Love drawing Mega Man stuff? Want a chance to win a free copy of Mega Man Legacy Collection? Then head on over to Capcom Unity's Legacy Collection fan art contest. Your task is to "re-imagine" those original six NES Mega Man covers. On-model, off-model, whatever you choose. You can make a cover as bad as Mega Man 1 or a delightful masterpiece. It's up to you!
Entries must be received by August 14th for a chance to win one of six copies of MMLC. Winners will be notified September 4th at the latest. Time's a-ticking, so get over to Capcom Unity for the details and get those creative juices flowing! Your inspiration is a pair of "new" covers designed by Chamba. Don't they look great?
Source: Capcom Unity
I'm a little confused by what they mean of free "copy". Do they mean you win a code to redeem for a free download of Legacy Collection? Because I otherwise thought this was going to be digital purchase only.
ReplyDeleteIf the new cartoon looks like the artwork used for this game so far, I'd be ok with that. That is as westernized it should get.
ReplyDeleteThat's okay. I can buy it instead of contest. However, I rather them to make a physical copy instead of digital copy. :)
ReplyDeleteI really want posters of those two pieces. =)
ReplyDeleteI was reading the official rules and came across this. What the F?!
ReplyDeleteIf a Canadian resident wins a prize, that person must also answer correctly within a 5 minute time period a mathematical skill-testing question without the benefit of any calculating devices before the prize will be awarded.
So if someone from anywhere else in the world would win this contest they will receive the game. But if they are from Canada the MUST answer math questions correctly within five minutes then they will receive the game. Wow that is insulting they are trying to say that Canadians are stupid. So because of that they need to make sure that Canadians are smart enough to get the game. But if it is someone else from a different part of the world they don't need to to answer math questions because they are smart.
DeleteCapcom: Not using their heads ever since the seventh generation of gaming. -_- (Yes I know that not all of their games from the seventh generation are bad.)
I'm not canadian but I find it offensive. Is This is the game that I have heard about a producer or developer doesnt accept feedback and believes they are some kind of god right?
DeleteIf so, well, I kinda was expecting BS like this.
Well.... That's really rotten. I'm starting to have doubts of even getting this collection.
Delete- Dr. Jerk.
You guys do know that Canada has a law about gambling. If you win a prize, it can't be pure luck, it has to be a game of skill. Usually a simple question like 1+ 1. Not everything is the Capcom boogeymen.
Delete"it has to be a game of skill." Isn't good art skill? There is no way that the winner of this contest will have won by "Pure luck" because making amazing art is not "Pure luck" it takes skill to make amazing art.
DeleteAlso I almost forgot to add this is a DRAWING contest not a gambling contest. So capcom can't pull that trash and say "Oh well that law says that gambling contest can't have luck to win so do math" because this is not a gambling contest.
DeleteThe last time capcom showed love for megaman was in the gc,ps2,xbox era. Anywhere past that is the cheap 8-bit megaman 9 and 10 games that could be made for free and cancelling every other megaman game.
Does this contest also allow us to "re-imagine" the covers of 7-10 and bass? No we can't because those games are not in the collection? Oh ok. :(
ReplyDeleteOf course I get hyped up about this, then I looked at the rules. I have to be 18 to enter. D:
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