Megaman V (USA)

Megaman V gameplay context

Arriving on Game Boy in 1994, Megaman V delivers a standalone adventure with a space opera flair, transporting the series' classic run-and-gun action to handheld screens. Here, the Blue Bomber contends not with Robot Masters, but an entirely new cast of planetary Stardroids sent by Dr. Wily, offering fresh mechanics and level themes unique to the portable platform. Megaman V includes region marker: USA, which helps separate this page from nearby ports, regional releases, and similarly named entries.

• Megaman V entry snapshot
  Megaman V includes region marker: USA, which helps separate this page from nearby ports, regional releases, and similarly named entries. The strongest visible context is the GB platform and its general play style. Emulator core: gb.
• A Completely Original Roster
  You won't find Cut Man or Fire Man here. Instead, you battle eight 'Stardroids' like Mars and Saturn, each with gravity-altering attacks and planet-based stages that feel distinct from the mainline NES games.
• The Game-Changing Mega Arm
  Forget just copying abilities. After downing a Stardroid, your arm weaponizes their very essence, firing back unique 'Space' attacks that bypass conventional weaknesses and demand new strategic thinking from veterans.
• A Gauntlet of Handheld Mastery
  Later levels, especially those on the Moon and in Wily's fortress, push the Game Boy's hardware as hard as they push your skills, packing in screen-filling enemy patterns that will challenge even those who breezed through NES entries.