Already crossed the phase from getting your ass kicked, to kicking robot master asses? Well Megaman 9 has built-in challenges to devour your soul for those willing to get them all. You might have already unlocked some of them during your regular play through, but here it is the challenges list for Megaman 9:

01 Waltz - Clear the game in 120 minutes or less.
02 Tango - Clear the game in 90 minutes or less.
03 Jitterbug - Clear the game in 60 minutes or less.
04 Bust a Move - Don’t miss with the Mega Buster and clear the game.
05 Headbanging - Defeat 8 bosses without your helmet.
06 Bunny Hop - Clear any stage jumping 50 times or less.
07 Mr. Trigger Happy - Clear the game with more than 500 Mega Buster shots.
08 Double Trouble - Visit all stages twice and clear the game.
09 Mr. Perfect - Clear the game without getting damaged.
10 Invincible - Clear the game without dying.
11 Almost Invincible - Clear the game without continuing.
12 No Coffee Break - Clear the game without using any energy or mystery tanks.
13 Air Shoes - Clear the game without falling into any holes.
14 Mega Diet - Clear the game without picking up more than 8 energy pellets.
15 Encore - Clear 4 stages using the same special weapon.
16 Peacekeeper - Clear the game by defeating the fewest number of enemies possible.
17 Conservationist - Clear the game by using the least amount of weapon energy possible.
18 Farewell to Arms - Clear 4 stages without using a special weapon.
19 Gamer’s Day - Clear the game 5 times in 1 day.
20 Daily Dose - Clear the game once a day for 3 days.
21 Whomp Wily! - Clear the game once.
22 Truly Addicted! - Clear the game for the 10th time.
23 Truly Hardcore! - Clear the game for the 30th time.
24 Conqueror - Defeat your 100th enemy.
25 Vanquisher - Defeat your 500th enemy.

Spoilers ahoy!

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In a very surprising twist, the latest installment to the main megaman series - MEGAMAN 9, will be going back to its roots. Not just figuratively, but literally.

The game will feature Megaman and his enemies in his NES era glory and gameplay. The game will feature megaman, and the entire environment in their old school NES sprites. Even the gameplay will be based on the NES classic. This is certainly a big gamble on CAPCOM’s part to release old school styles gameplay and graphics to today’s modern gamers.

It is expected that the entire gaming community will be divided on this game for as long as the gameplay versus graphics battle exist.

However, with the good news, come the bad news. The earlier rumors of this game being on all 3 platforms were recently deconfirmed. This game will only be available for Nintendo’s Wiiware service.

UPDATE: now available for all three systems (PS3, 360, Wii) Hurray!!!

Chime in a bikini? Its more likely than you think.

It seems that Square-Enix really knows how to do some fan-service (and earn some money off them) by offering an additional costume for Chime in their recently released WiiWare game FFCC: My life as a King. Although this costume is only available for Japan’s WiiWare, we can have a peak of Chime’s hot alternate look by visiting Square-Enix’s Japanese website.

The new costume features Chime in a revealing two-piece bikini, and bunny ears. The double bra is a bit unnecessary though. And for the second time, we are hinted that Chime is a bad girl with her shoulder and hip tattoos (must be due to her naughty Selkie blood).

The question now remains of whether when this DLC will arrive. An even better question is if it will be even allowed in the Americas. We can only hope and pray…

For more information on Chime’s bikini, you can check out the FFCC: MLaK Japanese news post for this outfit.

Before reading this walkthrough, please see first the general tips for the normal playthrough of Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King.

I will assume that you have now known the basics since this will be your second playthrough of the game.

A run of very hard mode will just take you about 10 hours to complete due to carrying over data from your previous playthrough. The only difference from your normal playthrough is that enemy levels are higher, and the last dungeon is a level 100 dungeon. So let’s start with the walkthrough.

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