Tag: fan music

For all the Mega Ran fans in the house, we’ve got a nice heaping helping of news today.

Do you like Mega Man fan art and fan music? Of course you do! What better way to celebrate the 27th anniversary then a fan tribute compilation made by some the talented artists of the fandom.

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.

On the YouTube channel of rock/metal vocalist PelleK is a new cover of a familiar tune to many fans of the Blue Bomber.

The Dr. Wily Stage 1 theme from Mega Man 2, like you’ve never heard it before…

It’s that time again! All the news you can use with no time to lose, it’s Ripot’s Round-Up!

Too many news tips, too little time. What’s one to do? Call the Ripot-man, of course!

Smooth McGroove is a name who has been making the internet rounds with
his combination of prolific facial hair, dancing black cats, and above
all else, his a cappella versions of some of the most memorable tracks
in video gaming. This time, he sets his sights on one of the more iconic
tracks from Mega Man X, the soaring Storm Eagle stage theme.

Here we are again, with another big blast of items from the numerous tips that you, the readers of The Mega Man Network, have so graciously sent to us over the past while. Sorry if some of these are a bit late, as we usually only have so much time in the day to write […]

This is Smooth McGroove, who performs one-man acapella renditions of video game tunes. One man, though he plays eight different parts of the tune in synch, which is still impressive as you listen to his version of Spark Mandrill’s theme from Mega Man X above, which can also be acquired on BandCamp

Two quick updates for you from 100,000 Strong for Bringing Back Mega Man Legends 3. First, regarding the Mega Man Legends 3 Concept Album: As you might have noticed, that hit a bit of a snag, as BandCamp apparently has a “200 free download” limit before they begin charging for it, which was quickly reached. […]

Hope may ride alone, but at least we can all enjoy cool artwork as a collective. An artist named Billosopher recently drew a wicked-looking comic that narrates the events in the song “Hope Rides Alone” by The Protomen. It’s certainly a slick-looking number. Note: Billosopher’s choice of comic reader starts the action on the last […]