Love Mega Man 2? Love Legos'? One happily married couple combined the two and created this cool 8-bit LEGO collection based on the Blue Bomber's baddies. Check out the awesome gallery.
This week Fred goes solo to celebrate Doom‘s 20th Anniversary and the Mega Man series. Keji Inafune’s legacy may live on through Mighty Number 9, but when he was a young new college grad Capcom employed him to create one of the most beloved and long running franchises of the company’s history.
Peter Tieryas continues his vidcasts of Favorite Game Levels by covering Mega Man 2. For many gamers, their first glimpse of the cinematic potentials of gaming was from the opening movie in Mega Man 2. There were eight full levels with wickedly creative game design and fantastic anime styled art to create a unique look. Even more amazing is that the developers had to work on the game on their own time because the first Mega Man didn't meet financial expectations. Unable to choose just one level, he covers both Air Man and Bubble Man.
Cool username. I also love persona (and Mega Man). Japan makes deeper games. Just wish they'd use more middleware instead of always making their own engines from scratch--so we can get more Japanese made games out this gen.
Thanks on the username! Anything they can do to speed up game development while not sacrificing quality would be welcome by me =)
This gaming generation will be known for quite a few things. One of them will be the resurgence and interest in retro gaming; an idea Sony, Nintendo, and Microsoft took an interest in. Gamers saw remakes, ports, and other forms of retro games from the past make it to their favorite consoles. The big question is which one of them handled retro gaming better this generation?
Depends on what you mean by retro. If you mean actual old games nintendo won. If you mean old school style games MS won.
