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For those of us who were looking for an epic fight against Gamma, this issue definitely delivered.

Wow, it’s almost as though someone tilted the week and most of the news slid down towards the end! Lucas Gilbertson reprises Zero, Mega Man 3 gets an intro, a Jump’N’Shoot Attack review, and a few Mighty No. 9 voices in action.

It’s one of those days for Mega Man. Your home’s been torn to pieces, your former arch-nemesis-turned-good-guy has revealed that he’s still a jerk, your brother tried to kill you over reasons, and… oh yes, nearly forgot: You’ve got a big hulking yellow thing you barely killed once breathing down your neck in the darkness. Just one of those days.

25 issues or so after we got our first look at the robot that Blues was, we finally get the showdown that’s been building up for the entire time.

You know an issue is going to be good when the cover has the heroes’ home burning, his family injured, and the vision of his foe grinning in the firelight.

Six Robot Masters down, two to go. And Auto?

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.

p>Thanks to the fine folks at Inti Creates and 8-4 Ltd., The Mega Man Network has been able to play through and dissect much of what could be called the first post-Capcom Mega Man game–Mega Man without Mega Man, as it were. But defining Azure Striker Gunvolt in that way would do an injustice to one of the best platformers of this generation.

by TMMN Staff | Aug 28, 2014 | Mega Man-Esque

p>Thanks to the fine folks at Inti Creates and 8-4 Ltd., The Mega Man Network has been able to play through and dissect much of what could be called the first post-Capcom Mega Man game–Mega Man without Mega Man, as it were. But defining Azure Striker Gunvolt in that way would do an injustice to one of the best platformers of this generation.

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

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.

You might recall a couple of weeks ago when we posted the first episode of the “Johnny Vs. Mega Man” marathon of reviews. This time out, he’s joined by rival ClementJ642, who apparently has a good Let’s Play channel where he’s gone through the series before. We hadn’t planned to update about these with any […]

Not too long ago, Mike Matei of Cinemassacre (home of the Angry Video Game Nerd, among others) posted a review of Mega Man 9 on Xbox Live Arcade. He’s back, and this time he’s giving the same treatment to Mega Man 10. As before, we didn’t notice any of the NSFW language more typical of […]