Tag: Mega Man

Air, wind, and… pandas?

No doubt those interested are already well aware, but just to make certain: Super Smash Bros. for Wii U is now finally available in North America.

When last we left off, Mega Man was attempting to use words and robotic morality to convince Gemini Man to stand down and choose a different path for himself.

Archie’s adaptation of Mega Man 3 continues with the rematch of the century in “The Ultimate Betrayal” part two! Assuming no one gets in the way this time, we can only wonder how things will play out this time as brother faces brother with the fate of the world hanging in the balance!

The penultimate chapter of “Legends of the Blue Bomber” is almost upon us! But before that hits comic book shops and magazine racks, here’s a five page preview from Archie to tease and tantalize you.

The first screens of this stage give us a robot seal called Au-Au who balances an energy ball on its nose before throwing it at us. Read that again. I just want to draw extra attention to how ridiculous and adorable that is before I move on. Cool? Cool.

To commemorate the upcoming November 2014 “Battle” themed package, Loot Crate has seen to the creation of a short fan film featuring a “gritty” reimagining of Mega Man.

When Nintendo first announced the upcoming amiibo interactive figures that would be based on several members of the Super Smash Bros. for Wii U/Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS roster, one could not help but notice that the likes of third-party characters Mega Man, Pac-Man, and Sonic the Hedgehog were conspicuous by their absence.

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U is on the near horizon, and boy-howdy, does it ever contain a lot of content! For those who just can’t wait to peel back the layers of this action-packed onion to reach the Mega Man goodness, here is some of what you’ll find within.

Mets haven’t changed, but the oil here is new.

As our intrepid hero makes for the thermal-powered asteroid, his new foe is a very old robot indeed… Shadow Man. The only one not designed by Wily.

So here we are at the last game for the NES. This time, Wily puts on a fake beard and sunglasses to hold a robot tournament and steal the contestants, so our newest batch of Robot Masters is meant to be from various places around the world, leading to somewhat flashier designs than we’re used to.