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Episode XXIII: Mega Man IV

October 4, 2017

I never played Mega Man 4 back in the old days! Join me as I offer some thoughts on the game after playing through it on the Mega Man Legacy Collection.

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Tags giraffefeelspod, Mega Man IV, NES
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