The third portable game also keeps the difficulty the first Game Boy adaption was known for. Being a favorite of Inafune, Punk recieved a NetNavi counterpart in Battle Network 3, a rare occurence for a non-Robot Master. His weapon flies in an upward arc in your hands though, making it the perfect tool to defeat the hard to reach Wily Machine weakness in this game. He then turns into a invulnerable spiked ball to fling himself across the room. Looking similar to Buzzsaw from Silverhawks, he tosses Screw Crushers like Metal Blades, able to slice Mega Man to ribbons with only a few saws. Possibly the most deadly of the Mega Man Killers. Not to mention the new Wily stages and new Mega Man Killer.
Those tadpole eggs are easy to mow down with Mega Man 4‘s Mega Buster, and those Hammer Joes from Mega Man 3 are prevalent within the later stages. Much like the rest of the Game Boy games, the merging of games slips in mechanics and enemies across each original title. There also isn’t a lot of brand-new content aside from the first appearance of the timer bomb platforms. One drawback is that the Robot Master stage music consists of direct downgraded arrangements of the original NES tunes with no surprises in the melodies. All the new tilesets take full advantage of the limited shades the system had available, filled with detail even in monochrome. The sound effects have much more oomph and the sprites are a lot crisper.
The developers finally found their groove with this title, making strides over the earlier stumbling blocks and serving as the engine framework for the rest of the Game Boy games. As usual, it’s four revived Robot Masters standing in the way to Wily’s fortress, only for four more to arrive like the calvary. Wily drilling and drawing energy from the Earth via an off-shore oil platform to power his newly built machines. The story doesn’t try anything fancy, merely having Dr. After the problematic outsourcing of Mega Man II, Capcom gave the developmental reins back to Minakuchi Engineering, who would work on the rest of the Game Boy lineup with consistently better results.
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