It's very strong, yes, I like this game's Fire a lot!

@@omegarugal9283 By code, do you mean the one that gives 10 lives? Not sure what the issue is.

@@memejohn86 That you will, provided you can survive and endure the earthquakes and falling ceilings, heh.

@@obscu-RE- Would ya believe me if I told you I beat arcade Super Contra deathless? That one I’ve been playing very recently on my Switch, along with the original arcade Contra. What is Rainbow Contra, though?

@@demontropolis7742 I keep calling it rainbow contra because Arcade Super Contra has this never used again neon rainbow bullet thing going on with the powerups.

Glad you enjoyed it, Ninja Gaiden II and Super Mario Bros 2 are actually in my Top 5 backburner so the wait isn't gonna be long with those.

@@sonloto Absolutely!

@@terminacchi ITS PEAK I FEAR

That's not the problem. You spend a long time charging, and getting hit removes any payoff that time would have given you, after which you have to spend even more time charging. MM6's charge buster isn't even as strong as MM5's buster (relative to the game's enemies, that is), so saying "just don't get hit" is a bit dismissive of an argument.

While I won't deny the Super Mega Buster can be more frustrating to use against robot masters, I worry that the alternative is that it will be so easy to use that the semi-charge shot (I call it a level 1 charge shot) and regular shot lose practicality in stages. The semi charge shot being bigger requires less accuracy to use, the regular shot can be used rapidly on the ground for high damage output, and they can be used together in the air to destroy small enemies that take more than one hit. The charge shot comes with all of these things, but is balanced by having limitations. Another factor to consider is that in most situations you have to fire off a regular shot in order to start charging which in the context of a boss means that by the time the boss's s end, you'll probably have a fully charged shot to hit them with by then. As for the charge loss mechanic, I (in my opinion) don't find it too problematic in concept as I prefer to focus on dodging the boss and launching a counter attack rather than going in guns blazing. Lastly, you mentioned your video that Mega Man in 6 picks up speed too fast. Lacked a slide jump, as well as jump inputs being eaten. These issues can compound upon the charge loss issue, resulting in more frustration than if the movement mechanics were better polished. P.S. I hope this is a more well-constructed comment than my first.