Capcom Games

One of the hardest NES games ever made — Arthur must rescue Princess Guinevere through six brutally difficult levels, and then do it all again on a second, harder loop to reach the true ending.

The Blue Bomber's first portable outing takes bosses from Mega Man 1 and 2 and combines them into a challenging handheld adventure. A faithful if punishing translation of the NES series that holds its own as a standalone Mega Man experience.

The portable Mega Man X experience for Game Boy Color, adapting stages from the first two SNES Mega Man X games. Mega Man Xtreme's compact level selection, Zero as an unlockable playable character, and Challenge mode made it the best Mega Man portable experience available before the GBA era.

Capcom's 2001 PS1 action-platformer developed rapidly after Mega Man X5 — Mega Man X6 continues with Zero's apparent death, introduces Nightmare enemies that make stages harder dynamically, adds the Zero-like playable Gate and Nightmare bosses, and represents the final Mega Man X game developed entirely for 32-bit hardware.