-GENERAL INFO- This jukebox contains 8 themes to 8 respective robot masters from Mega Man 7 and the Mega Man 7 Famicom demake mashed up. Beware that Freeze Man, Cloud Man and Spring Man can get messy, but I did my best. Turbo Man is alright, Slash Man and Shade Man are both adequate enough and Burst Man and Junk Man are perfect. -CONTROLS- Green Flag - Initiate Jukebox Red Flag - Halt Jukebox Click on a portrait to play the robot masters' theme. -VOLUME ADVICE- Noise Jumpscare Repellant - 2% - If you are wearing headphones and have not experienced noise in some time, this volume level will save you from having a sudden sound fright. Optimal Volume - 7% - Once you have adjusted to the Jukebox's noise, this volume is optimal to listen to. It is also perfect without headphones. Maximum Volume - 10% - This is the sky for the volume level; I cannot recommend turning the volume up any higher. HOWEVER, listening to compressed soundwaves for extended periods of time can temporarily or permanently damage your hearing.
-ABOUT- Mega Man 7 was shockingly completed in a tight, 3-month schedule! Before being released on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in March the 24th, 1995. This was also the last game developed by Capcom during their "working under Nintendo" period. On July the 30th, 2008, Mega Man 7 Famicom was released by Mend as an 8-bit demake. -CREDITS- Gratitude to Capcom for publishing and releasing Mega Man 7. Gratitude to Manami Matsumae for composing the original music. Gratitude to Mend for reimagining and recreating Mega Man 7 and composing its tracks in an 8-bit format. -IMPORTANT INFORMATION- I do not deserve credit for this, only those who were mentioned above and their team. Mega Man is copyrighted to Capcom, Nintendo and others for their efforts. I merely knocked together this on Scratch for not-for-profit entertainment purposes for those who go onto Scratch.
