Most of the graphics are taken from the Famicom version, including some unused enemy graphics. The GBC version has similar graphics and levels, but has completely different music. The ending explains that Thunder Blast Man has saved Gadem City from the Paulung-Tang gang and that the city has made a statue of him. This is a bit different in the mine cart segment of the final world, as falling into the spikes give you a game over regardless of health or continues, but you restart the level with your on-hand items (spare continue and/or weapons) intact. If you die in a stage you can continue from the point that you left off at (assuming you have a continue you always start a new game with a continue) but if you used it up or don't have one you have to restart at the stage you're currently on, losing your bought weapons in the process. The fourth area is a motorbike chase scene which looks and plays somewhat similarly to the speedboat sequence towards the end of Wave Man's stage in Mega Man 5. After clearing these, the game becomes linear as you access the last three areas automatically in order. The first three areas are available on the stage select screen, and most stages (save for the fourth area, where the boss is fought at the end of a single motorbike area) are split into two parts and a boss each.
As well as this, Thunder Blast Man has a charge move triggered by holding B and, after it fully charges (designated by the health bar flashing) releasing it while holding up, left, or right to fly in that direction (releasing it while being still cancels the move.) This allows him to get across many pits throughout the game. You can get different weapons as well as buy a spare continue (if you don't have one) by visiting stores located before boss fights in each world, save for the motorcycle stage. Thunder Blast Man himself (also commonly known as Rockman X) appears to be based on Rockman/Mega Man and bears a passing resemblance to Quick Man from Mega Man 2, as well as sporting a cape. His default weapon is a boomerang as opposed to a standard Mega Buster, and only one can be thrown on screen at a time. The game also includes a story in English where Gadem City celebrates its centennial before the mayor's daughter, Miss Lucy, is kidnapped by the Paulung-Tang gang (led by Havel), who then take over and sabotage the city, holding it for a $20 billion ransom. So probably Megaman Sprite Game is one of the most popular OHR games on the internet.Rocman X's title screen is mostly copied from the first Rockman ( Mega Man)'s Famicom game with the logo taken from Rockman X ( Mega Man X), without the "K". The dry phrase "what", that appears often in Megaman Sprite Game, is cited in some other OHR games as well.Īs the comic, on which the game is based, still recieves new posts, plenty of fanarts exist. Still the graphics aren't ripped from Nintendo games, as they were drawn by hand to resemble the original Megaman characters.
The graphics are cheap but different, with all the characters making a similar grimace. The stupid humour is the reason, why the game is still remembered. Megaman Sprite Game appeared on the Top 30 list in 2019 as number 15. That (of course it does) results in a big, big adventure for them! Megaman and his brother Zero have to look for three magic b-balls.
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