History VideoGame / MegaMan8BitDeathmatch

* EverythingDances: Type B. One of ''Chaos Generator'''s (see below) crazy effects is called "Jelly World". Which causes every floor in the level to sway up and down.
** And then there's the expansion to the mod called ''Chaos Generator Upgraded'', which takes Jelly World UpToEleven and turns it into a downright Type C. Not only does the entire stage itself move, but it also moves so much it ''[[TremorTrampoline literally bounces players and items up and down]]''.

''Mega Man 8-Bit Deathmatch'' is a ''VideoGame/MegaMan'' themed multiplayer GameMod for the Skulltag engine, which itself is a GameMod of ''{{Doom}}''. It was first released in October 2010 from [=CutmanMike=], who previously made ''GhoulsVsHumans'', and it fully focuses on typical multiplayer gameplay such as Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Capture the Flag and so on.

** An EasterEgg in Starman's stage features a duck enemy from ''{{VideoGame/Ducktales}}'' which plays the "Moon" theme from said game when shot at.

* TheCameo: [[spoiler: Mega Man X is seen looking at your character's statue during the ending]].

The game's stages, skins and weapons are based off of the [[VideoGame/MegaMan first six Mega Man games on the NES]], with an update in June 2011 that added content from ''Mega Man 7''.

It has it's own single player campaign, which pits the player against computer bots. There are six chapters including a bonus one from ''Mega Man 7'', and each chapter features a series of predefined deathmatches before the player faces the [[BossBattle chapter boss]].

* EasterEgg: There's a [[http://megaman.wikia.com/wiki/Yashichi Yashichi]] hidden in each stage. Unlike ''Mega Man 1'', it can not be obtained, even if you noclip to it.

* [[spoiler: HumongousMecha: The FinalBoss of the single player campaign is none other than Gamma from ''Mega Man 3''. Not only that, but it's [[OhCrap also fully functional.]]]]

** The Flash Stopper. If anyone is hit by it, most of their screen is obscured by a white blur for a few seconds.

*** A simular EasterEgg shows up in Shademan's stage featuring a [[VideoGame/GhostsNGoblins Red Arremer]] playing the ''VideoGame/GhostsNGoblins'' "Graveyard" theme when shot, which is an actual CallBack to the EasterEgg from ''Mega Man 7''.

** Subverted by the Doc Robots at the end of Chapter 3, since they are just regular bots equipped with ''Mega Man 2'' weapons, [[TheComputerIsACheatingBastard with infinite ammo]].

* SpringsSpringsEverywhere: Burstman and Springman's stages features large bubbles/springs players can bounce on. Plantman's stage lacks these despite being present in his actual stage from ''Mega Man 6''.

*** In ''Chaos Generator'', one effect called "Random Force Beams" dots the current stage with large holes that shoot the same instakill lasers from Quickman's stage. [[ItGotWorse Oh]], and there's [[OhCrap no warning markers this time round]].
*** [[http://www.cutstuff.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=2773 Someone has made it into a weapon]].

--> '''Cutman:''' ''[[Series/MegaMan Let's see how you do against, Kung-fu Cutman!]]''

* BonusBoss: [[spoiler: In the single player campaign, if you beat Flashman, Drillman, and Knightman's stages quick enough, you'll fight Enker, Punk and Ballade retrospectively. If you beat them, you'll keep their retrospective weapon for the rest of the chapter.]]

* SNKBoss: Non-fighting game example: Darkman 4 at the end of Chapter 5 may count. He has a large amount of health, powerful attacks, and a health bar, but the game still counts him as a bot, unlike the other bosses.
** [[spoiler:[[BonusBoss Enker, Punk and Ballade]]]] may also count as [[SNKBoss SNK Bosses]] as well since they also count as bots.

It can be found [[http://cutstuff.net/mm8bdm/?p=115 here]].

* EasterEgg: There's a Yashichi hidden in each stage. Unlike ''Mega Man 1'', it can not be obtained, even if you noclip to it.

* BarrierChangeBoss: [[spoiler:Wily Machine #1]] in the latest version of ''Powered Up'' expansion.

** One effect in [[GameMod Chaos Generator Upgraded]] has more traditional zombies that quickly swarm the stage.

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* EverythingDances: One of [[GameMod Chaos Generator's]] (see below) crazy effects is called "''Jelly World''". Which causes every floor in the level to sway up and down.
** And then there's the expansion to the mod called ''Chaos Generator Upgraded'', which takes Jelly World UpToEleven. Not only does the entire stage itself move, but it also moves so much it ''[[TremorTrampoline literally bounces players and items up and down]]''.

*** And in Chaos Generator, one effect dots the current stage with large holes that shoot these same lasers. [[ItGotWorse Oh]], and there's [[OhCrap no warning markers like in Quickman's stage]].
*** [[http://www.cutstuff.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=2773 Someone has made it into a weapon]].

** Most of the [[GameMod Chaos Generator]] effects do this, especially in [[http://www.cutstuff.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=2875 Chaos Generator Upgraded]]. One effect, called "Earthquake", knocks players around in random directions. There's also a more traditional "Reversed Controls" effect, too.

* OurZombiesAreDifferent:
** [[GameMod Roboenza Mode]] has the "infected", who can climb walls and automatically die after a certain amount of time.
** One effect in [[GameMod Chaos Generator Upgraded]] has more traditional zombies that quickly swarm the stage.
* {{Retraux}}: [[CaptainObvious Of course.]]

* SpringsSpringsEverywhere:
** Burstman and Springman's stages features large bubbles/springs players can bounce on. Plantman's stage lacks these despite being present in his actual stage from ''Mega Man 6''.
** One of the chaos effects in [[GameMod Chaos Generator Upgraded]] makes every floor in the stage behave like the aforementioned springs.
* TremorTrampoline: The violent movements of "Jelly World" in Chaos Generator Upgraded makes players and items bounce up and down constently, unlike the original Chaos Generator release.

** An EasterEgg in Starman's stage features a duck enemy from ''VideoGame/Ducktales'' which plays the "Moon" theme from said game when shot at.
*** A simular EasterEgg shows up in Shademan's stage featuring a [[VideoGame/GhostsNGoblins Red Arremer]] playing the ''GhostsNGoblins'' "Graveyard" theme when shot, which is an actual CallBack to the EasterEgg from ''Mega Man 7''.

* TremorTrampoline: The violent movements of Jelly World in Chaos Generator Upgraded makes players and items bounce up and down constently, unlike the original Chaos Generator release.

* ClassicCheatCode: The usual cheat codes from [=Doom=] can be entered. Even then, the [[GodMode IDDQD]] cheat does not protect you from telefrags, nor the laser beams in Quickman's stage, nor [[ThatOneBoss Metool Daddy]] stomping you flat.

** Quickman's stage has these. Like always, they kill instantly if touched, [[NoFairCheating including cheating players]] with GodMode on.

** And then there's the expansion to the mod called ''Chaos Generator Upgraded'', which [[UpToEleven not only moves the entire stage itself]], but also moves it so much it ''literally bounces players and items up and down''.

** Quickman's stage has these.
** [[http://www.cutstuff.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=2773 Someone has made it into a weapon]].

* GameMod: Most of them can be found [[http://www.cutstuff.net/forum/viewforum.php?f=31 here]].

** The Bright Stopper. If anyone is hit by it, most of their screen is obscured by a white blur for a few seconds.

* ClassicCheatCode: The usual cheat codes from [=Doom=] can be entered. You can only do this in the campaign, skirmish or cheat servers, though. Even then, the [[GodMode IDDQD]] cheat does not protect you from telefrags, nor the laser beams in Quickman's stage, nor [[ThatOneBoss Metool Daddy]] stomping you flat.

* PrecisionFStrike: A minor one, but Snakeman and Freezeman's bots sometimes exclaim "Damn!" when killed.

* InterfaceScrew: Most of the [[GameMod Chaos Generator]] effects do this, especially with [[http://www.cutstuff.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=2875 Chaos Generator Upgraded]]. One effect, called "Earthquake", knocks players around in random directions. There's also a more traditional "Reversed Controls" effect, too.

* SpikesOfDoom: Rather surprisingly, they appear rarely compared to their abundant appearance in the acual games. They appear in Bubbleman, Topman and Dr. Cossack's stages.

** Burstman and Springman's stages features large bubbles/springs players can bounce on. Plantman's stage lacks these despite being present in his acual stage from [=Mega Man 6=].

* BlackoutBasement: Brightman's stage, which features an "enemy" that when shot at, plunges the stage into darkeness. Another "enemy" appears and lights it back up again when destroyed.

* GameMod: Most of them can be found [[http://www.cutstuff.net/forum/viewforum.php?f=31 here]]. ** Even [=CutmanMike=] himself made a few, such as [[http://cutstuff.net/mm8bdm/?p=27 Roboenza]], [[http://cutstuff.net/mm8bdm/?p=33 Chaos Generator]], and [[http://cutstuff.net/mm8bdm/?p=96 Screw Scramble]].
** Roboenza has [[http://www.cutstuff.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=2357 been expanded on by another user]] with several changes, such as the last survivor [[TurnsRed "enraging"]].
** [[http://www.cutstuff.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=2875 And here's an expansion for Chaos Generator]].

''Mega Man 8-Bit Deathmatch'' is a [[VideoGame/MegaMan Mega Man themed]] multiplayer GameMod for the Skulltag engine, which itself is a GameMod of ''{{Doom}}''. It was first released in October 2010 from [=CutmanMike=], who previously made ''GhoulsVsHumans'', and it fully focuses on typical multiplayer gameplay such as Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Capture the Flag and so on.

The game's stages, skins and weapons are based off of the [[VideoGame/MegaMan first 6 Mega Man games on the NES]], with an update in June 2011 that added content from ''Mega Man 7''.

It takes place after ''Mega Man 6'', when the ''real'' Mr. X hosts the second annual Robot Master tournament. With agreement from Dr. Light, all robots entering must be refitted with Mega Man's powers, to ensure fair competition. However, Dr. Wily sees this as a brilliant oppertunity to prove his genius, and enters all of his robots in the tournament. Mega Man, not trusting Dr. Wily in the tournament, decides to enter, but since he can't watch over every match, Dr. Light enters his robots as well.

* BonusBoss: [[spoiler: In the single player campaign, if you beat Flashman, Drillman, and Knightman's stages quick enough, you'll fight Enker, Punk and Ballade retrospectivly. If you beat them, you'll keep their retrospective weapon for the rest of the chapter.]]
* BossBanter: Most of the bots do this. Suprisingly, none of the acual single player bosses speak while you fight them.
* BossRush: Sorta happens near the end of single player. [[spoiler: At the end of chapter six, before the FinalBoss, you fight all the Robot Masters from ''Mega Man 1-6'' one by one with them equiped with their own weapons.]]

* ClassicCheatCode: The usual cheat codes from [=Doom=] can be entered. You can only do this in the campaign, skirmish or cheat servers, though.
** NoFairCheating: Even then, the [[GodMode IDDQD]] cheat does not protect you from telefrags, nor the laser beams in Quickman's stage, nor [[ThatOneBoss Metool Daddy]] stomping you flat.

* FrickinLaserBeams: As mentioned, Quickman's stage has these.

* GameMod: Most of them can be found [[http://www.cutstuff.net/forum/viewforum.php?f=31 here]]. Even [=CutmanMike=] himself made a few, such as [[http://cutstuff.net/mm8bdm/?p=27 Roboenza]], [[http://cutstuff.net/mm8bdm/?p=33 Chaos Generator]], and [[http://cutstuff.net/mm8bdm/?p=96 Screw Scramble]].

* OurZombiesAreDifferent: [[GameMod Roboenza Mode]] has the "infected", who can climb walls and automaticly die after a certain amount of time.

* SpikesOfDoom: Rather suprisingly, they appear rarely compared to their abundent appearence in the acual games. They appear in Bubbleman, Topman and Dr. Cossack's stages.
* SpringsSpringsEverywhere: Burstman and Springman's stages features large bubbles/springs players can bounce on. Plantman's stage lacks these despite being present in his acual stage from [=Mega Man 6=].
** One of the chaos effects in [[GameMod Chaos Generator Upgraded]] makes every floor in the stage behave like the aformented springs.

* [[spoiler: HumongousMecha: The FinalBoss of the single player campaign is none other than Gamma from ''Mega Man 3''. Not only that, but it's [[OhCrap also fully functional.]]]]

''Mega Man 8-Bit Deathmatch'' is a [[VideoGame/MegaMan Mega Man themed]] multiplayer GameMod for the Skulltag engine, which itself is a GameMod of {{Doom}}. It was first released in October 2010 from [=CutmanMike=], who previously made GhoulsVsHumans, and it fully focuses on typical multiplayer gameplay such as Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Capture the Flag and so on.