Mega Man 9
Mega Man 9 brings the series back to its oldschool roots with retro gameplay, music and classic 8-bit style graphics! Mega Man fans, your wait is over! The classic Blue Bomber, who made his debut in 1987, is back with the ninth installment of the classic series. It's a new adventure for Mega Man in 8-bit style - graphics, music and gameplay are just as you remember them!
Story
It is the year 20XX. Since the last defeat of Dr. Wily, peace has returned to the Blue Bomber. Just when people had forgotten about Dr. Wily, robots started going crazy all over the world. Soon it became clear that these robots had been created by Dr. Light. When the calls started pouring into Light's lab, Dr. Wily interrupted all television broadcasts to announce that these robot uprisings were not his doing. He then continued to show video evidence that proved Dr. Light's involvement in the recent violent outbreaks. To make matters worse, Wily gave the account number of his personal bank account and announced that he would accept donations to build his own robot army against Light's. Mega Man quickly volunteered to clear Light's name and was sent to investigate the cause of the problem. It wasn't long before the police came to Light Labs to arrest the good doctor, but Light went along unobtrusively to prove his innocence. In the meantime, Mega Man went after the Robot Masters and, after defeating some of them, found out that they were going to be decommissioned and sent to the scrapyard because they had reached the expiration date assigned to them by the government. After taking out the last Robot Master, Mega Man brought one of the robot's internal memory units back to Auto for examination. As it turned out, Dr. Wily had reprogrammed the robots to be destroyed so that they would rebel against their human masters instead of being destroyed. The robots simply wanted to serve a purpose and definitely did not want to be sent to the scrap heap. After watching the video, Dr. Wily stormed into their lab, stole the memory circuit, and then retreated to his newly built Wily Castle. Mega Man made his way through the fortress, fighting powerful robots built with the money Wily had received from the donations of those affected by the robot uprisings. In the end, Mega Man defeated Wily one more time and showed him footage of every single defeat he had inflicted on Wily. Although Wily appeared contrite and apologetic, he tricked Mega Man into believing that Dr. Light was actually being held in a prison cell in the next room. Although Proto Man warned him that it was a trap, Mega Man went to investigate the cell and was instead electrocuted by the dummy of Dr. Light that was in the cell. When Wily's lab self-destructed, Proto Man returned and teleported Mega Man out of the lab just in time. In the end, Light was released from prison. Then he found useful uses for all the Robot Masters he had designed, which had reached their expiration date. Although the ending says that Dr. Wily was nowhere to be found after the destruction of his base, the credits show Concrete Man chasing him.