Original sentence: Differences between the SNES version include:.Mavericks Hunters Intro for FMV.The 32-bit CD versions (except for the PC version) also infamously feature load times, including a very long wait when first booting up the game.The Japanese edition of the CD versions also featured two J-Pop songs by Kotono Shibuya, "One More Time" (opening theme) and "I'm Believer" (ending theme).The animated cut-scenes have been left intact (with the exception of the removal of the J-Pop songs in the intro and ending cut-scenes, it instead uses the original pieces of music found in the European/PC edition) and, finally the infamous loading times are non-existent.The best solution to fixing the bug is to install the entire game to the hard drive, thereby eliminating the loading bug and allowing the game to play properly when the player reaches Doppler's lab.Then, remixed with Mega Man 1 and Mega Man 4's Robot Masters Intro
Edited sentence: Differences with the SNES version include:.The 32-bit CD versions (except for the PC version) feature load times after the Mavericks' intro FMV, as well as including a very long wait when first booting up the game.The Japanese edition of the CD versions featured two J-Pop songs by Kotono Shibuya, "One More Time" (opening theme) and "I'm Believer" (ending theme).The Mavericks' intro use FMV, with a remixed version of the classic Mega Man Robot Masters Intro.The animated cut-scenes have been left intact (with the exception of the removal of the J-Pop songs in the intro and ending cut-scenes, it instead uses the original pieces of music found in the European/PC edition), and loading times are completely non-existent.The best solution to fix the bug is to install the entire game on the hard drive, thereby eliminating the loading bug and allowing the game to play properly when the player reaches Doppler's lab.The rest of the time the load times are non-existent