Mega Man
News, coverage and analysis tracking Mega Man across the outlets.- Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds DLC ‘Mega Man Pack’ launches March 25SEGA announced that the downloadable content 'Mega Man Pack' for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds will launch on March 5. This DLC adds content related to the Mega Man franchise to the racing game.
- Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds reveals Mega Man DLC Pack release date, teaser trailerSEGA has announced that the Mega Man DLC Pack for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds will be released on March 25, 2026. This DLC will be followed by additional content, including packs based on Minecraft and SpongeBob SquarePants.
Pragmata Final Hands-On Preview | The OuterhavenA preview of the upcoming game Pragmata highlights its unique visual style and gameplay mechanics. While some speculate about connections to the Mega Man series due to shared themes, the game appears to be a distinct experience. Players are expressing interest in remasters of older titles like Viewtiful Joe and Breath of Fire, alongside a desire for less frequent installments in established franchises like Resident Evil.
The solution to staleness in modern gaming is cross-pollination - Reader's FeatureA reader proposes that cross-pollination of ideas between different genres and franchises is the key to combating staleness in modern gaming. The article provides numerous examples of successful genre blends, such as Castlevania becoming an RPG or Zelda incorporating rhythm mechanics, suggesting this approach can revitalize long-running series and create fresh experiences.- Capcom accused of ditching union contracts on Mega Man sequelCapcom is reportedly not providing union terms for a Mega Man sequel, leading the performer union SAG-AFTRA to advise its members against working on the title. The publisher has been accused of ditching union contracts for the upcoming game.
Capcom accused of ditching union contracts on Mega Man sequelCapcom is reportedly facing accusations of abandoning union contracts related to a Mega Man sequel. Co-developer Aggro Crab shared insights into game development, with studio head Nick Kaman discussing mountain design techniques.
Peak co-developer Aggro Crab shares lessons in friendslopCapcom is accused of not providing union contracts for a Mega Man sequel, leading the performer union SAG-AFTRA to advise its members against working on the title. Co-developer Aggro Crab also shared insights into their development practices.- Issues and ActivismAn actor from the Mega Man franchise has withdrawn from a sequel project due to issues with a non-union contract. This situation highlights ongoing discussions about labor practices and activism within the entertainment industry.
Ben Diskin Won’t Return as Mega Man, Cites AI Protections and Union ContractVoice actor Ben Diskin will not return to voice Mega Man, citing concerns over artificial intelligence protections and union contracts. The discussion touches on the future of voice acting in games and mentions other Capcom titles like Pragmata and Viewtiful Joe.
Super Alloy Crush – Beta Demo | Alpha Beta GamerSuper Alloy Crush is a fast-paced 2D roguelike brawler inspired by Mega Man X, featuring characters Muu and Kelly who battle enemies with unique combat styles. The game offers deep customization through Tech Arts and Chip layouts, with elemental weaknesses and Stance breaking mechanics. A demo is available for download on Steam.
Here Are The 12 Finalists For The World Video Game Hall Of Fame In 2026The Strong Museum has revealed the 12 finalists for the 2026 World Video Game Hall of Fame, including first-time nominees like Silent Hill, Mega Man, and League of Legends, alongside returning candidates such as Angry Birds. The inductees will be announced on May 7, with a "Player's Choice" category allowing fan votes to influence one ballot.
Trump administration debates allowing Tencent to keep its gaming stakes, FT reportsThe Trump administration is reportedly debating whether to allow Tencent to maintain its stakes in gaming companies. Meanwhile, commenters discuss their anticipation for the game Pragmata, express a desire for remakes of Viewtiful Joe, and note the perceived over-saturation of the Resident Evil series.
Nacon postpones game showcase after filing for insolvencyNacon has postponed its upcoming game showcase following the company filing for insolvency. The article includes comments from users discussing various games such as Pragmata, Mega Man, Viewtiful Joe, Resident Evil, and Breath of Fire, with some expressing anticipation for Pragmata's release and others lamenting the lack of remasters for older titles.
Mega Man Grandista Figures Debut This WeekBandai Namco will release two new Mega Man figures in Japan on March 5, 2026, as prize figures. One is a Capcom exclusive with a metallic finish, while the standard model has a matte look. Both figures stand over eight and a half inches tall and depict Mega Man in his iconic blue suit with his Mega Buster ready. A MegaMan.EXE figure is also planned for May 2026.
Video: Here's Your First Look At The Street Fighter Live-Action Movie, Out October 2026Capcom has announced that the live-action Street Fighter movie will be released on October 16, 2026, with a teaser trailer shown at The Game Awards. The film features a cast including Andrew Koji as Ryu, Noah Centineo as Ken, and Jason Momoa as Blanka. Capcom also revealed a new Mega Man game and confirmed Pragmata for the Nintendo Switch 2.
Fallen Knight Review (Xbox Series X)Fallen Knight is a retro action-platformer from Fairplay Studios that draws heavy inspiration from the Mega Man series. Players can choose between Lancelot for a standard campaign with difficulty options or Galahad for a punishing roguelike experience. The game features tight controls, responsive platforming, and challenging boss fights, all presented with impressive 16-bit era visuals and music.- Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle ReviewMario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle blends Mario characters with Ubisoft's Rabbids in a turn-based strategy game reminiscent of XCOM. While the writing and initial premise are strong, the gameplay loop becomes repetitive and the late-game difficulty spikes can make combat feel like a chore, ultimately leading to a somewhat disappointing experience despite some amazing moments.
- Cuphead ReviewCuphead is a challenging action-platformer that combines brutal precision gameplay with a unique 1930s cartoon art style. The game primarily features boss fights with a parry system and unlockable weapons, offering a difficult but rewarding experience for players who enjoy mastering its mechanics.
- Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite ReviewMarvel vs. Capcom: Infinite is a two-on-two tag fighter that introduces Infinity Stones as a core mechanic, offering unique powers and an "Infinity Storm" ultimate. While the game features a fun and challenging core gameplay system with accessible mechanics and a high skill ceiling, it is criticized for its thin roster, disappointing presentation, and a lackluster training mode. The story mode offers some enjoyable moments but suffers from thin premises, and the online functionality is solid, though the ranking system is notably brutal.