History VideoGame / MegaMan2AtariDeMake

''Mega Man 2: Atari De-Make'' is a FanRemake of ''VideoGame/MegaMan2'' with a graphics style reminiscent of the UsefulNotes/Atari2600.

* PragmaticAdaptation: To better emulate the limitations of the UsefulNotes/Atari2600, some level objects were changed. Instead of the Crash Lifts, there are moving platforms moving from left to right and with a pointer that spins from time to time and damages the player. The Air Chariots do not have a circular trajectory, but are moved through shots from the opposite direction Mega Man is standing and are separate from Kaminari Goros. Another important change is that there are no continuous screens. The Atari controls were overlooked in favor of an accessible gameplay.
* {{Retraux}}: The game is an adaptation of a NES game into an UsefulNotes/Atari2600 game. Thus the graphics are simpler than those of [[VideoGame/MegaMan2 the original game]] (though they are still beyond the limitations of the 2600).

* {{Antepiece}} The robot master stages prepare the player to a gimmick before progressively making it harder and dropping it.

* NotHisSled: Despite being based off ''Mega Man 2'', it's not the same game at all. Some level objects are changed and some bosses behave a bit differently.

* ChainReactionDestruction: Minibosses die like this.

* AdaptationalWimp: The Wily Alien here can be damaged with the Mega Buster and does not heal if hit by any weapon other than Bubble Lead.

* {{Retraux}}: The game is an adaptation of a NES game into an UsefulNotes/Atari2600 game. Thus the graphics are simpler than those of [[VideoGame/MegaMan2 the original game]] (though they are still beyond the limitations of the 2600).

* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: Met Daddy, a fortress boss in ''VideoGame/MegaMan4'', appears as a MiniBoss in Crash Man's stage. This game is a FanRemake of a game before it.

** Atomic Fire now has a fire orb in the hand while [[ChargedAttack it is being charged]]. This buff was an inspiration to the ''VideoGame/MegaMaker'' version of that weapon.

* PragmaticAdaptation: To better emulate the limitations of the UsefulNotes/Atari2600, some level objects were changed. Instead of the Crash Lifts, there are moving platforms moving from left to right and with a pointer that spins from time to time and damages the player. The Air Cheriots do not have a circular trajectory, but are moved through shots from the opposite direction Mega Man is standing and are separate from Kaminari Goros. Another important change is that there are no continuous screens. The Atari controls were overlooked in favor of an accessible gameplay.

** The Bubble Lead can damage most enemies and it is much more powerful.

** Leaf Shield now blocks projectiles and can be carried for all a screen in a smiliar way to shield weapons from other games. It is now tossed with the fire key.

** Crash Bomb explodes in contact to enemies and by volition of the player.

* {{Nerf}}: The original Metal Blade was regarded as too overpowered. Here, it can no longer be fired upwards nor downwards, and there can only be two blades at the time.
* PragmaticAdaptation: To emulate better the limitations of Atari, some level objects were changed. Instead of the Crash Lifts, there are moving platforms moving from left to right and with a pointer that spins from time to time and hurts. The Air Cheriots do not have a circular trajectory, but are moved through shots from the opposite direction Mega Man is standing on them and are separate from Kaminari Goros. Another important change is that there are no continuous screens. The Atari controls were overlooked in favor of an accessible gameplay.
* {{Retraux}}: The game is an adaptation of a NES game into an Atari game. Thus the graphics are simpler than those of [[VideoGame/MegaMan2 the original game]].

''Mega Man 2: Atari De-Make'' is a FanRemake of ''VideoGame/MegaMan2'' with graphics similar to the ones from Atari.

** Leaf Shield now blocks projectiles and can be carried for all a screen. It is now tossed with the fire key.

** Crash Bomb explodes in contact to enemies.
* {{Nerf}}: The original Metal Blade was regarded as too overpowered. Here, it can no longer be fired upwards nor downwards, and there can only be two blades at the time. Also, instead of intantly killing Metal Man, it deals him a great damage.

** The Bubble Lead can damage most enemies, although it is far from a powerful weapon.

** Time Stopper can be interrupted to avoid its unnecesary waste and to give better use to the weapon.

* PragmaticAdaptation: To emulate better the limitations of Atari, some level objects were changed. Instead of the Crash Lifts, there are moving platforms moving from left to right and with a pointer that spins from time to time and hurts. The Air Cheriots do not have a circular trajectory, but are moved through shots from the opposite direction Mega Man is standing on them and are separate from Kaminari Goros. Another important change is that there are no continuous screens.

* BalanceBuff: Most weapons were tweaked.

* {{Nerf}}: The original Metal Blade was regarded as an overpowered weapon for being multidirectional. Here,

* BalanceBuff:

* PragmaticAdaptation: To emulate better the limitations of Atari, some level objects were changed. Instead of the Crash Lifts, there are moving platforms moving from left to right and with a pointer that spins from time to time and hurts. The Air Cheriots do not have a circular trajectory, but are moved through shots from the opposite direction Mega Man is standing on them and are separate from Kaminari Goros. Another important change is that there are no continuous screens.

''Mega Man 2: Atari De-Make'' is a FanDemake of ''VideoGame/MegaMan2'' with graphics similar to the ones from Atari.