
Famicom · 1988
Mega Man 2
Mega Man 2 lets you choose eight Robot Master stages and reuse defeated bosses’ weapons in later encounters.

Famicom · 1988
Mega Man 2 lets you choose eight Robot Master stages and reuse defeated bosses’ weapons in later encounters.
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Arrow keys move · Z / X are main buttons · Enter starts · V selects.
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Mega Man 2 lets you choose eight Robot Master stages and reuse defeated bosses’ weapons in later encounters.
Stage selection is part of the puzzle. Each Robot Master gives Mega Man a weapon that can help against another boss or a stage obstacle. Weapon energy is limited, while movement-support items create additional ways through difficult sections.
A defeated Robot Master gives you a weapon another boss may be weak against. Reconsider the stage-select screen after each victory. The support items also create platforms, so a new item can change how you approach an awkward ladder or gap.
This is the Famicom console sequel, not Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters, which is a separate arcade game.
Background and mechanics: Wikipedia game reference.
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