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"Mega Man," also known as "Rockman" in Japan, is an iconic side-scrolling action-platformer game developed by Capcom for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). Released in 1987, it introduced players to a blue robot named Mega Man, who embarks on a quest to defeat the evil Dr. Wily and his rebellious robot masters. The game is renowned for its challenging levels and innovative gameplay feature: the ability to gain a new weapon from each robot master defeated. This allows players to use different strategies and weapons to overcome obstacles and enemies, adding a significant layer of strategy and replay value.

The game's development was led by a small team including designer Akira Kitamura and composer Manami Matsumae, who created memorable chiptune music that has become iconic within the gaming community. Despite initial low sales and mixed reviews, "Mega Man" eventually gained traction and acclaim, leading to numerous sequels and spin-offs, making it one of Capcom’s most enduring franchises. The game is especially noted for its high difficulty level and precise control mechanics, which demand timing and accuracy, proving to be a rewarding experience for players who master its gameplay nuances. This initial installment set the foundation for future titles in the series, each building on its unique blend of action, strategy, and distinctive blue robotic hero.

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