Month: July 2010

Late last year, we brought you a couple of stories about a fan-made Mega Man deathmatch game which runs on a modified Doom engine and uses a graphic style reminiscent of the 8-bit titles in the series. Now, there is some new information. The game was playable at the recent ScrewAttack Gaming Convention, but more […]

Remember the package art contest for Mega Man/Rockman 10 Capcom announced back at the beginning of March? Come on, we even gave you a reminder about it. Well, it matters not, because the contest is finished and the winners have been announced (as have those on the Japanese side of the contest). TMMN Staff

As previously reported, the latest issue of GAMESIDE in Japan would contain a special “Rockman 10 Big Picture Book,” including conceptual designs of the Robot Masters and their stages. And thanks to our Japanese connections, we’ve got the concept art here to show you! What’s most interesting is how some of the stages were thought […]

The title pretty much says it all, but just in case you needed them, here are the extra details. Today and today onlyThis week (as we’ve now learned from JGonzo of Capcom), Xbox LIVE Gold members can log on to the Xbox LIVE Marketplace and download the most recent of the Classic series, Mega Man […]

It’s the question which Battle Network and Star Force fans have been wondering ever since the game was released in Japan: will Rockman.EXE: Operate Shooting Star see a Western release? Things have not looked good for the title; no announcements were ever made, and normally, the title would have been released right around this time. […]

As many of us will be busy gorging ourselves with patriotism and grilled meats tomorrow, here’s a little something easy going: a storybook with Rockman! This kids book from 1996, a “Nagaoka’s Li’l Picture Book,” contains references from Mega Man 6, Mega Man 7, and even Mega Man 2 for Game Boy. TMMN Staff

Retro City Rampage by VBlank Entertainment is a Grand Theft Auto-like game which plays like the series’ older installments (and Chinatown Wars), depicting the action from a top-down angle. In addition, to add to the “retro” vibe given by the title, the art style is reminiscent of the era of 8-bit gaming. Originally a homebrew […]

Truth be told, this doesn’t really count as “news,” since the subject of the story is actually rather old. Nonetheless, it seemed interesting enough to write about. To your right (click to enlarge) is a piece of kids furniture manufactured by Itoki Design in 1994. But don’t try to sit in this chair; odds are […]