Mega Man (franchise)

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Classic series
This is the original Mega Man series, in which he battles Dr. Wily. This series spawned multiple spinoffs.
 * Mega Man -NES-1987
 * Mega Man 2 -NES-1990
 * Mega Man 3 -NES-1991
 * Mega Man 4 -NES-1992
 * Mega Man 5 -NES-1993
 * Mega Man 6 -NES-1994
 * Mega Man 7 -SNES-1995
 * Mega Man 8 -Playstation/Sega Saturn-1997


 * Mega Man and Bass -SNES/Game Boy Advance-1998/2002


 * Mega Man: The Power Battle -Arcade-1995
 * Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters -Arcade-1996


 * Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge -Game Boy-1991
 * Mega Man II -Game Boy-1991
 * Mega Man III -Game Boy-1992
 * Mega Man IV -Game Boy-1993
 * Mega Man V -Game Boy-1994


 * Mega Man Soccer-SNES-1994
 * Mega Man: Battle and Chase - Playstation (Europe)-1997


 * Mega Man (PC) -PC-1990
 * Mega Man 3 (PC) -PC-1991
 * Mega Man (Game Gear) -Game Gear-1994


 * Mega Man: The Wily Wars - Sega Genesis-1994
 * Mega Man: Anniversary Collection PS2/GameCube/Xbox-2004
 * Mega Man Anniversary Collection (Game Boy) -Game Boy Advanced-To Be Announced


 * Mega Man 1 (Mobile)- Mobile phone

Mega Man: Powered Up
Recently, Capcom has decided to remake the original Mega man game to have higher graphics and other features, like two new Robot Masters, an intro stage, and the feature to unlock and play as the Robot Masters. It is unknown whether or not they shall recreate the entire series, but the MMWiki has prepared for this.
 * Mega Man: Powered Up - Playstation Portable-2006

Japan-only
These are games of the Mega Man original series that were released only in Japan or nearby countries.
 * Rockman Battle and Fighters -Neo-Geo Pocket Color-2000
 * Wily and Right's RockBoard: That's Paradise -NES-1990
 * Superadventure Rockman -Playstation/Sega Saturn-1997
 * Rockman Complete Works -Playstation-1999
 * Rockman and Forte: Challenger From the Future -Wonderswan-1999
 * Rockman Collection Special Box -Playstation 2-2003
 * Rockman Power Battle Fighters -Playstation 2-2004
 * Rockman Strategy - PC-date unknown (China)

X series
The Mega Man X series is the continuation of the original Mega Man series. It shows the future of the world Mega Man protected. It's about Mega Man X and Zero fighting Mavericks and the seemingly immortal Sigma.
 * Mega Man X -SNES-1993
 * Mega Man X2 -SNES-1994
 * Mega Man X3 -SNES-1995
 * Mega Man X4 -Playstation/Sega Saturn-1997
 * Mega Man Xtreme -Game Boy Colour-2000
 * Mega Man X5 -Playstation-2000
 * Mega Man Xtreme 2 -Game Boy Colour-2001
 * Mega Man X6 -Playstation-2001
 * Mega Man X7 -Playstation 2-2003
 * Mega Man X: Command Mission -Gamecube/Playstation 2-2004
 * Mega Man X8 -Playstation 2-2004


 * Mega Man X3 remix -Playstation/Sega Saturn-1996
 * Mega Man Collection Special Box -Playstation 2-2003
 * Mega Man X Collection-Playstation 2/Gamecube-2006
 * Maverick Hunter X - Playstation Portable-2006

Legends Series
The Mega Man Legends series is another spinoff of the original Mega Man series. It takes place on a planet that is more than 90% covered in water. It is unknown if this series is into the timeline at all. There is a reference to this in the Mega Man X5 ending if Zero went Maverick, so it could be another alternate universe, as is the Mega Man Zero series.
 * Mega Man Legends -Playstation/N64-1997
 * The Misadventures of Tron Bonne -Playstation-1999
 * Mega Man Legends 2 -Playstation-2000

Battle Network Series
The MegaMan Battle Network series takes place in a more realistic area, in which the internet is one of the largest things and people have Net Navi's (small fighters who inhabit the internet.) This series does not take place in the timeline. This is a different timeline altogether.
 * MegaMan Battle Network -Game Boy Advance-2001
 * MegaMan Battle Network 2 -Game Boy Advance-2001
 * MegaMan Battle Network 3 White -Game Boy Advance-2002
 * MegaMan Network Transmission -GameCube-2003
 * MegaMan Battle Network 3 Blue -Game Boy Advance-2003
 * MegaMan Battle Chip Challenge -Game Boy Advance-2003
 * MegaMan Battle Network 4 Red Sun -Game Boy Advance-2004
 * MegaMan Battle Network 4 Blue Moon -Game Boy Advance-2004
 * MegaMan Battle Network 5 Team ProtoMan -Game Boy Advance-2005
 * MegaMan Battle Network 5 Team Colonel -Game Boy Advance-2005
 * MegaMan Battle Network 5 Double Team DS -Nintendo DS-2005
 * MegaMan Battle Network 6 Cybeast Falzer -Game Boy Advance-2006
 * MegaMan Battle Network 6 Cybeast Gregar -Game Boy Advance-2006

Japan only

 * Rockman EXE WS -WonderSwan-2003
 * Rockman EXE N1 Battle -WonderSwan-2003
 * Rockman EXE 4.5 Real Operation -Game Boy Advance-2004

Zero Series
The Mega Man Zero series is the continuation of the Mega Man X series. It tells the story of what happened to Zero after the events of the Mega Man X series and many other things. Since Mega Man X6 changed how things were originally planned, this could be considered an "alternate universe". Like, what would've happened had Mega Man X6 not taken place.
 * Mega Man Zero -Game Boy Advance-2002
 * Mega Man Zero 2 -Game Boy Advance-2003
 * Mega Man Zero 3 -Game Boy Advance-2004
 * Mega Man Zero 4 -Game Boy Advance-2005

Mega Man ZX
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Cameos
These games are not Mega Man games, but games in which Mega Man characters have appeared in, and, in most cases, be playable.

Playable cameos
Games which Mega Man characters are playable.
 * Capcom World 2 -Arcade-1992
 * Marvel vs Capcom -Arcade/Dreamcast/Playstation-1999
 * SNK vs Capcom: Gekitotsu Card Fighter -Neo Geo Pocket Color-1999
 * Marvel vs Capcom 2 -Arcade/Dreamcast/Playstation_2/Xbox-2000
 * Cannon Spike -Arcade/Dreamcast-2000
 * SNK vs Capcom: Card Fighter 2 Expand Edition -Neo Geo Pocket Color-2001
 * SNK vs Capcom: SvC Chaos -Arcade/Neo Geo/Playstation 2/Xbox-2003
 * Onimusha Blade Warriors -Playstation 2-2003
 * Boktai 2: Solar boy Django -Gameboy Advance-2004
 * Celebrity Deathmatch -PS2/Xbox/Gamecube-2003

Cameos only
Games which the Mega Man characters are not playable.
 * Pocket Fighters -PlayStation/Saturn