The first three games was where it was at with 3 being the pinnacle. The action gameplay style definitely still holds up.
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I highly recommend you go back and revisit the later games in the series(5 has a weird turn based strategy element while 6 probably presents the strongest example of the dev team's vision) and possibly even the DS series if you have even a passing interest in the series. Overall I think the series finished strong and narratively wrapped up quite nicely as well. Getting lost in the dungeons was definitely a thing, and even more so as the puzzle design of the dungeons evolved in 5 and 6, definitely still fairly simple with some effort though. I have no sales figures to back this up but I believe the series was still doing quite well all the way till the end and the series was ended simply with the end of the lifespan of the GBA, migrating to the DS in the form of Megaman Star Force(which introduces larger changes and I feel remains strong entries in the franchise that got unfortunately got weaker) They consistently evolved the core gameplay by adding new and different features each game(style changes, soul unisons, dark chips) and the constantly expanding chip library really gave it the feeling of endless exploration of different play styles. I think I’m way more tired of the constant covers that track has (it got to absurd levels the past few MAGFests).I played through 3-6 of the series and personally felt that it ended on quite a fantastic note. So while Wily 1 is indeed overplayed, I don’t mind listening to the original on a regular basis. A bit of a bummer, I hope Mega Man 1 & 2’s audio eventually get their proper due in CD/digital form! The older 2002 Capcom Music Generation Famicom Music Complete Works Rockman 1~6 collection doesn’t have static issues but the audio quality isn’t as crisp as the latest E-Can entry. Just a forewarning to anyone interested in buying Mega Man music: The latest “E-Can” collection has some borked tracks for Mega Man 1 & 2 – some tracks are crackling and staticy (not unlike the current audio issues present in Mega Man Legacy Collection). The Megas do some really great, lyrics-driven covers of MM2+3’s stuff, too.
I have to give kudos to The NESkimos and The Advantage for really making me appreciate classic Mega Man music before I finally got into the actual games. Yasuaki Fujita overall is one of my favorite retro game composers: Mega Man 3? Breath of Fire? The Capcom Logo SFX? Hell yeah! God-tier game composer. “Spark Man” is just excellent (NESkimos cover is excellent, as well as Armcannon’s Spark Mandrill/Spark Man fusion), and Snake Man, and Top Man (another favorite). Of the NES games, I think Mega Man 3’s the best one, musically and gameplay-wise. Even crazier to think for the longest time he had no idea people loved his music so much! Crazy to think that Takashi Tateishi only resurfaced recently thanks to the efforts of Brave Wave. Lots of rage quits during MM1 and 2, especially 2, thanks to the pink Wily level where if you screwed up with the crash bombs at the boss, you might as well lose all your lives and start that level over. Looking back, it was great to finally get into them, but I got easily frustrated.
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It wasn’t until Anniversary Collection came out in 2004 on PS2 that I really got to play all 1 – 6. I also rented 8 on PS1 back in the day and eventually bought it. Mega Man 7 was actually my first MM Classic title, and still remains one of my favorites. There was a period in the late 90s where I thought to myself “I’ve seen these games in my old ’92 and ’94 Nintendo Power magazines, I REALLY want to play them!” but I no longer had a NES at the time. I was always a Mega Man X kid growing up (X1 was the first Mega title I ever played). With that said, husband/wife duos in the game composing world do happen! I know recently Yoshino Aoki (Breath of Fire III/IV, Mega Man Battle Network 2/3/6) married Tetsuya Shibata (Monster Hunter, Devil May Cry 2 & 3, SF Alpha 3). I even had to go into the Capcom Wikia to change this: Mohammed from Brave Wave told me when Harumi-san heard about this misconception she laughed really hard.
Sorry to be “that guy,” but Harumi Fujita and Yasuaki Fujita are NOT wife and husband!! This has been a common misconception forever.
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