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Mega Man 3 – Nintendo NES Spil

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Mega Man 3 – Nintendo NES Game Mega Man 3 is a classic action-platformer for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and one of the most popular games in the iconic Mega Man series. The game builds on the success of the earlier titles with more stages, new abilities, and even more robot bosses. You again play as the robot hero Mega Man, who must stop the evil Dr. Wily. Along the way you also meet Dr. Light and the mysterious robot Proto Man. The game also introduces Mega Man's faithful robotic dog Rush, who can assist with various abilities such as jumping higher or flying over large gaps. As in the other Mega Man games, you can choose the order of the stages yourself. When you defeat a Robot Master, you gain their special weapon, which can be used strategically against other bosses. Robot Masters and characters you can meet in the game: Mega Man, Dr. Wily, Dr. Light, Proto Man, Rush, Top Man, Spark Man, Needle Man, Hard Man, Magnet Man, Gemini Man, Snake Man, Shadow Man, Yellow Devil, Break Man, Gamma. Genre: Platform / Action Number of players: 1 player Multiplayer: No See my other listings from the collection and follow me.

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Mega man 3 NES Nintendo games spil

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