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Tomopop’s Review of D-Arts Rockman X

Tomopop’s Review of D-Arts Rockman X

Been wanting to know more about Bandai's newly released D-Arts Rockman X figure? Toy and collectable site Tomopop has a very fine review up covering the figure's quality, poseability, and how it stacks up to previous Rockman X toys from Bandai. The consensus is its a...

Tomopop’s Review of D-Arts Rockman X

MML3 Prototype Contest Update: Sweetening the Pot

We're a week into our contest supporting the Mega Man Legends 3 Prototype Version, and a chance to win a Nintendo 3DS! So far we've got some emails from people showing off the start of their projects, as well as some general questions. I just want to take this time to...

Tomopop’s Review of D-Arts Rockman X

Resonnant Vie Tracks for You to Enjoy

For Endless Fight in Resonnance Break Out in Resonnance Cold Smile in Resonnance You may be a little hard pressed to pick up a copy of this album so far with its currently limited release. But in the meantime, you can still give the music a listen. User Zacharia Vi...

Tomopop’s Review of D-Arts Rockman X

UDON’s Mega Man Gigamix Delayed?

Delays, delays, delays... always with the delays. We received word from reader Tony Ponce earlier (who, we should add, has a neat article about Dr. Wily, which you can read up on here) that Amazon has apparently sent notices out to its customers that Hitoshi Ariga's...

Tomopop’s Review of D-Arts Rockman X

Grab Your Kotobukiya Mega Mans from Capcom

If you've been looking forward to Kotobukiya's Mega Man model kits, but haven't felt like importing or would just rather they be Mega Man branded, you should head on over to the Capcom Store. They currently have Mega Man, Roll and Proto Man on pre-order, $29.95 each,...

Tomopop’s Review of D-Arts Rockman X

MM2 Snags Honorable Mention in Smithsonian Vote

You may recall earlier this year the Smithsonian American Art Museum was running a vote for games to showcase in their 2012 Art of Video Games exhibit. Eighty titles have been selected to represent the various systems and generations of gaming over the past 30 years....

Tomopop’s Review of D-Arts Rockman X

A Quick Note on the Mega Man Comic

Just a quick note for those of you who are getting the first issue of Mega Man from Archie... The original solicitation for the book stated that the comic was to arrive at comic shops today, May 4th. And following that, a number of stories on this site (including last...

Tomopop’s Review of D-Arts Rockman X

More on Japan’s View of Mega Man’s Popularity

Last month, Siliconera ran an article with some talk from Capcom's Seth Killian, admitting that some people internal to Capcom of Japan didn't view Mega Man as being especially popular in the U.S. Since then, a thread at Capcom Unity was opened on the matter and both...

Tomopop’s Review of D-Arts Rockman X

The Last Mega Man Commercial in North America

Protodude has managed to track down the last Mega Man commercial aired in the United States. Thankfully, it's not the "He's Called the Blue Bomber... Because He's Blue!" one. Oh, Mom... (Really, that reminds me a bit of growing up.) The last shot is a bit interesting,...

Tomopop’s Review of D-Arts Rockman X

Final Design for Winning Reaverbot “Calamity”

Following a previous "before and after," here we see the Devroom's winning Reaverbot design dubbed "Calamity." On the left is the original submission by kankan, and on the right is Ishihara's final design of its in-game appearance. And you might notice... it's not...

Tomopop’s Review of D-Arts Rockman X

Dr. Wily: Madman or Savior?

Click to enlarge. Some of you may have seen the above image passed around. It's amusing, as well as interesting, in that it essentially takes what we all know of Dr. Thomas Light, and puts a unique and entertaining spin on it. Over at Destructoid, Tony Ponce has gone...

Tomopop’s Review of D-Arts Rockman X

Mega Man Legends 3 Prototype Version Contest

Mega Man Legends 3 is one of the most exciting prospects to hit the community in ages. It is a game fans have passionately begged for going on 10 years now, and it's finally happening. What's more, we don't have to wait long to get our first taste if this...

Tomopop’s Review of D-Arts Rockman X

More Kotobukiya Zero Prototype Pics

X series Zero got his reveal earlier this week, but don't forget that Zero series Zero is in the works at Kotobukiya. The prototype model kit is presently being shown off at an in-store event. The prototype is still uncolored, but now we can see it various angles as...

Tomopop’s Review of D-Arts Rockman X

The Truth Behind Mega Man X5’s Maverick Names Revealed

Grizzly Slash. Duff McWhalen. The Skiver. These were just three of the eight highly-unusual names which greeted fans when the Mega Man X series made its return to the PlayStation in 2001's Mega Man X5, and which contributed to plenty of subsequent controversy. Some...

Tomopop’s Review of D-Arts Rockman X

Trailer for Mega Man #1

Following the posting of the preview pages for Mega Man #1 earlier, MMN reader Lamarfll pointed out that Comic Book Resources has an interesting animated trailer for the book, which you can see below, or find here. As promotion for a comic book, this is kind of neat--...

Tomopop’s Review of D-Arts Rockman X

Preview Pages for Mega Man #1

While our countdown doesn't end until tonight and the first issue doesn't come out until next week, we have the preview pages for Archie's Mega Man comic right here, right now. It feels like it has taken forever to get here, since the announcement at the New York...