Spin-off titles

• Mega Man & Bass (Rockman & Forte) – Super Famicom, 1998 (JP); Game Boy Advance, 2002 (US, JP)

Mega Man & Bass, known as Rockman & Forte in Japan, is well known for being the first playable appearance of Mega Man's rival, Bass.

• Street Fighter X Mega Man (Street Fighter X Rockman) – PC, 2012

Street Fighter X Mega Man is a project developed by Zong Hui, combining Mega Man's gameplay with characters and settings from the Street Fighter series. Initially developed as a fan game by Hui, Capcom funded the project and provided creative direction and QA support. The game has been released as a free download on December 17, 2012.^[1]

Sports games:

• Mega Man Soccer (Rockman's Soccer) (Japan/US only) – SNES, 1994
• Mega Man: Battle & Chase (Rockman: Battle & Chase) (Japan/Europe only until Mega Man X Collection) – PlayStation, 1997

Fighting games:

• Mega Man: The Power Battle (Rockman: The Power Battle) – Arcade, 1995
• Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters (Rockman 2: The Power Fighters) – Arcade, 1996

Other:

• Panic Shot! Rockman (Japan only) – pinball machine, 1992
• Wily & Right no RockBoard: That's Paradise (Japan only) – Famicom, 1993
• Super Adventure Rockman (Japan only) – PlayStation/Sega Saturn, 1998
• Pachislot Rockman Ability (Japan only) – pachislot, 2018

Re-releases and collections

Re-releases/Remakes:

• Mega Man (US only) – Game Gear, 1995 – A handheld remake of Mega Man 4 and Mega Man 5.
• Mega Man & Bass (Rockman & Forte) – Game Boy Advance, 2002 – A port of the Super Famicom game Rockman & Forte, though this version saw international release.
• Mega Man Powered Up (Rockman Rockman) – PlayStation Portable, 2006 – An enhanced remake of the original Mega Man, which adds, among other things, two new boss characters.

Collections:

• Mega Man: The Wily Wars (Rockman Mega World) – Mega Drive/Sega Channel for Sega Genesis, 1994 – A collection of enhanced remakes of the first three Famicom/NES games, as well as its own game, Wily Tower.
• Rockman Complete Works (Japan only) – PlayStation, 1999 – Enhanced remakes of Rockman 1-6, released individually. The remakes contain special features, including a PocketStation uplink, a Robot Master database, an "easy" difficulty level, and remixed music. The Complete Works titles were re-released in 2003 with the PocketStation feature removed.
• Rockman Collection Special Box (Japan only) – PlayStation 2, 2003 – A collection of the six Rockman Complete Works games and Rockman X7.
• Mega Man Anniversary Collection (North America only) – GameCube/PlayStation 2/Xbox, 2004 – An English-language release of the Rockman Complete Works games (albeit with most of the special features removed), together with ports of Mega Man 7 and Mega Man 8 and the two elusive arcade games.
• Mega Man Legacy Collection (Rockman Classics Collection) – PlayStation 4/Xbox One/Microsoft Windows/Nintendo 3DS, 2015 – A collection of the first six Mega Man titles. The collection was developed by Digital Eclipse Software,^[2] and was first released in August 2015, with the 3DS port being released in 2016.
• Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 (Rockman Classics Collection 2) – PlayStation 4/Xbox One/Microsoft Windows, 2017 – A collection including Mega Man 7-10 and all their downloadable content. The collection is developed by Capcom and was released on August 8, 2017.
• Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 + 2 (Rockman Classics Collection 1 + 2) – Nintendo Switch, 2018 – A re-release of Mega Man Legacy Collection and Mega Man Legacy Collection 2. The physical release comes with a game card for Mega Man Legacy Collection, and a free DLC code for downloading Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 which is only available in digital format. It was released on May 22, 2018.^[3]

Fighting games collections:

• Rockman Battle & Fighters (Japan only) – Neo Geo Pocket Color, 2000 – A handheld port of Mega Man: The Power Battle and Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters.
• Rockman Power Battle Fighters (Japan only) – PlayStation 2, 2004 – A Japanese-only port of the two arcade games, Mega Man: The Power Battle and Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters, including a new 2-player competitive mode.

Mobile phone games

Capcom of Japan has released several Rockman games for mobile phones in Japan. Only the first two games, Rockman Space Rescue and Mega Man Rocket Christmas were ported for international cell phones; on the other hand, Mega Man Rush Marine was created specifically for international audiences. In 2017, Capcom released ports of the first six NES Mega Man games to iOS and Android devices.

• Mega Man, 2003
• Mega Man 2, 2007
• Mega Man 3, 2008
• Rockman 3 Dr. Wily no Saigo!?, 2004
• Rockman 4 Arata Naru Yabō!!, 2005
• Rockman 5 Blues no Wana?!, 2006
• Rockman 6 Shijō Saidai no Tatakai!!, 2007
• Jump! Rockman, 2004
• Rockman Bug Sweeper, 2003
• Rockman Panic Fire, 2003
• Rockman Space Rescue, 2003
• Mega Man Rocket Christmas, 2003
• Rockman Slot, 2003
• Rockman GP, 2004
• Rockman Pinball, 2004
• Rockman DASH Golf, 2003
• Rockman DASH 15 Panel, 2002
• Kobun Flies?, 2001
• Tide Coming Kobun, 2001
• Kobun Assembly, 2001
• Watch Kobun, 2001
• Rockman.EXE: Phantom of Network, 2004
• Rockman.EXE: Legend of Network, 2006
• Rockman X, 2007
• Rockman DASH - Grand 5 Island Adventure, 2008
• Rockman X2, 2009
• Rockman X3, 2010
• Rockman Tennis, 2010
• Mega Man Rush Marine, 2010
• Intuition! Rockman, 2010
• Rockman Diver, 2011
• Rockman the Puzzle Battle, 2011
• Rockman´s Sprite Logic, 2011
• Rockman Xover (Japan only) – iOS, 2012^[4] (servers closed on March 31, 2015)
• Otoranger, 2013
• Mega Man Mobile, 2017
• Mega Man Mobile 2, 2017
• Mega Man Mobile 3, 2017
• Mega Man Mobile 4, 2017
• Mega Man Mobile 5, 2017
• Mega Man Mobile 6, 2017

Licensed games

• Mega Man (North America only) – PC, 1990
• Mega Man III (North America only) – PC, 1992
• Rockman & Forte Mirai kara no Chōsensha (Japan only) – WonderSwan, 1999
• Rockman Gold Empire (China only) - PC, 1999
• Rockman Strategy (Taiwan only) – PC, 2001

In 1990, Hi-Tech Expressions (under license from Capcom) produced a DOS game based on the series simply titled Mega Man. It was followed by a second DOS game titled Mega Man III in 1992. Both games were released exclusively in North America. Despite their titles, neither games are ports of their corresponding NES counterparts, but original games. There was no PC game titled Mega Man II. Aside from handing the license to Hi-Tech Expressions, Capcom themselves were not directly involved in the PC games. Both games were programmed and designed by Stephen Rozner.

In 1999, Chinese developer Strawberry Soft created a game very similar to Wily & Right no RockBoard: That's Paradise called Rockman Gold Empire.

In 2001, the Dreams Comes True corporation released under license from Capcom an original Microsoft Windows game titled Rockman Strategy exclusively for the Taiwanese market. The game features a group of new robots led by Apollo and Luna and named after the western Zodiac as well as a new ally named Fan, with the former being tricked into serving Dr. Wily.

Spin-offs

• Mega Man Xtreme (Rockman X: Cyber Mission) – Game Boy Color, 2000
• Mega Man Xtreme 2 (Rockman X2: Soul Eraser) – Game Boy Color, 2001
• Mega Man X: Command Mission (Rockman X: Command Mission) – GameCube, PlayStation 2, 2004
• Mega Man X Dive (Rockman X DiVE) – iOS, Android, Windows, 2020, 2021

Re-releases and collections

• Mega Man X3 (Rockman X3) – PlayStation, Sega Saturn, PC, 1996 – An enhanced port which includes new animated scenes and remixed music.
• Rockman Collection Special Box – PlayStation 2, 2003 – A collection of the six Rockman Complete Works games and Rockman X7.
• Mega Man X Collection (North America only) – GameCube, PlayStation 2, 2005/2006 – A collection featuring the first six Mega Man X titles and Mega Man Battle & Chase.
• Mega Man Maverick Hunter X (Irregular Hunter X) – PlayStation Portable, 2005 – A remake of the original Mega Man X.
• Mega Man X Legacy Collection (Rockman X Anniversary Collection) – PlayStation 4/Xbox One/Nintendo Switch/Microsoft Windows, 2018 – A collection including Mega Man X-X4.^[5][6] Released on July 24, 2018, and July 26, 2018, for the Japanese release. Sold as a single release in a digital and physical format, the latter being released in Japan only, and a combo physical release with Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2 for all regions. It is the first ever Mega Man game that received a "T" rating by the ESRB in North America.
• Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2 (Rockman X Anniversary Collection 2) – PlayStation 4/Xbox One/Nintendo Switch/Microsoft Windows, 2018 – A collection including Mega Man X5-X8. Released on July 24, 2018, and July 26, 2018, for the Japanese release. Sold as a single release in a digital and physical format, the latter being released in Japan only, and a combo physical release with Mega Man X Legacy Collection for all regions. Like Mega Man Legacy Collection 2, the Nintendo Switch combo release for this game is also available in digital format only but is given a DLC Code to download it for free. Like the first volume, it also received a "T" rating by the ESRB in North America

Spin-offs

Role-playing video games:

• Rockman EXE Phantom of Network (Japan only) – Cell Phone, 2004
• Rockman EXE The Medal Operation (Japan only) – Arcade, 2005
• Rockman EXE Legend of Network (Japan only) – Cell Phone, 2006
• Rockman EXE Operate Shooting Star (Japan only) – Nintendo DS, 2009 – An enhanced port of the first Mega Man Battle Network title.

Platform games:

• Mega Man Network Transmission (Rockman EXE Transmission) – GameCube, 2003
• Rockman EXE WS (Japan only) – WonderSwan Color, 2003

Battle games:

• Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge (Rockman EXE Battle Chip GP) – Game Boy Advance, 2003
• Rockman EXE N1 Battle (Japan only) – WonderSwan Color, 2003
• Rockman EXE 4.5 Real Operation (Japan only) – Game Boy Advance, 2004
• Rockman EXE Battle Chip Stadium (Japan only) – Arcade, 2005

Collections:

• Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection (Rockman.EXE Advanced Collection) – PlayStation 4/Nintendo Switch/Microsoft Windows, 2023