Tag: Mega Man

Developer: Masaya  Publisher: NCS  Release: 03/20/97  Genre: Action Masaya’s Shubibinman series had the potential to be the PC Engine’s Mega Man, a kick ass run and gun series full of action and robots. To a degree they were exactly that...

Developer: Capcom    Publisher: Capcom    Release: 08/05/04   Genre: Action To this day I still miss arcade games. Part of the thrill of visiting the arcade was seeing games that were technically far ahead of what we had at home. Obviously...

Toward the end of my Turbo Grafx-16 fanboyism Shockman was one of the last titles I looked to in order to justify owning the system.  The Turbo CD/Duo was still out of my price range and so CD games like...

Developer: Vik Tokai   Publisher: Vik Tokai    Released: January 1991    Genre: Action Mega Man is one of my favorite video game series of all time.  Even at its lowest points I’ve still been able to enjoy the games despite...

Developer: Sun L   Publisher: Banpresto    Release: 12/17/94    Genre: Action I have to give Banpresto credit, they certainly cannot be accused of resting on their laurels when it came to the Compati Hero series.  Where the first game was a middling.....

Mega Man is finally set for resurgence this year thanks to numerous classic compilations and a new entry in the classic series after 8 years. While Capcom were questioning what to do with the IP the indie community took it...

Developer: Capcom    Publisher: Capcom    Release: 01/96   Genre: Action Mega Man X3, like many of Capcom’s late SNES titles, was an interesting release. After misreading the market and ending up with surplus copies of Super Street Fighter II they wer...

Developer: Capcom    Publisher: Capcom    Release: 01/95    Genre: Action Despite its release in the middle of the Super Nintendo’s lifespan we all knew Mega Man X would spawn sequels. A Capcom game getting a sequel is as sure as death and...

By the late 90s arcades had all but disappeared in my area. While I was content playing console games at the time I did lament their absence. There was nothing like hitting the arcade and seeing a game years more...