(UPDATE: Standard Edition up for pre-order on Big Bad Toystore for $44.99)
ThreeZero has revealed new details about their upcoming MDLX X figure, which is now expected to ship in the first quarter of 2025. Standing at 4.7 inches tall (just a smidge taller than the classic series figure), it features 34 points of articulation and a metal and plastic body frame. Magnets in the feet allow for dynamic poses, and the figure comes with two face plates—standard and angry—along with an interchangeable X-Buster for either arm. It also includes a Charge Shot effect piece and multiple hand options.
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This collection brings together seven of Capcom's classic Marvel arcade titles, including the original Marvel vs. Capcom and Marvel vs. Capcom 2—a particular highlight for Mega Man fans. Both games feature familiar faces like the blue bomber, Roll, Tron Bonne, and her army of Servbots.
The collection features an extensive art gallery with several Mega Man-related pieces, including never-before-seen drafts of special moves and combos. For example, the Rush Drill was originally designed as an underground digging move. There's also an early concept for Hyper Mega Man that predates the Mazinger-inspired version we’ve come to know and love.
If you grew up playing these games in the arcade, this collection offers a great shot of nostalgia. And if you’re new to the series, it’s an easy way to dive in, with online play (rollback included), modern display options, and simplified combos for beginners.
Whether you're revisiting old memories or exploring for the first time, it's worth a look.
Announced back in March, Capcom today revealed the key visual for their upcoming art exhibit. It features Ryu, Leon S. Kennedy, Dante, Phoenix Wright, Rathalos, Palico from the Monster Hunter series, and, of course, Mega Man.
Find all the details after the break!
For over a decade, Great Eastern Entertainment has held the licensing rights for Mega Man 10, continuing to produce posters, keychains, and other knick knacks long after the game’s release. Now, following a brief hiatus, the manufacturer returns with four new figure-plushies.
Standing at 4.5 inches tall, these poseable plushies feature PVC heads and soft bodies, and are set to ship in November. The lineup includes three Proto Man variants (happy, neutral, and battle-ready) and a Mega Man based on the Solar Blaze special weapon. Each is priced at $19.99, according to Big Bad Toy Store's listings.
It’s a bit of a random lineup, but that’s how Great Eastern typically operates with Mega Man. This is likely just the beginning, though. If there's a character you'd love to see next, let us know in the comments!
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After two and a half years of development, AlyssonDaPaz's 16-bit Mega Man X8 "demake" is finally complete and available to play.
The demake, as previously reported, recreates X8 in the style of the Super Nintendo trilogy, while incorporating modern quality-of-life improvements such as widescreen support and 60 FPS gameplay. All of the original game’s stages are included, with some staying faithful to the original while others—like the Ride Chaser stages—have been completely reimagined. The Chip shop from the original game has been removed; instead, items are now hidden throughout the stages and can be used immediately upon discovery. There's some other updates too, like the addition of the Special Weapon radial from Mega Man 11, which allows you to quickly switch weapons at any time.
It's important to note that X is the only playable character. Since AlyssonDaPaz developed the game solo, the scope was deliberately limited to avoid lengthy delays. Nevertheless, X8 fans should be satisfied with the final result! You can download it right here. Enjoy!
Kotobukiya has revealed a "Premium Charge Shot" version of Rockman.EXE, a irridescent redeco of the original 2022 kit.
This new version, slated as a Koto Shop exclusive in Japan, features shiny, polarized plating andcolors to replicate Rockman.EXE charging his buster. The Sword and slashing effect parts have been updated to resemble the Dream Sword Program Advance from the games, too. You can see what that looks like below!
Capcom completes the trifecta of Mega Man-themed DLC outfits with a new clip from Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster, featuring Frank West dressed as Lan Hikari, complete with the iconic headband. The video’s thumbnail, possibly the highlight of this collaboration, shows Frank-Lan packing heat—a sight that’s sure to be shared for years to come.
The Lan Hikari outfit comes with its own unique BGM, "Hometown," which can be played over the Willamette Parkview Mall speakers. The other Mega Man-themed costumes include MegaMan.EXE and Tron Bonne, each accompanied by their respective BGMs: "Running Through The Cyber World" and "Flutter vs. Gesellschaft."
Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster will be available digitally on September 19th followed by a physical version on November 8th.
Hot on MegaMan.EXE's trail, Capcom has unveiled the second of three Mega Man-themed outfits for Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster: the one and only Tron Bonne. Frank West has never looked more fabulous—an absolute showstopper, truly (and somehow, it even improves his hairline).
The Tron Bonne costume is part of the "Mega Man Pack" DLC, which also includes outfits for MegaMan.EXE and Lan Hikari. The pack features three background music tracks based on each outfit: "Running Through The Cyber World" for MegaMan.EXE, "Hometown" for Lan, and "Flutter vs. Gesellschaft" for Tron.
Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster arrives on digital storefronts on September 19th, with a physical edition coming this November for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S|X.
