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The '''''Mega Man & Bass'' series''', or '''''Rockman & Forte'' series''', is a minor sub-series within the [[Classic era]]. It consists of two games - ''[[Mega Man & Bass]]'' and ''[[Rockman & Forte | The '''''Mega Man & Bass'' series''', or '''''Rockman & Forte'' series''', is a minor sub-series within the [[Classic era]]. It consists of two games - ''[[Mega Man & Bass]]'' and ''[[Rockman_&_Forte_Mirai_Kara_no_Chōsensha|Rockman & Forte Mirai Kara no Chōsensha]]'', both of which were originally exclusive to Japan, though a port of the former has since been released internationally. | ||
Both games in the series are traditional action platformers with a format very similar to the numbered [[Classic series]] entries. Their main distinction is the addition of [[Bass]], [[Mega Man (Classic era)|Mega Man's]] rival, as a second playable character, with his own abilities, upgrades and (to an extent) story relevance. On the [[Original Timeline|timeline]], both games take place after ''[[Mega Man 8]]''<ref>As evidenced by the {{MM&BLink|Data Base}} in ''Mega Man & Bass'' containing robots from all games up to and including ''8'', as well as the appearance of [[Astro Man]] and [[Tengu Man]].</ref> and presumably before ''[[Mega Man 9]]''. | Both games in the series are traditional action platformers with a format very similar to the numbered [[Classic series]] entries. Their main distinction is the addition of [[Bass]], [[Mega Man (Classic era)|Mega Man's]] rival, as a second playable character, with his own abilities, upgrades and (to an extent) story relevance. On the [[Original Timeline|timeline]], both games take place after ''[[Mega Man 8]]''<ref>As evidenced by the {{MM&BLink|Data Base}} in ''Mega Man & Bass'' containing robots from all games up to and including ''8'', as well as the appearance of [[Astro Man]] and [[Tengu Man]].</ref> and presumably before ''[[Mega Man 9]]''. | ||
Revision as of 19:26, 3 November 2023
The Mega Man & Bass series, or Rockman & Forte series, is a minor sub-series within the Classic era. It consists of two games - Mega Man & Bass and Rockman & Forte Mirai Kara no Chōsensha, both of which were originally exclusive to Japan, though a port of the former has since been released internationally.
Both games in the series are traditional action platformers with a format very similar to the numbered Classic series entries. Their main distinction is the addition of Bass, Mega Man's rival, as a second playable character, with his own abilities, upgrades and (to an extent) story relevance. On the timeline, both games take place after Mega Man 8[1] and presumably before Mega Man 9.
Games
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| Mega Man & Bass | Super Famicom, Game Boy Advance |
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Super Famicom version only released in Japan, as Rockman & Forte | ||||||||||||
| Rockman & Forte: Mirai Kara no Chōsensha | WonderSwan |
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Literally "Mega Man & Bass: Challenger from the Future", Japan only | ||||||||||||
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