Play Wily & Light no Rockboard - That's Paradise (Japan) [En by Interordi v1.1] (Rockman Version) Online

Wily & Light no Rockboard: That's Paradise is a 1993 Nintendo Entertainment System release from Capcom, arriving late in the console's lifespan. It exists as a curious offshoot in the Mega Man universe, a board game spin-off that trades the series' usual run-and-gun action for something far more unpredictable and social.

You control one of eight Robot Masters, like Cut Man or Elec Man, moving around a digital board by rolling a die. The main objective is simply to reach the goal space first, but the path is littered with event panels that trigger short, frantic mini-games. These range from memory matches to quick reflex tests, and winning them lets you use special cards to directly hinder your opponents, stealing their money or sending them backwards. The pacing is entirely dependent on these chaotic interruptions, making every match a silly, luck-driven scramble. It feels less like a strategic race and more like a party where the rules are made up as you go along.