Tag: Mega Man & Bass

Where Blue Bombers go to become Blue Blurs (sorry, Sonic).

Games beaten so fast, even Quick Man is a little jealous.

Now you can get the full story.

Of all games from all series, which ones crack the Top 10?

In sort of a Bugs and Daffy sort of way.

“Mega May” has officially begun!

Hey, remember when we called it?

By way of Siliconera, Capcom of Japan has an interesting bit of news for Wii U owners.

Well, there are no two ways about it: We’ve fallen a bit behind since Johnny took on Mega Man 2, Mega Man 3, and Mega Man: The Wily Wars. As it so happens, he just finished up his month-long Mega Man marathon with the one-two punch of Mega Man 9 and Mega Man 10, so here’s everything he’s done since the last time we posted, in case you weren’t keeping up.

p>As part of our celebration of the Mega Man series hitting its 25th anniversary, we are featuring a look back at many of the games of the Classic series. For this entry, I’ll be looking Mega Man & Bass, a game that was the chronological last game in the classic series until the end of the hiatus with 2008’s Mega Man 9. Beyond featuring Bass as a playable character, MM&B has a number of innovations and features some of the most difficult levels in the series.  

by TMMN Staff | Oct 13, 2013 | Articles

p>As part of our celebration of the Mega Man series hitting its 25th anniversary, we are featuring a look back at many of the games of the Classic series. For this entry, I’ll be looking Mega Man & Bass, a game that was the chronological last game in the classic series until the end of the hiatus with 2008’s Mega Man 9. Beyond featuring Bass as a playable character, MM&B has a number of innovations and features some of the most difficult levels in the series.  

Love for Mega Man is in the air over at Destructoid, which is reason enough for Chris Carter to post what he believes are “The Five Best Mega Man Games.” A solid list, to be sure, and some might even be surprised not only by his number one pick, but also some games which didn’t […]

During today’s Nintendo Direct, company president Satoru Iwata revealed to those watching that not only would the Wii U be receiving a Virtual Console service this Spring, but that it would also include the Game Boy Advance, whose library of games has not even been available to the Nintendo 3DS eShop (save for a handful […]