First, I'd like to say that the Mega Man X games don't count. They were part of a completely different (and in my opinion, inferior) series. The peak was at Mega Man VI, when they had Dr. Wily captured to end the series. Little did they know that even though the Nintendo was retired, fans would want more. So, against their better judgment, they gave it to us. Mega Man VII was good, but inferior to the others, though it did contain the best song out of the series, the Intro Stage music. Mega Man III and Mega Man V had to have been the best. Come to think of it, they were the only ones to have blue balls in their passwords. It's like they were telling us a secret. That these games were meant to the the best. 'Course that's just my opinion. I could be wrong.