

In short, yes, the weaknesses from Mega Man & Bass carry over. Finally, Bass’ shots do not travel through walls a la Mega Man’s. He also can’t run and shoot like Mega Man, which makes him “stickier” to play as. First off, his damage per shot is roughly half that of Mega Man’s (to compensate for his rapid fire ability). Jgonzo: Bass plays almost exactly as he did in Mega Man & Bass, so of course, he inherits all of his weaknesses from that game. There have been 9 likes from 11 votes on this game.Capcom's Jgonzo has come through with a handful of details in regards to Mega Man 10's Bass mode in the form of a Q&A session between fans:Īsh: I have a question! Does Bass have the same weaknesses he does in Mega Man & Bass - namely, he can't run while shooting (he has to stay still) and his shots can't travel through walls (except when in Treble Boost mode)? To save your game: hover over the emulator screen and use the icons to save your progress.ĭown arrow icon (save), Up arrow icon (load). Complete the game and go back to your sister!Ĭlick inside the screen to activate controlsĪrrow Keys – Directional Buttons / Movement The game features advanced robot bosses to defeat: Cut Man, Elec Man, Ice Man, Fire Man, Bomb Man, and Guts Man.

This protagonist has the ability to siphon the abilities of bosses he defeated so he can use it against other enemies. Also known as Rockman in Japan, the game features a blue robot protagonist that could shoot energy balls in his hand. The original Mega Man was created back in 1987 for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Let’s go back to the classic and play the old-school Mega Man! Shoot down six robot bosses and conquer their domain in this side scrolling action shooter game that spawned countless of sequels and spin-offs!
