Month: April 2012

Considering it will probably be a while (if ever) before we get the chance to listen to a proper Mega Man Legends 3 soundtrack, Hypershell has taken it upon himself to piece together one of the themes from the Nico Video gameplay of the game’s footage. Check it out: Of course, even if the game […]

Crash Man’s Stage and Music TMMN Staff

This is just a quick reminder: If you haven’t already, you still have just over two days (as of this writing) to enter our Mega Man Network/Capcom Store Mega Man t-shirt giveaway. All of the details are right here, and as soon as our e-mail box stops marking entries as being sent on April 30th […]

It was one of the ones which nearly got away. Originally, Capcom USA was not going to release Mega Man X3 or its Classic series stablemate, Mega Man 7. The game came during the console’s twilight years, which is evident in the ports made to the next generation platforms Sony PlayStation and SEGA Saturn, and […]

When Mega Man Legends 3 was initially cancelled, headlines were made all throughout the gaming world, some of which involved the formation of the group whose focus was to prove Capcom wrong; that there is indeed interest in creating a sequel to the long-dormant tale of Diggers, Air Pirates, and Reaverbots. And with the first […]

Many questions are asked in Capcom Unity’s “Ask Capcom” forum, but not all of them get answered. On occasion, some do– by actual Capcom staff, at that– and some of those are even Mega Man questions. Here are a couple of the latest. Following a tip from Sketchman3, we found one post from Jake Hans, […]

Recently, we received an interesting e-mail* which posed a question: “X7 seems to be universally panned as an awful game. I certainly don’t think it’s bad, at worst okay. I thought X6 deserved that title the most due to obvious complications in its design. But that’s all a thing of personal opinion. Why is X7 […]

MTV Geek has just posted a new interview with none other than Ben Bates, one of the more popular artists for Archie’s Mega Man comic. For those who aren’t keeping track, Bates was the artist for the “Return of Dr. Wily” story arc, which adapted the game Mega Man 2 for issues #9-12. He also […]

Following in line with Mega Man Zero‘s 10th anniversary, passionate fans in Japan are putting together something pretty special. It’s a community collaboration called the “Rockman Zero 10th Anniversary Anthology.” This self published book (aka doujinshi), contains 110 pages of short comics and illustrations by talented Zero fans. What’s more, it also has an interview […]

Today (well, in a few hours, as of this posting) another Mega Man series levels up in the anniversaries-divisible-by-five attribute. Ten years have gone by since the legendary red Reploid Zero was reawakened from his slumber in a mysterious, dilapidated laboratory and dash-sliced through an oppressive regime into our hearts. TMMN Staff

Just a quick reminder, in case you missed it a couple of days ago: Coinciding with next week’s release of The Avengers movie, Marvel vs. Capcom 2 is now available for iOS platforms through Apple’s iTunes/App Store. Capcom notes that this title utilizes a new “flick button” control style, “giving you an easier way to […]

A little something different today… Did You Know: Many manga creators, or “mangaka,” often use pseudonyms in their work? And as it so happens, one such creator who does so is none other than fan favorite Hitoshi Ariga, creator of the Mega Man Megamix and Mega Man Gigamix manga available from UDON Entertainment. Recently, Ariga […]