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Looking Back: Nintendo Power Covers Mega Man

Looking Back: Nintendo Power Covers Mega Man

Yesterday, news broke that Nintendo Power magazine will soon be ending its nearly 25-year run as a print magazine, though there is some hope that it may continue as an online presence. When it comes to print magazines, Mega Man could not have asked for a better friend...

Looking Back: Nintendo Power Covers Mega Man

The TMMN Megacast #19 – Rockman Zover

Hey! Did you notice? A new Mega Man game was announced! What platform is it for, you ask? Um... we'll tell you later! Rockman Xover (Zover?) is, of course, on peoples' minds. But before we get to that, Heat Man, Tabby, AWD, and myself (mainfinger) discuss the 25th...

Looking Back: Nintendo Power Covers Mega Man

Mega Man 2 Makes 1UP’s Essential 100

This week, 1UP is continuing with its countdown of what its readers consider "The Essential 100." This week's portion covers numbers 75 through 51, and to the surprise of no one, Mega Man 2 has made the list, beating out such titles as BioShock and Earthbound for its...

Looking Back: Nintendo Power Covers Mega Man

More Mega Music from Mega Man Legends

Recently, we brought you some musical pieces conducted by Mega Man fans, and this led SketchMan3 to step up and submit some of his own works to us. The first one follows in the footsteps of the 8-bit "Flutter vs. Gesellschaft" theme from Mega Man Legends by rendering...

Looking Back: Nintendo Power Covers Mega Man

Download Mega Man Comics App, Get Mega Man #1 for Free

While everyone else was busy reacting to other news, iVerse Media and Archie Comics managed to slip through relatively unnoticed. That's why it is a duty to inform you that the Mega Man Comics app is now out on iOS. This dedicated app allows you to browse the Mega Man...

Looking Back: Nintendo Power Covers Mega Man

This Custom Mega Man Figure Has Been Through Hell

A lot of you are probably familiar with Donald "Kodykoala" Kennedy's custom figures, and his latest Mega Man statue commission continues his love for showing the insides of game characters. This commission was requested as another Mega Man anatomy statue, but having...

Looking Back: Nintendo Power Covers Mega Man

A Few D-Arts Tidbits from Bluefin/Tamashii Nations at Otakon

While at this year's Otakon, we got to speak with Bluefin Tamashii Nations about the Mega Man X D-Arts figures from Bandai, and picked up a few interesting little tidbits. And after double-checking on the details, we're ready to share this information with you....

Looking Back: Nintendo Power Covers Mega Man

Fan Game Gives Mega Man 2 Robot Masters Their Day

Should be no surprise that Mega Man fan games continue to garner a lot of admiration and awe. Here is one such fan game. Mega Man: Day in the Limelight 2, brought to you by the same people behind Mushroom Kingdom Fusion, is essentially a rearranged version of the game...

Looking Back: Nintendo Power Covers Mega Man

The Nightmare Zero You Haven’t Seen

Following Mega Man X2's 1-Up trick, here's another X series secret you've likely not seen. This time, however, it's due to a glitch. In the not so revered title Mega Man X6, it's supposed to be possible to face an ultra-powerful Lv. 4 Nightmare Zero. Not only that,...