Which version is the most responsive of them all?
Hm, maybe I should have called today “Follow-Up Friday” — every article I’ve posted today has been a follow-up to something previous: Takeru’s Mega Man-esque offerings on Famicom, The Completionist’s re-review of Mega Man X2, and...
How does the latest release stack up against its predecessors?
In my review of Mega Man X Legacy Collection, one thing I wasn’t sure about calling out was the possible presence of input lag. I didn’t have the proper tools or setup in order to gauge such a thing, and I didn’t want to call such a thing out without...
Get equipped with nostalgia.
When Capcom and Iam8bit announced last year that they were going to release a special 30th anniversary edition cartridge of Street Fighter II: The World Warriors for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, I considered reporting about it here and asking if there...
Do you want to Play It Loud?
Today marks the release of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System Classic Edition, or Super NES Classic for short, and before I head out to the store to stand in line and try my luck (fingers crossed that Nintendo comes through on their promise of more units...
Even when the Super NES was setting the world on fire, Capcom stuck with the NES to the end.
The early 90’s were kind of an odd time to be a fan of Mega Man games. As the world was moving on to the Super Nintendo Entertainment System from its 8-bit predecessor (at least, when they weren’t being Welcomed to the Next Level by SEGA), Capcom held firm...
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