bomber for many years. Mega Man proved so much a success, however, that it survived and continued to expand to Super Nintendo with Mega Man 7 – 8 in much newer, and a much improved graphics style while still maintaining its gruelingly hard, but brilliant level design. But gamers had moved on to Super Nintendo a year to two years prior to Mega Man 6’s release in 1993, bringing a close to the golden age of 8-bit gaming for the series. "A criterion of originality, the Mega Man Legacy Collection captures the first six Nintendo games all in their original format for a great, low price."Īs time went on, Mega Man 3 – 6 followed, and still upon the original Nintendo, for many more years. Mega Man was a game that brought forth legends separating the boys from the men. It was difficult, unforgiving, and often, very cruel with its tremendous gaps and “just short” jumping ability.

Originally conceptualized and created by Akira Kitamura, Mega Man was the anti-Super Mario Bros. A tight controlled platformer game with incredibly, intricate level design, nasty-hard bad guys and bosses, blood pumping hard difficulty, and, of course, awesome abilities. Born in the golden age of the original Nintendo Entertainment System, Capcom introduced us to the blue bomber himself, Mega Man.