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Of course, Light would not stand for this, so once again, peace in the world was shattered, and Mega Man was called forth from his search for Wily (whom they had yet to find) to go after Cossack's Robot Masters. This time, however, Dr. Light had an upgrade ready for Mega Man's Buster. He had modified it into what he calls the "Mega Buster," which allows him to charge/focus energy into powerful plasma shots. It had been about a year since the events of Mega Man 3. Dr. Wily had seemingly perished after the final battle, having been apparently crushed by the falling debris from his fortress. But the peace is short-lived when Dr. Light is contacted by a new Mad Scientist named Dr. Cossack, who has sent his own new breed of robot masters out to challenge Mega Man. Tired of Dr. Light recieving all of the recognition for his accomplishments while his have been ignored, Cossack intends to destroy Light's crowning achievement and then put his broken body on display for the whole world to see, as proof that he is the superior one. Mega Man 4 is the fourth Nintendo Entertainment System entry in the Mega Man series, initially being released in 1991. The game is, as always, a traditional platforming title that requires Mega Man to venture through eight stages, defeat each of the Robot Masters in each stage, and then finally take on Dr. Wily's fortress. New enhancements were added to the game, including the ability to charge your shots, a grappling hook, a new robot friend (Flip-Top), and various others. This Sprite of Dr. Cossack, which can be seen by looking at it closely, reveals that he was supposed to turn to the side when moving from left to right in his vehicle during the battle. No word as to why it went unused. It probably would have looked a bit better. Mega Man 4, known in Japan as Rockman 4: Aratanaru Yabou!! (ロックマン4 新たなる野望！！ Rokkuman 4 Aratanaru Yabou!!?, which means, "Rockman 4: A New Evil Ambition!!"), is the fourth game in the Mega Man series released for the Family Computer and NES late in the console's life (1991-93). The game introduced the New Mega Buster as well as the concept of a "fake" villain (Dr. Cossack). Mega Man 4 ist der vierte Teil der Classic-Reihe. Mega Man 4, conocido en Japón como , es el cuarto videojuego de la línea principal de Mega Man. Fue desarrollado por Capcom en 1991, con la dirección de Keiji Inafune y Tokuro Fujiwara, lanzado para la consola Nintendo Famicom el 6 de Diciembre de 1991; siendo localizado en Occidente, para la Nintendo Entertainment System en 1992.

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This Sprite of Dr. Cossack, which can be seen by looking at it closely, reveals that he was supposed to turn to the side when moving from left to right in his vehicle during the battle. No word as to why it went unused. It probably would have looked a bit better. Of course, Light would not stand for this, so once again, peace in the world was shattered, and Mega Man was called forth from his search for Wily (whom they had yet to find) to go after Cossack's Robot Masters. This time, however, Dr. Light had an upgrade ready for Mega Man's Buster. He had modified it into what he calls the "Mega Buster," which allows him to charge/focus energy into powerful plasma shots. Upon defeating the eight Robot Masters designed by Cossack, Mega Man makes his way to the scientist's icy fortress and fights his way through the stronghold and ultimately defeats him, but before he delivers the coup de grace, Proto Man teleports in with Cossack's daughter, Kalinka. Dr. Wily had kidnapped Dr. Cossack's daughter and forced him to build an army of robots to fight Mega Man in order to win his daughter back. Now that his plan had been revealed by Proto Man, Dr. Wily stepped out of the shadows and Mega Man gave chase to Wily's lair, where he fights through the newly built Skull Castle, and this time defeats Wily, though he again does not manage to capture him. Mega Man 4 ist der vierte Teil der Classic-Reihe. Mega Man 4, conocido en Japón como , es el cuarto videojuego de la línea principal de Mega Man. Fue desarrollado por Capcom en 1991, con la dirección de Keiji Inafune y Tokuro Fujiwara, lanzado para la consola Nintendo Famicom el 6 de Diciembre de 1991; siendo localizado en Occidente, para la Nintendo Entertainment System en 1992. Mega Man 4 fue aclamado por la crítica de principios de los 90, pero en la actualidad, ha sido relegado como la representación del declive de calidad que se había instituido en los 3 primeros títulos. Asimismo, aunque añadió la innovadora mecánica del "New Mega Buster", a día de hoy, este medio se considera sobre-explotado.__TOC__ Mega Man 4, known in Japan as Rockman 4: Aratanaru Yabou!! (ロックマン4 新たなる野望！！ Rokkuman 4 Aratanaru Yabou!!?, which means, "Rockman 4: A New Evil Ambition!!"), is the fourth game in the Mega Man series released for the Family Computer and NES late in the console's life (1991-93). The game introduced the New Mega Buster as well as the concept of a "fake" villain (Dr. Cossack). It had been about a year since the events of Mega Man 3. Dr. Wily had seemingly perished after the final battle, having been apparently crushed by the falling debris from his fortress. But the peace is short-lived when Dr. Light is contacted by a new Mad Scientist named Dr. Cossack, who has sent his own new breed of robot masters out to challenge Mega Man. Tired of Dr. Light recieving all of the recognition for his accomplishments while his have been ignored, Cossack intends to destroy Light's crowning achievement and then put his broken body on display for the whole world to see, as proof that he is the superior one. However, once Mega Man had defeated Cossack's eight robot masters and confronted the doctor himself, it's revealed that Dr. Wily is still alive, and had kidnapped Dr. Cossack's daughter, Kalinka, and forced him to use his robots to battle his nemesis. Mega Man defeats Wily, who escapes, and peace is restored once more. Mega Man 4 is the fourth Nintendo Entertainment System entry in the Mega Man series, initially being released in 1991. The game is, as always, a traditional platforming title that requires Mega Man to venture through eight stages, defeat each of the Robot Masters in each stage, and then finally take on Dr. Wily's fortress. New enhancements were added to the game, including the ability to charge your shots, a grappling hook, a new robot friend (Flip-Top), and various others. The game has also been released on the Wii Virtual Console in Japan on February 9, 2010, the PAL region on April 16, 2010 and in North America on April 19, 2010.

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