It wasn't the familiar pixel art of Megaman posing with his buster. The logo was there, the music—a synthesized, slightly distorted version of the main theme—was playing, but the sprite was wrong.
Dr. Wily, apparently reformed, makes a public plea for peace. Meanwhile, a new robot builder named Dr. Light (no relation to Mega Man's creator, Dr. Light — wait, actually it's the same Dr. Light, but here's the twist) is accused of creating rampaging robots. In reality, Dr. Wily has framed Dr. Light. Mega Man must defeat eight Robot Masters (Splash Woman, Galaxy Man, etc.), then confront Wily, who reveals he orchestrated everything. The story ends with Wily escaping again, keeping the classic series tradition. Megaman 9 Wii Rom
version of the game. Since the Wii Shop Channel is closed, players typically look for the It wasn't the familiar pixel art of Megaman
I wasn't fighting Robot Masters. I was fighting through the remnants of the Wii Shop Channel’s architecture. The level began to morph into a digital graveyard. I saw sprites of old Wii peripherals—the Balance Board, the Zapper, the Wheel—scattered in the background as broken obstacles. Wily, apparently reformed, makes a public plea for peace