Mega Man needs no introduction. Since his 1987 NES debut, the “Blue Bomber” has been loved by millions of fans worldwide. It’s undeniable that Mega Man (or Rockman as he’s known in Japan) is one of the most famous characters in all of video game history. Mega Man is most widely known for his console games, but this episode we're focusing on his adventures with Proto Man and Bass in the arcades. Get out your headphones and Capcom-licensed replica “Arm Buster” for some QSound in Mega Man: The Power Battle and Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters including a special appearance of the Neo Geo Pocket Color combo port of both games titled Rockman: Battle & Fighters.

Track List:

0:00:01 Ranking - Mega Man: The Power Battle (ARC)

0:00:12 Title

0:06:04 Napalm Man

0:07:21 Crash Man

0:12:49 Guts Man

0:14:16 Gemini Man

0:23:45 Shadow Man

0:25:00 Mega Man 7 Opening

0:29:11 Junk Man

0:30:33 Shade Man

0:39:51 Opening - Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters (ARC)

0:41:45 Plant Man

0:43:00 Bubble Man

0:44:26 Heat Man

0:45:56 Cut Man

0:55:18 Stone Man

0:56:44 Elec Man

0:58:16 Slash Man

1:04:11 Air Man

1:05:48 Mad Grinder

1:07:06 Mecha Dragon

1:13:15 Player Select Screen - Rockman: Battle & Fighters (NGPC)

1:13:57 Cut Man

1:14:40 Shade Man

1:21:53 Wily Boss

1:22:57 Wily Machine

1:23:55 Forte’s Ending

1:35:40 Mega Man’s Ending #2

Mega Man: The Power Battle - (Arcade, 1995) Composed by Setsuo Yamamoto and Hideki Okugawa

Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters - (Arcade, 1996) Composed by Hideki Okugawa, Yuko Takehara, Yuki Iwai

Rockman: Battle & Fighters - (NGPC, 2000) Composed by Unknown