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|Mega Man 1<br/>Mega Man 2<br/>Mega Man 3<br/>Mega Man 4<br/>Mega Man 5<br/>Mega Man 6
|PS1, <br>PS2, <br>Gamecube, <br>Xbox, <br>PS4, <br>Xbox One, <br>3DS, <br>PC, <br>PSP (R)
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MD: ''Mega Man: The Wily Wars'', a compilation/enhanced port of Mega Man 1-3 plus a new set of levels unlocked after beating the three games. Includes updated audio and an inconsistent 16-bit graphical overhaul. Has a manual saving system along with passwords. Areas that had massive sprite flickering in the NES versions now slow down considerably instead (leading to an imbalanced Yellow Devil fight). Was later re-released on the Sega Genesis Mini and re-printed by Retro-Bit, the latter of which attempted to fix some of the slow down that occurred in the original release.
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|Metroid
|Gamecube (E), <br>GBA (R)
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GC: Emulated. Unlocked in ''Metroid Prime'' if a GBA with ''Metroid: Fusion'' is connected to the system
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|Ninja Gaiden
|PCE, <br>SNES
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PCE: Updated graphics (but poor use of scrolling), new music; Japan only
(Downtown Nekketsu Monogatari)
|PCE, <br>GBA
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PCE: Improved graphics, updated music. Japan only
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|Solomon's Key
|SMS, <br>FDS, <br>GB, <br>PCE
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SMS: Improved graphic palette, optional FM Sound Unit support, password system, extra rooms, and music added. Japan-only
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|Super Mario Bros./The Lost Levels
|Arcade, <br>FDS, <br SNES, <br>GBC
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Arcade: Known as ''Vs. Super Mario Bros.'' Stages are slightly different, new music track added for the Name Entry screen.
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|Super Mario Bros. 2
|SNES, <br>GBA
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Improved graphics, sample-based music, saving
