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New Free Mega Man Game Coming

#1

Zappit

Zappit

Jaw on floor. Just...stunned.

http://www.ign.com/articles/2012/12/08/capcom-discusses-the-future-of-mega-man

Street Fighter bosses.


#2

Krisken

Krisken

Oooohh, very cool!


#3

Zappit

Zappit

And FREE! It will be FREE!


#4

Krisken

Krisken

I admit, that was my favorite part.


#5

Gilgamesh

Gilgamesh



#6

AshburnerX

AshburnerX

The long and short of it is that Capcom had little, if any hand in this aside from letting it be released. The game was in development in 2010 by a fan who basically shutdown by Capcom's lawyers. It looks like they just took the materials, gave him a pittance, and (maybe) polished it up a bit to silence the critics who say they don't care about Mega Man anymore. Here's a video from 2010 to prove it's existence.



In other words, this is Capcom making a shallow attempt to reclaim some of the fan base they lost when Legends 3 was cancelled and they are doing a half-assed job of it.


#7

Frank

Frank

They're releasing it for free, that tells me it's probably not all that good.


#8

CynicismKills

CynicismKills

I can only wonder if it's as ball-busting as 9 and 10.


#9

Cheesy1

Cheesy1

If you want to see a play-through of some of the levels, check this out:

http://twitch.tv/capcomunity/b/347284527


#10

CynicismKills

CynicismKills

The game is out! Get it here.


#11

Bowielee

Bowielee

Download speed is super slow, I assume a ton of people are trying to download it at once.


#12

CynicismKills

CynicismKills

Yeah, took almost an hour last night. Haven't played it yet, though.


#13

Zappit

Zappit

Cannot get download link to load...

That's okay. I can wait until the servers get some relief.


#14

Frank

Frank

Keyboard controls aren't ideal, but so far, the Ryu level is pretty uninspired with Ryu himself being a lot of fun as a boss fight.


#15

Gilgamesh

Gilgamesh

Keyboard controls aren't ideal, but so far, the Ryu level is pretty uninspired with Ryu himself being a lot of fun as a boss fight.
Xpadder has been one of the best investments I've ever made for flash/online games ;)


#16

Rovewin

Rovewin

I didn't even have to use xpadder. The game recognized my ps2 controller and automatically set it as the controller. I forgot I had it plugged in from earlier and was wondering why nothing on the keyboard was working.

Playing the game itself, I realized I still suck at mega man games. The 2 levels I played so far were fun. They had extra paths to grab health or energy along the way. It relied a bit too much on having to charge your weapon for enemies but oh well. I agree the ryu stage was a little uninspired platforming wise but the other one seemed better with the difficulty of the enemies making it more challenging.


#17

Frank

Frank

I have to dig out my 360 controllers from whatever crate they're stored in. I always used them as PC controllers and haven't needed them since I moved.

This game has no password system or saves.

That's fucking unforgivable.


#18

Krisken

Krisken

I have to dig out my 360 controllers from whatever crate they're stored in. I always used them as PC controllers and haven't needed them since I moved.

This game has no password system or saves.

That's fucking unforgivable.
Did the later Mega Man games have that? I know for a fact the first one didn't.


#19

Ravenpoe

Ravenpoe

Did the later Mega Man games have that? I know for a fact the first one didn't.
Aside from the first one, yes. Every early mega man game used a password system, and later series either kept with the passwords for old times sake, or had actual savegames.


#20

Krisken

Krisken

Weak sauce! You kids had it easy.


#21

Zappit

Zappit

Weak sauce! You kids had it easy.
Did yoooou ever beat the original Mega Man? Not many of us could back then. Took me a couple years to finally crack it.

Never could beat 2...


#22

Krisken

Krisken

Did yoooou ever beat the original Mega Man? Not many of us could back then. Took me a couple years to finally crack it.

Never could beat 2...
Yes I did beat the first one. You had to face the Rock Monster twice in that game, which is where I was stuck for the longest time. Once I finally mastered getting past the first one, every other boss and level came easy to me, even the second one.


#23

Zappit

Zappit

Ever use the select button trick on the rock boss and just one-shot him?


#24

Krisken

Krisken

Ever use the select button trick on the rock boss and just one-shot him?
Nope, didn't even know about it. You can one-shot him?


#25

Zappit

Zappit

Yep. Fire Elec-Man's weapon at him. Let it hit the eye, and mash the hell out of the select button. The pause timing throws off the shot, resulting in a point of damage about every other press. The shot stays on him, too, so you can easily one-shot him.

Use that trick, and he is literally the easiest enemy in the game to kill.


#26

Krisken

Krisken

No, didn't do that. Timed the rocks, jumped to the timing. Shot the thing.

Then again, I'm the guy who played Wolverine to the end, counted how many times I hit Sabertooth (in the 300's) and finally gave up since I realized the game had to be bugged.


#27

Zappit

Zappit

Try it out. I'll wait.



#28

Krisken

Krisken

I haven't played it since I was in my teens. I'll give this one a go in a while, though. Maybe tomorrow.


#29

GasBandit

GasBandit

2 was the best... 3 was good 2, but you can't beat metal blades.


#30

Frank

Frank

Mega Man 2 was a rare work of gaming perfection.


#31

Terrik

Terrik

2 was the best... 3 was good 2, but you can't beat metal blades.
You could also get some killer remixes out of that level's music.


#32

KCWM

KCWM

I finished 1 but never could beat 2, though I don't have much of a recollection of that game


#33

AshburnerX

AshburnerX

Mega Man 2 is basically where the formula for the series was established. Mega Man 1 had most of the elements, but MM2 solidified it.


#34

CynicismKills

CynicismKills

I actually liked 3 over 2, but 2 has some of the best music without a doubt.


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