We’re nearing the end of the road for “Mega May” with just two titles left, so you know what that means: Today, the long-awaited and relatively rare fifth Mega Man Game Boy title is now available on the Virtual Console for the Nintendo 3DS.
We’re nearing the end of the road for “Mega May” with just two titles left, so you know what that means: Today, the long-awaited and relatively rare fifth Mega Man Game Boy title is now available on the Virtual Console for the Nintendo 3DS.
As “Mega May” marches on, Capcom is already looking towards revisiting more of the Blue Bomber’s pixeled past in the future.
As “Mega May” marches on, Capcom is already looking towards revisiting more of the Blue Bomber’s pixeled past in the future.
What, seriously? Okay then…
What, seriously? Okay then…
As some of you may have heard, Capcom has a new game in Japan for mobile devices. Titled Sound Rangers: Rhythm & Battle, it is reportedly very much like what the title implies: A combination of Super Sentai style heroes with the rhythm-based gameplay of such titles as Elite Beat Agents/Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan.
As some of you may have heard, Capcom has a new game in Japan for mobile devices. Titled Sound Rangers: Rhythm & Battle, it is reportedly very much like what the title implies: A combination of Super Sentai style heroes with the rhythm-based gameplay of such titles as Elite Beat Agents/Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan.
Granted, this news is a little late in coming here, but given tonight is the launch of the Xbox One and its exclusive, Dead Rising 3, at least it’s timely.
Granted, this news is a little late in coming here, but given tonight is the launch of the Xbox One and its exclusive, Dead Rising 3, at least it’s timely.
Those who follow the week-to-week happenings in the Nintendo eShop know that for one week starting today, Thursday, November 14th, a variety of The Legend of Zelda titles featured on both the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS are being marked down. As it turns out, this is part of a larger ongoing deal, and a curious one at that.
Those who follow the week-to-week happenings in the Nintendo eShop know that for one week starting today, Thursday, November 14th, a variety of The Legend of Zelda titles featured on both the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS are being marked down. As it turns out, this is part of a larger ongoing deal, and a curious one at that.
Whereas Rockman X2 arrived on the Wii U Virtual Console in Japan on October 9th, it appears that all signs (which is to say, Wikipedia and this post on GoNintendo) point to the second major clash between X and the Reploids of Sigma's original Maverick uprising will be hitting the European version of the service on Thursday, November 14th, 2013. In other words, tomorrow, though as of this writing, that would be today in Europe.
Whereas Rockman X2 arrived on the Wii U Virtual Console in Japan on October 9th, it appears that all signs (which is to say, Wikipedia and this post on GoNintendo) point to the second major clash between X and the Reploids of Sigma's original Maverick uprising will be hitting the European version of the service on Thursday, November 14th, 2013. In other words, tomorrow, though as of this writing, that would be today in Europe.
>Capcom and Banpresto are teaming up to bring a variety of Monste Hunter crossover goods in honor of Capcom’s 30th anniversary. Thus, Banpresto’s Ichiban Kuji line will be releasing Feyline straps and figures adorned as various Capcom characters, including Mega Man.<
>Capcom and Banpresto are teaming up to bring a variety of Monste Hunter crossover goods in honor of Capcom’s 30th anniversary. Thus, Banpresto’s Ichiban Kuji line will be releasing Feyline straps and figures adorned as various Capcom characters, including Mega Man.<
One of our readers,
OKeijiDragon, conducted an interview with composer Makoto Tomozawa via
Twitter last year. The interview was posted on Dash Republic (now
defunct), and later his Tumblr account. The interview wasn’t getting
much attention, so he was kind enough to send it to us. You can check
out some highlights from the now re-edited and expanded interview after the cut.
One of our readers,
OKeijiDragon, conducted an interview with composer Makoto Tomozawa via
Twitter last year. The interview was posted on Dash Republic (now
defunct), and later his Tumblr account. The interview wasn’t getting
much attention, so he was kind enough to send it to us. You can check
out some highlights from the now re-edited and expanded interview after the cut.
As if Mighty No. 9 wasn’t already a Mega Man dream team come true, Takeshi Tateishi, the composer of Mega Man 2, has agreed to make time in his busy schedule to collaborate with Manami Matsumae (Mega Man) and Ippo Yamada (Mega Man 9 and 10)!
As if Mighty No. 9 wasn’t already a Mega Man dream team come true, Takeshi Tateishi, the composer of Mega Man 2, has agreed to make time in his busy schedule to collaborate with Manami Matsumae (Mega Man) and Ippo Yamada (Mega Man 9 and 10)!
From the day it was announced at the Penny Arcade Expo, there has been one question on everyone’s mind regarding Mighty No. 9: “Is it close enough to Mega Man that Capcom could sue Comcept?”
From the day it was announced at the Penny Arcade Expo, there has been one question on everyone’s mind regarding Mighty No. 9: “Is it close enough to Mega Man that Capcom could sue Comcept?”
“Ask Me Anything” was the challenge laid before the users of Reddit, and ask they did. About Capcom, Comcept, becoming a game developer, and more.
“Ask Me Anything” was the challenge laid before the users of Reddit, and ask they did. About Capcom, Comcept, becoming a game developer, and more.
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