One day, while Dr. Light was researching an unknown energy source from space, his laboratory was attacked by Dr. Wily's robots. The unknown energy source and the new parts that were under development were stolen from the laboratory. And, if it weren't bad enough already, Roll was captured by one of the robots. Mega Man and Proto Man go to stop Wily and stumble upon Duo, a mysterious alien robot, who is willing to help. And Bass, still angry that Wily has revived more Robot Masters, again teams up with the good side to destroy the enemies.
Much of the fighting system remains the same as its prequel, Mega Man: The Power Battle, but with new features included.
A fourth playable character available for selection. Like Mega Man, Proto Man, and Bass, Duo can perform a Charge Shot and a dash maneuver, his dash being a damaging shoulder charge named Giga Tackle.
Each character has a "special attack" that they can perform by charging their weapon fully, holding up then releasing the shot. Mega Man will perform the Mega Upper, a spiraling uppercut. Proto Man will unleash the Proto Strike, a short ranged flare. Bass will perform a somersault kick named Crescent Kick. Duo will use Giant Knuckle, launching his energized hand upwards. If the player presses the jump button after Duo does so, he will jump into the air, press the attack button next and the enemy will be smacked back down.
From time to time, Eddie drops by automatically, leaving a Support Item on the ground. Players can collect it to temporarily summon a robotic support. As long as these powers are active, however, no Special Weapons can be used. Mega Man and Bass receive support from Rush and Treble, respectively. When they fire a Charge Shot or use a special attack, the support will also attack. Mega Man can also jump on Rush to perform a higher jump with Rush Coil. Proto Man and Duo receive a shield from Beat that gives them immunity to damage.
Some short story-telling will pop up after destroying one of the six Robot Masters (it may be anyone from the second to the fifth boss vanquished) before reaching Wily's castle. The player will get back the stolen part and obtain a certain upgrade. Details are described below.
In the Japanese version, when performing his Up + Attack uppercut attack, Mega Man says "Rock Upper!", referencing his Japanese name, Rockman. In other versions, he simply says "Upper!". Curiously, the "Upper!" voice clip is also used in the Japanese version during the Mega Man/Bass 2-player ending.
Like in the The Power Battle, some character voice clips are absent in the US and Hispanic versions, especially the ones where Dr. Light acutally talks. The Asian version got the worst shame where any instance of characters speaking Japanese was removed or replaced by generic grunts.
The Japanese version has a special credits sequence if you finish the game without continuing and without letting the timer run out during the final Dr. Wily fight. In the other versions, the standard credits sequence is always shown.
The ending cutscenes outside Wily's destroyed castle actually have text in the Japanese versions, but in international versions, it conspicuously doesn't.
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