Mega Man is busting the streets in this fan graffiti by VBC17
Never let it be said I don’t love Capcom. They’ve given me the joys of Mega Man, Street Fighter, Devil May Cry, Onimusha, Little Nemo and Ducktales. Never forget Ducktales. But from time to time they love to troll like no other. Case in point, peep out this awesome looking footage of the canceled Mega Man Legends 3 Prototype which will never see the light of day. Behold the joy of never getting to play this. Come on Capcom, give us more Mega Man!
Mega Man (at least that’s what they’re saying) and Pac-Man join Street Fighter X Tekken on PS3.
Capcom has announced that the PS3 version of Street Fighter X Tekken will be getting some additions to the already massive character roster with what they’re claiming is Mega Man and videogames original superstar Pac-Man.
Look, I love Capcom but this whole idea of a beer belly cosplay looking Mega Man is really far out there, even for them. OK, so after a while it hit me, this is old school busted NES cover art Mega Man. That’s cool and all but where the hell is the real Mega Man?
Mega Man 2 as an arcade game would have rocked back in the day! On that note, Tumblr artist Derek Deal created this rad arcade cabinet art for Gallery 1988’s “Old School Video Game Show”. See more show pieces here.
18” x 25” art prints are now on sale for $30 at Derek’s online store.
Mega Man 2 Arcade by Derek Deal (Tumblr) (Store) (Flickr) (Twitter)
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Artist Stanley Lau gives us a different look the hero known as Mega Man. This amazing piece was created for the Tokyo Asiagraph 2011 “Megaman Awards”.
Megaman Solitude by Stanley Lau / Artgerm (deviantART) (Twitter)
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Mega Man Legends 3 Canceled
Those who were hyped for a new Mega Man Legends on DS may want to have a seat. I got some bad news for ya.
Classic and Modern Mega Man all in one. Kind of like peanut butter and chocolate.
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Mega Man Zero Collection screens
Capcom has released some new screens from the upcoming Mega Man Zero Collection. The Mega Man ZERO Collection compiles all four Mega Man ZERO games previously released on the GameBoy Advance. In the Mega Man ZERO games, players take on the role of Zero who was first introduced in Mega Man X.
