Rockman Complete Works

The Rockman Complete Works, Rockman cover art.

Game Information Developer(s): Capcom Publisher(s): Capcom Platform(s): PlayStation Release date(s): Rockman August 5, 1999 Rockman 2 September 2, 1999 Rockman 3 September 14, 1999 Rockman 4 October 28, 1999 Rockman 5 November 25, 1999 Rockman 6 December 9, 1999 Genre(s): Action / Platform Mode(s): Single-Player Media: 1 CD-ROM each

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Rockman Complete Works is a series of remakes of the first six Rockman games released in Japan for the PlayStation console. New features include graphical improvements (including menu updates and new title screens), a new "Navi Mode" hint system, and Rockman 4-6 feature a full arranged soundtrack. They were later released as PSone Books in 2003. All six were released together with Rockman X7 in the Rockman Collection Special Box for the PlayStation 2, also only in Japan. The Mega Man: Anniversary Collection contains some of the new content from the Rockman Complete Works games, and was localized for different regions.

Contents 1 Notable Differences 2 Power-up parts 3 Cover Art 4 Screenshots 5 Video 6 Trivia 7 External links

Notable DifferencesEdit

• A Navi Mode and a difficulty select for all the games. In the Navi Mode, the player can receive hints when pressing the select button in areas where an exclamation appears.

• Mini-games in each Rockman game, like a boss time-attack (Rockman 1-3) and a Mission Mode (Rockman 4-6).

• A database for all the enemies and bosses.

• Unlockable artworks, different in each game.

• Different from Rockman Mega World, where the player can only save the game but can't use passwords, both saves and passwords can be used in Rockman Complete Works.

• Compatible with the PocketStation, allowing the download of the game Pokeroku and improving the health and strength of Rockman and the Robot Masters.

Rockman 4 to 6 only:

• Eight new unlockable Power Ups, only available in Navi Mode.

• The ability to play as Rockman without his helmet at will; simply hold R2 when selecting Original or Navi Mode.

• An unlockable Sound Room option that allows you to listen to all the music from the games.

Power-up partsEdit

In the Rockman Complete Works version of Mega Man 4 to 6, there are eight power-up parts that can be unlocked by obtaining battle data for the game's database. They can only be used in Navi Mode and Mission Mode, and Mega Man can equip two at a time.

Power-up parts
Hyper Jump	Increases Mega Man's jump height.
Auto Charge	The Mega Buster charges automatically.
Energy Saver	Halves the amount of energy used up from Special Weapons.
Hyper Shot	Normal shots become faster.
Hyper Charge Shot	Charged shots become faster.
Power Shot	Increases Mega Man's attack power.
Hyper Charge	Increases the Mega Buster's charge speed.
Speed Up	Increases Mega Man's moving speed.

Cover ArtEdit

ScreenshotsEdit

VideoEdit

Rockman Complete Works promo

TriviaEdit

• Dr. Light acts as Mega Man's navigator in Rockman 1 & 6, thus being the only navigator to have more than one appearance.
• Roll acts as Mega Man's navigator in Rockman 2.
• Proto Man acts as Mega Man's navigator in the Navi Mode of Rockman 3, even though he is the villain in that game (under the name of Break Man).
• Though Kalinka was kidnapped by Dr. Wily, she supports Rockman in the Navi Mode of Rockman 4.

• Dr. Cossack appears in Rockman 5 in Navi Mode. He doesn't appear in the original Rockman 5, except for in the instruction manuals.

• Though the Rockman Complete Works were used in the Mega Man: Anniversary Collection, only the PlayStation 2 and Xbox versions feature the remixed soundtracks from Rockman 4-6 Complete Works. Also, most of the unlockable content and the PocketStation compatibility were removed.
• Cut Man, Elec Man, Guts Man, Air Man, Bubble Man, Crash Man, Heat Man, Gemini Man and Shadow Man are the only ones to have a Complete Works soundtracks in Rockman 1-3.

External linksEdit

• Rockman Complete Works (PSone Books) official site
• Rockman Perfect Memories - Site with details of the six Rockman Complete Works games.

Mega Man series

Main characters Mega Man • Roll • Dr. Light • Dr. Wily • Proto Man • Bass • Duo • Dr. Cossack • Kalinka • King Auto • Rush • Treble • Eddie • Beat • Tango • Reggae • Cut Man • Guts Man • Robot Masters Main games Mega Man • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10 Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge • Mega Man II • III • IV • V Mega Man & Bass • Mega Man: The Power Battle • Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters • Mega Man's Soccer Mega Man: Battle & Chase • RockBoard • Super Adventure Rockman • Mega Man Powered Up Mega Man: The Wily Wars • Rockman Complete Works (Pokeroku) • Mega Man Universe (cancelled) Special Weapons -Busters- Mega Buster • Proto Buster • Bass Buster -Special Weapons- Air Shooter • Astro Crush • Atomic Fire • Ballade Cracker • Barrier Wind • Bit Cannon • Black Hole Bomb • Black Hole Blade Launcher • Blizzard Attack • Break Dash • Bubble Bomb • Bubble Lead • Centaur Arrow • Centaur Flash • Charge Kick Chill Spike • Commando Bomb • Concrete Shot • Copy Vision • Crash Bomber • Crystal Eye • Danger Wrap • Deep Digger Dive Missile • Doppel Crash • Doppler Attack • Drill Bomb • Dust Crusher • Electric Shock • Fire Storm • Flame Blast Flame Mixer • Flame Shower • Flame Sword • Flash Bomb • Flash Stopper • Force Field • Forte Cyclone • Forte Vulcan Freeze Cracker • Gemini Laser • Grab Buster • Gravity Hold • Gyro Attack • Hard Knuckle • Homing Sniper • Hornet Chaser Hyper Bomb • Ice Slasher • Ice Wall • Ice Wave • Jewel Satellite • Junk Shield • Knight Crush • Laser Trident • Leaf Shield Lightning Bolt • Magic Card • Magma Bazooka • Magnet Missile • Mega Ball • Metal Blade • Mirror Buster • Napalm Bomb Needle Cannon • Noise Crush • Nuclear Detonator • Oil Slider • Oil Stream • Pharaoh Shot • Pharaoh Wave • Photon Missile Plant Barrier • Plug Ball • Power Stone • Quick Boomerang • Rain Flush • Rebound Striker • Remote Mine • Ring Boomerang Rockn Vulcan • Rolling Cutter • Salt Water • Scorch Wheel • Screw Crusher • Search Snake • Shadow Blade • Shark Boomerang Silver Tomahawk • Skull Barrier • Slash Claw • Solar Blaze • Sonic Wave • Spark Chaser • Spark Shock • Spread Drill Star Crash • Super Arm • Super Arrow • Tengu Blade • Thunder Beam • Thunder Bolt • Thunder Claw • Thunder Wool • Time Bomb Time Slow • Time Stopper • Time Switch • Top Spin • Torch Arm • Tornado Blow • Tornado Hold • Triple Blade • Water Balloon Water Shield • Water Shooter • Water Wave • Wave Burner • Wheel Cutter • Wild Coil • Wind Storm • Yamato Spear Lists of Enemies Mega Man • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10 Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge • Mega Man II • III • IV • V Mega Man & Bass Damage Data Charts Mega Man • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10 Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge • Mega Man II • III • IV • V Mega Man & Bass • Rockman & Forte: Mirai Kara no Chousensha • The Power Battle • The Power Fighters Powered Up • The Wily Wars Game Scripts Mega Man • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10 Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge • Mega Man II • III • IV • V Mega Man & Bass • Rockman & Forte: Mirai Kara no Chousensha • The Power Battle • The Power Fighters Powered Up • The Wily Wars Media Mega Man (cartoon) • Mega Man: Upon a Star • Mega Man (Archie comic) • Mega Man (Dreamwave comic) Mega Man Megamix • Mega Man Gigamix • Rockman Maniax • Rockman Tanjou Densetsu Rockman (manga series) • Rockman 8 • Rockman & Forte • Rockman 10 -Extra F- Rockman 4Koma Dai Koushin • Rockman: Battle & Chase Miscellaneous Speed Runs • Special Weapon Strengths

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