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TAS tools were used to make this playthrough. 👉 Subscribe to the channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT6YAuElq1juoiC9IGrj3vQ More retro stuff here at RetroGameUp! https://retrogameup.com/ ☕️ Buy a coffee for support! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/retrogameup Follow me on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/Retrogameup-496507483739012 TAS tools were used to make this high quality gameplay video. Timestamps 0:00 Cut Man stage 5:02 Gut Man stage 8:05 Ice Man stage 12:18 Bomb Man stage 17:18 Fire Man stage 21:05 Elec Man stage 25:26 Dr. Wily stage (Part 1) 30:24 Dr. Wily stage (Part 2) 34:12 Dr. Wily stage (Part 3) 36:36 Dr. Wily stage (Part 4) 40:27 Ending GAME DESCRIPTION The very first Mega Man is a platformer that was released in 1987 by Capcom for the NES. The game was then followed by numerous games as well as sub-series such as Mega Man X or Mega Man: Battle Network. According to the instruction manual, Mega Man is the creation of Dr. Wright, a genius scientist that wished to created robots for specific duties. With his assistant, Dr. Wily, they went to create additional Humanoids Robot to perform their prescribed tasks. However, Dr. Wright noticed how all these robots become unreliable and also dangerous overtime. He realizes that it is actually because of Dr. Wily, who grew jealous of his success and reprogrammed these robots for his own purposes of world domination. Managing to put Mega Man aside, Dr. Wright instruct Mega Man to protect the universe and its people by venturing through area related to each respective robot and stop Dr. Wily’s scheme. At the beginning of the game, Mega Man can choose which Robot Masters to fight first, although there is an optimal path to make the game easier. Then, he must venture in a world themed by the boss itself and then confront it. He is able to shoot pellets with his Cannon Blast as well as jumping or climbing. He will fight a wide variety of small robot, such as Blader, moving Spine or Flying Shell. The majority of them will just move to hit mega Man, but some of them, such as the Sniper Joe, are able to shoot back. Cut man, Guts man, Ice man, Bomb man, Fire man and Elec man are the sixth Robot Masters of the first game. Each uses their element to attack Mega Man, but in Gutsman’s case, he will use his artificial strength to throw boulder. After defeating all six Robot Masters, Mega Man will enter Dr. Wily factories and will try to stop him. The final area is divided into four distinct stages, each with bosses at the end. The first one feature the Yellow Devil, a giant robot capable of moving itself part by part. The second level will be a rematch against two of the Robot Masters (Cut Man and Elec Man) as well as a copy of Mega Man. The third stage and with seven CWU-01P, machines that wander around the screen. They will go faster and faster as each of them gets destroyed by Mega Man. Finally, the last level is a rematch against the remaining Robot Master and the confrontation with Dr. Wily. Defeating him there and the game. MEGA MAN PLAYTHROUGH The playthrough was done on the USA version of the game. The goal is to beat the game without getting hit. The secondary goal is to have the highest high score as possible. The first Mega Man is notable to feature a point system that was dropped in the following game and most other main game of the series. Luck manipulation was done to get a 100 000 points bounty against all bosses. Luck manipulation was used to have a 100 000 points bounty for each bosses. TAS tools were used to make this playthrough.

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TAS tools were used in this playthrough. 👉 Subscribe to the channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT6YAuElq1juoiC9IGrj3vQ More retro stuff here at RetroGameUp's website! https://retrogameup.com/ Follow RetroGameUp on Twitter! https://twitter.com/RetroGameUp1 ☕️ Buy a coffee for support! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/retrogameup Follow RetroGameUp on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/Retrogameup-496507483739012 Double Dragon was developed by Technos Japan Corp. and published by Tradewest for the NES in 1988 for the North American, European and Japanese Market. It is based on the 1987 arcade game of the same name by Techno Japan Corp. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Title screen 0:53 Mode A - Mission 1 2:55 Mode A - Mission 2 5:12 Mode A - Mission 3 11:50 Mode A - Mission 4 17:17 Mode A - Ending 17:48 Mode B - Billy vs Jimmy 19:36 Mode B - Will Mirror Match 21:14 Mode B - Rowper Mirror Match 23:04 Mode B - Linda Mirror Match 24:39 Mode B - Chin Mirror Match 26:30 Mode B - Abobo Mirror Match Game description Double Dragon for the NES is a port of the arcade original made in 1988. This is the very first game made by Technos Japan outside of the arcade world. Although sharing the same type of gameplay, theme and characters, many elements differ from the arcade original. The most notable is the alteration of the multiplayer mode. It is not possible to play a cooperative game, only alternating turns. Other major change is a learning system that allows you to do new move as you get level. Each time you get 1000 heart points, you gain a level and thus, new moves. After five levels, you gained all the move of the game. The third major change in the NES port of Double Dragon is the level design. Although following the arcade original, each level has new features. More emphasis on platforming section were added as well. Lastly, the game includes a special mode when you can play as every character except the final boss, Machine Gun Willy. This mode can be played against the CPU or another player. Each character has unique sprites for this mode, but in Abobo case, most of it was recycled from Mode A. It is only possible to play mirror matches dues to technical limitations (it is not possible to have 2 different characters fighting each other). There is a single arena for all the fight. You play as Billy Lee, a highly trained martial artist. One day, he witnesses thugs kidnapping his beloved girlfriend Marian. He vows to save her and go through four missions in order to defeat Machine Gun Willy and Jimmy Lee, who is revealed to be the true boss of the Shadow Warrior. Jimmy Lee’s role is unique in this port, to explain the lack of multiplayer modes. In every other port and all the following games, he is the equivalent of Luigi in Mario Games, filling the second player slot and helping his twin brother get Marian back. You start with 2 lives, but you don’t get extra life and there is no continue. However, health is replenished each time you change section. Mission 1 has 2 sections, Mission 2 has a single one, Mission 3 has 4 sections and Mission 4 has 3 sections. In the first three sections of Mission 3 as well as the first section of Mission 4, you must take the right path to advance to the next section. If you don’t, the section will loop and you will have to do it again, without your health restored. There is also a time limit for each section, but there is plenty of time to complete each mission without worrying about it. Even if you don’t have any health remaining, you will still be able to fight until you get a knockdown. Falling from a height will cause Billy to be in a knockdown state, but he won't take damage. However, if you perform this action while having no hit point remaining, you will lose a life. Falling off-screen, in the water or in lava will cause you to lose a life. Thankfully, each time you do lose a life, the game will respawn you at the last checkpoint of the current section and not at the beginning of the level. Double Dragon's Playthrough The playthrough use the USA version of Double Dragon. Mode A is the main game. The main goal is to get to the end of the game without being hit once. It also aim to show every move you can do in the game. Throwing or kick enemies in holes are prioritized when possible. More emphasis was put early in the game in order to level up quickly, but no tricks were used to get to the final power level with sunblock. The general idea is to kick before punching opponents. In Abobo’s case, the idea was to take advantage of where he is fought. If there is a ledge, pushing him in his preferred. In Mission 3’s first section and Mission 4 final section’s case, going through them and kicking them is the most effective method. After finishing Mode A, Mode B is selected. 6 duels were initiated against the CPU in order to see all sixth playable character. The final battle is the one featuring Abobo. TAS tools were used in this playthrough.

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