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'Mega Man 9' And '10' Still Have Secrets To Discover
Posted 10/11/10 11:11 am ET by Jason Cipriano in News, PS3, Wii, Xbox 360
Almost two years ago Capcom's Community Manager, Seth Killian, stated that even though "Mega Man 9" had been out for a few months, there was still one secret that had yet to be found. This one comment has been driving Mega Man fans mad since he made it, and they've searched every level of the game from top to bottom and still have yet to find it. At a recent event, Joveth Gonzalez (otherwise known as jgonzo on Capcom-unity) another of Capcom's Community Managers was surprisingly candid about the secret, as well as the one hidden in "Mega Man 10."
'Mega Man 3' Following 'Mega Man 10' To PSN In April (In Japan)
Posted 3/8/10 9:13 pm ET by Brian Warmoth in News, PS3
"Mega Man 10" finally arrives in Japan this month, and Capcom threw in a little surprise for Japanese PSN users -- randomly winnable copies of "Mega Man 3," which comes out there in April. The edition that appears will be the "Rockman Complete Works" port from the PS1, but North American Wii owners with access to the Virtual Console should be able to shrug off any inklings of jealousy with ease, as "Mega Man 3" has been available here for some time.
'Mega Man' Designer Thinks 16-Bit Revival Is A 'Great Idea'
Posted 2/25/10 7:13 pm ET by Russ Frushtick in News, PS3, Wii, Xbox 360
Keiji Inafune is one of the top creative minds at Capcom and has shepherded many of the company's greatest franchises over the years. "Mega Man" is obviously one of the biggies, and with the success of the downloadable release of "Mega Man 9" and the upcoming release of "Mega Man 10" next month, Capcom opened the fan floodgates for an online Q&A with Inafune-san.
In one of the questions, a fan asked Inafune what he thought about reviving the 16-bit style of "Mega Man" games. His response was pretty positive on the prospect:
Sheep Man's Fellow 'Mega Man 10' Bosses Unveiled
Posted 1/13/10 5:00 pm ET by Brian Warmoth in News, PS3, Wii, Xbox 360
"Mega Man 10" has a rich legacy of ridiculous and well designed bosses to satisfy, but thanks to an overseas reveal, Capcom's development team has my seal of approval. I don't want to spoil anything more for you if you're waiting to play the game, but all eight Robot Masters will be listed after you make the jump.
'Mega Man 10' Confirmed For Multiple Platforms
Posted 12/16/09 4:00 pm ET by Brian Warmoth in News, PS3, Wii, Xbox 360
The "Mega Man 10" announcement in Nintendo Power made it clear that the new Capcom sequel would be available on WiiWare, but those who enjoyed "Mega Man 9" on the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade can now be assured that its follow-up will be multiplatform as well.
Last week's "Mega Man 10" and Sheep Man unveiling didn't detail when the game would arrive on WiiWare, but Nintendo filled in the blanks today with their comprehensive list of Wii and DS titles for early 2010. The 8-bit-styled sequel to "Mega Man 9" now has a March launch date to look forward to in WiiWare Q1 that also has Capcom slated to make "Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney" available.
'Mega Man 10' And Sheep Man Coming To WiiWare
Posted 12/11/09 9:00 am ET by Brian Warmoth in News, Wii
Capcom took significant risks when it launched "Mega Man 9" last year for WiiWare, but the warm reception that one of the hardest Mega Man games of all time received provided enough incentive to go the same route for the newly announced "Mega Man 10." The downloadable release, which is not to be confused with "Mega Man X," sounds like it will come with plenty of standard offerings and few innovations.
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