Any one no where to find Megaman 9?

Any one no where to find Megaman 9? i havnt been able to find it for a while i would be happy if some one could help me or give me a link.
who ever does gets 100 gil :P and a 5 vote

You mean Rockman & Forte, right? Easy to find if you google the right name, try here :nod:

If you can tell me what system is that game for, I can surely look for it and help you out.

Is it an Arcade game, CPS1 or CPS2 game that can run on winkawaks ? SNES ?

snes

SNES or GBA, and it is NOT megaman 9 >< Stop listening to those people calling it that.

Is ragnar14 Right that Megaman 9 is also known as Rockman and Forte ?

If Yes, go here and see whether this is what you are looking for.

http://www.cherryroms.com/snes/3893.php

If this is what you are looking for, then register with them, login, and come back to this same page and you will be provided with a download link for that file.

Rockman and Forte or Megaman and Bass, thats the real name of the game. It is not megaman 9, as said by Capcom, but yes, that is the game asked for.

For SNES, they only have Rockman and Forte, which is a Japanese rom in Japanese language.

Megaman and Bass is for Gameboy Advance. :biggrin:

At any rate, it's all up on that page I posted. The SNES & GBA versions, and English & Japanese versions of both, plus write ups on them. Master Vivi did you look at the link I posted?

Err that game was completely translated by ghideon zhi
(the snes one), whit the cd database and stuff other rom patches don't have that the snes is better anyway

http://agtp.romhack.net/download/rmf-e.zip
also look for the codes in gamefaqs under my real name Iferrel http://www.gamefaqs.com/features/recognition/15193.html
and if you are still searching for the rom, i can give it to you (I need the gil dammit =P)


The latest mainstream Megaman game (i.e. non-derivative X series, Battle Network series, and so on), Rockman & Forte was released in 1998 for the SNES, after the release of Megaman 8 on the Playstation. Naturally, once the rom was dumped and translation projects became big in emulation circles, a number of people leaped at the chance to translate the game. We ended up with two patches, neither of which is complete by any stretch of the word - both are 40% at best. All they did was the dialogue, which in itself isn't too shabby. They left the CD database and the graphical text untouched, though, and the CD text alone accounts for about half of the game's text. Besides, the dialogue work wasn't very... good :) It was passable for the practices at the time, but by today's standards, a few twenty-minute ASM hacks can work wonders for the quality of a project. The result, in this case, is a much more professional-looking, much more complete project. Have fun with it!

The GBA one was released in the US, so thats totally in english :)

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Originally posted by patuli
(I need the gil dammit)

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LOL. It looks like you guys are fighting for gill :biggrin:

k so rav u get the gill!

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pfft, master vivi you should've just asked me on MSN...