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IGN Reveals Exclusive Worlds Unite Teaser
“This is a job for more than one Mega Man.”
Rockman’s Birthday Sees Numerous Digital Releases in Japan
December 17th, 2014 marks the 27th anniversary of Rockman, and Capcom seems to have some big plans in store… well, Capcom of Japan, anyway (time will tell if Capcom USA or Europe follows suit).
Mega Man Merch Just Got Weird
…or would that be “weirder”? After all, we do now officially have Mega Man-inspired theme park dishes on the books.
James & Mike Play Mega Man 2
Every Monday, James “The Angry Video Game Nerd” Rolfe and Mike Matei get together to play a game from their vast library. This week, it’s Mega Man 2 for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
A Critical Look at Mega Man 6 Stages: Knight Man
We start this one with a nice sunset background as we enter the castle.
First 4 Figures Unveils Mega Man X Statue, Pre-Order Date
First 4 Figures has updated their Facebook page to give us a glimpse of the latest addition to their line of Mega Man statues, this time featuring none other than X!
Target Acquired: Ask Manami Matsumae Anything
It was only a few weeks ago that we brought you word of Target Acquired, a mobile game which was described as “Mega Man meets Temple Run” whose developers were seeking funding through Kickstarter. The time is up, and now is the time to celebrate with Mega Musician Manami Matsumae!
Mega Man 2 Soundtrack Gets the VRC6 Treatment
One might remember that a couple of years ago, a chiptune artist by the name of RushJet1 remixed the soundtrack to Mega Man 3 by using Konami’s proprietary Nintendo Entertainment System sound chip, the VRC6.
Mega Man 2.5D Beta 4.0 Launches with Pharaoh Man and Star Man
Some good news to kick off the week!
Yet Another Mega Man Cancellation (Plus a Delay)
One thought which is frequently cited among fans, at least in the comments found on posts around here, is that they don’t want Mega Man merchandise, they want Mega Man games. But one must ask: What becomes of the property if we have neither?
A Critical Look at Mega Man 6 Stages: Yamato Man
Yamato Man’s stage starts off with a rather nice view and a new enemy called Shigaraky, which launches bouncing balls at two different speeds.
Rockman Utopia Tracks Revealed
It was one month ago to the day that we brought you word of a pair of interesting soundtracks Capcom of Japan, in cooperation with Basiscape, will be releasing on January 14th, 2015. Today, some new information has come forth, thanks to a tip from our friendly neighborhood Heat Man.
Mega Myths: Mega Man Zero, Part 2
p>We’re delving deeper into the first Mega Man Zero game, starting off with a Mechaniloid boss and then moving on to more mythic-based Mutos Reploids.
A Critical Look at Mega Man 6 Stages: Wind Man
Air, wind, and… pandas?
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U Now Available in North America (Updated)
No doubt those interested are already well aware, but just to make certain: Super Smash Bros. for Wii U is now finally available in North America.
The Blue Ink Reviews Mega Man #43 – Narrow Programming
When last we left off, Mega Man was attempting to use words and robotic morality to convince Gemini Man to stand down and choose a different path for himself.
Mega Man #46 Covers and Solicitation – ‘The Ultimate Betrayal’ Part Two
Archie’s adaptation of Mega Man 3 continues with the rematch of the century in “The Ultimate Betrayal” part two! Assuming no one gets in the way this time, we can only wonder how things will play out this time as brother faces brother with the fate of the world hanging in the balance!
Preview Pages for Mega Man #43: Legends of the Blue Bomber Part 3
The penultimate chapter of “Legends of the Blue Bomber” is almost upon us! But before that hits comic book shops and magazine racks, here’s a five page preview from Archie to tease and tantalize you.
Mighty Gunvolt Hits eShop as Standalone Game, Brings New Update
Mighty Gunvolt a la carte, plus a free update and not-so free downloadable content lie ahead!
A Critical Look at Mega Man 6 Stages: Blizzard Man
The first screens of this stage give us a robot seal called Au-Au who balances an energy ball on its nose before throwing it at us. Read that again. I just want to draw extra attention to how ridiculous and adorable that is before I move on. Cool? Cool.
