Mega Man 6: The NES Sequel Capcom Didn’t Want to Publish in America
You find it on the shelf in early 1994, tucked between the SNES titles that are starting to take over the end caps. Same blue
You find it on the shelf in early 1994, tucked between the SNES titles that are starting to take over the end caps. Same blue
By December 1992, you knew exactly what you were getting into. Dr. Wily was behind it. Eight stages waited in whatever order you wanted to
Somewhere in a box of old Nintendo Power issues, a kid’s crayon drawing of a robot with drill hands is sitting in a landfill of
You beat Mega Man 2. You felt unstoppable. Then you popped Mega Man 3 into the console expecting more of the same triumphant blue-bomber action,
December 1987. You’re standing in front of a wall of NES boxes, and one of them has a guy on the cover who looks like
If you owned an NES in the mid-1980s, there’s a good chance you never actually bought Super Mario Bros. You just had it. Nintendo packed