The sprite is also very incomplete and offers insight as to how Capcom's sprite artists worked on sprites. In the final version, though the sprite still exists, the Cross bust appears over MegaMan properly, but the incomplete details can't normally be seen. It's kind of hard to see but the early screenshot had more detailed arms than seen in the sprites below. One detail that didn't carry over was the detail. Attacks that require animations unique to the Cross are normally flattened, but for this case, the sprite on MegaMan was kept and still exists in the final version. Normally, Crosses are busts layered over the regular MegaMan sprites. MegaMan himself is layered over the Cross's sprite. Tomahawk Cross also faced layering issues. This cosmetic feature was simply dropped. Apparently blue thunder was supposed to appear in the horizontal thunderbolt sprite which also remained unused. There is no way to trigger blue thunder in the final game and it is unknown whether it had any special effect since it was introduced in this game. Rockman.This early screenshot shows Elecman casting blue-colored thunder from his charge attack.The other way is to insert the appropriate Navi Data Battle Chip into the Battle Chip Gate:Ībility: Can remove tree stumps and flame towers.Ībility: Can remove tree stumps and moves by jumping.Īttacks: Metal Fist, Break Buster, Metal BladeĪbility: Can break boulders, Super Armor, Float, and Buster obtain break.Ībility: Will summon junk blocks, talks differently.Ībility: Can open electricity-covered doors. Talking to him will allow entrance into the official tournament which is one of two ways to obtain the following NetNavis. These NetNavis are available at the start of the game:Īttacks: Rock Buster, Charge Shot, ShieldĪttacks: Buster, Guts Machine Gun, Guts HammerĪfter completing the Shademan mission, go to the NetNavi who unlocked the door on a weekday. StarMan from Rockman.EXE Transmission is also playable. Playable characters include Rockman, all of the " Soul Unison" NetNavis from the fourth game, several Navis who would go on to become playable characters in the fifth and sixth game, and other characters who make their sole playable appearance in the series. Users of Real Operation can also play multiplayer games against Rockman.EXE 4 users and other Real Operation users. Real Operation is compatible with the Battle Chip Gate, a Game Boy Advance accessory that allowed players to slot in real-life toy Battle Chips for use in the game, a feature that would be carried over to later games in the series. During tournaments, players can use Souls to assist them in battle. Players will engage in various tournaments, with a large variety of chips at their disposal that cause different effects on the enemy and battlefield.
In Real Operation, the Game Boy Advance itself, in a sense, acts as a PET, allowing the player to control various NetNavis from previous games in the series.
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