Waveman says “YAR!” And Waveman PC cries in his sleep. Pirate mania (aka “let’s empty my pirate folder”) continues.
Rockman 5 – The cover was swiped from SWATPRO magazine. Of all the … possible sources. And they altered it somewhat too. Although where that ,,, blue thing in the background comes from, I dunno.
Rockman Z -Found pictures of the box. Nothing too mind blowing.
Rockman World Collection – Actually gives itself a title, unlike a great many other Rockman World collections. Oddly uses a mix of R&F sprites, CW artwork and … an NES sprite for the Rock Monster.
Rockman X3 – Not as bland as the Rockman X2 cart, but it’s a rather bold claim. It probably has plain old regular Rockman 3.
Rockman VS Castlevania (I think) (PC) – Captain N fans, eat your eart out! No clue what this game is about and I’m only mostly sure it’s for the PC.
Rockman ??? (PC) – Another PC game, this time using artwork fromt he old Dreamwave comics. No idea what this is about either.
4-in-1 – Another “DS” 4 in 1s, this time featuring X instead of Zero. Looks like it might just be the exact same multicart from just looking at the art alone.
??? – Doesn’t even have the decency to name the Wily Wars on this multicart.
Rockman ??? – A really generic Rockman Gameboy game cart.
12 In 1 – All the Rockman Worlds in an odd order with a variety of non related games. (What does MM have to do with any of them?)
Megaman Collection X4 – X4 – 8 (PSX) -I guess someone though bundling all the Playstation games was a good idea. But why bother to mix Megaman games in with Rockman?
3 Rockman – … I’m gonna count this as a multicart and assume it’s not just Rockman 3. Interestingly, none of the art shown are for NES Rocman games.
Rockman X6 DVI Connecter (PC) – I have no idea. Maybe it comes with X6 … I guess …
Rockman X3 (SNES) – Is an X3 by any other name play as well? Or is as hard?
Rockman ??? – It doesn’t get much more generic than this.
Goodie – another Pirated Game post! I love these (as you know), and I think I can help you identify a couple of these as I own them, or at least have seen them.The first "Rockman ???" one you have listed (the PC one with the Dreamwave Comics artwork) is called "Rockman 2005 Collection" and is a huge compilation of various Rockman games on one disc for the PC (basically the disc contains a menu with some music and, once you select a game, it boots up an appropriate emulator to run the game with). Games include "Rockman" through "Rockman 7" on the Famicom (7 is pirated), "Rocman X" (pirated), various "Rockman Zero" and EXE games, "Rockman & Forte," "Rockman X6," the 2 arcade games, a DASH game for the PC, and a couple of X games on the PC. Interestingly, it lists Command Mission, but it is not on the disc.I looked around a bit, and here's the "official" description for "Castlevania VS. Rockman" (translated, of course!):"1CD-ROMMega Man: CAPCOM Alone action game "Mega Man" is actually not just a classic action game, but also other areas in the RPG break a piece of heaven. The player controls the team that everyone has a different battle rhythms, the use of weapons and even features are different, how the characteristics of different characters and even "rhythm," issued a directive would be a great fun game.Castlevania From: in 1986 the first Castlevania series of games has been well received since the release of players loved Castlevania series of games in almost every game works on both hosts, and a step by step to improve its combat systems. Around the main character in the game is extremely proxy vampire vampire castle in the battle commenced.Castlevania soloCastlevania – Aria of the Big Dipper DanceCastlevania – Aria of QuCastlevania Concerto"It basically looks like some sort of compillation disc as well, though I'm not entirely sure of what Rockman games are on it, but it looks like a DASH game or maybe both, and maybe an X game or two. The game looks like it can be downloaded from this Chinese site:http://download.it168.com/228/242/38428/index.shtml~Brahman (Jesse)
Good info. I'll add it to my archives.
I also find the PlayStation compilation quite interesting. I wonder though: It's got a volume number, which leads me to think that there might be other volumes of this kind out there somewhere. I was wondering why it contained only X3, X4, and 8, but this is quite a feat for a 1-disc game, and so maybe X5 and X6 are part of another volume or something? Still, you'd think they could at least spell "collection" correctly…