Month: October 2009

Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars Producer Ryota Niitsuma recently made a blog post for Capcom about the new character additions to the upcoming version of the game. And over at the Capcom*Unity, they took the liberty of translating the post so that we can all enjoy it as well. This being The Mega Man Network, […]

Of all the discussion about Rockman EXE Operate Shooting Star, one of the biggest topics is how much of the original Battle Network material it uses. Yeah, the graphics are all ported over, but the music would be arranged at least. Or would it? Truth be told, from what was in the demo the music […]

No, I don’t mean the director. Kubrick is a Japanese figurine, somewhat similar to a Lego figure. However, a large variety of Kubrick figures are modeled after characters from movies and so forth, including a number of limited edition figures, making them a popular collector’s item. In February of next year, Rockman and Blues will […]

It seems that we’re a tad late with this, but after IGN revealed that Zero was the final combatant in Anime vs. Video Games: Geeks Wage War— er, I mean, Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars, GameSpot provided some new videos of the crimson Reploid showing the world what he brings to the dance. First up, […]

Following our recent interview, UDON Entertainment Managing Editor Matt Moylan added the English covers for the Mega Man Megamix and Mega Man ZX manga to the blog on his “LittleFormers” web page. Check them out: Fun times lie ahead… I can’t wait to see what they’ll do next! –LBD “Nytetrayn” TMMN Staff

There are some new and some not so new updates to Capcom of Japan’s Rockman EXE Operate Shooting Star homepage. The first new section shows Star Force MegaMan’s special abilities: his lock-on attack and shield. He also still has his rapid fire buster. He will of course retain these abilities in linked player battlers (and […]

Last year, UDON Entertainment brought us Mega Man Zero Official Complete Works, a fantastic and rich artbook for the Mega Man Zero series. This year they’re stepping it up quite a bit, releasing both Mega Man and Mega Man X Official Complete Works, and on top of that releasing translated editions of some greatly sought […]

The other night, we were hanging around on IRC when Heat Man posted the following video from Rockman DASH 2, noting of Tiesel Bonne that “his Japanese voice doesn’t have nearly as much appeal.” Tabby agreed, saying “no one can do Tiesel better then his English VA.” This inspired me to dig up a little […]

Just what is it about Zero that Mega Man fans find so darn appealing? Well, we might find out in a few ways soon enough, but Nadia Oxford of the 1UP Retro Blog has some ideas of her own. The red Reploid has received a rather warm reception upon his reveal in the upcoming Tatsunoko […]

It is a cry which has echoed through the years among the fans of Mega Man, living on in infamy long after the words first passed the lips of a frantic Zero as Iris passed away in his arms in Mega Man X4. But despite the serious and dramatic intent of the writing, it has […]

Mega Man merchandise is always great, and today a couple pieces of Mega Man merchandise are now available for sale. First off is Mega Man Official Complete Works. Translated and edited by Udon, this huge format, 200 page book contains tons of artwork, concept art and designer notes covering the classic Mega Man series. Owning […]

While we would all (well, many, at any rate– we know who we are) love the opportunity to hear Lucas Gilbertson take up the microphone and perform the part of Zero once again in Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars, it seems that is unlikely to happen. Despite Frank West’s performance to the contrary in the […]