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"Its been almost six years since Super Smash Bros. Brawls release, leaving fans antsy for the new release, but does Super Smash Bros. for 3DS live up to the hype? This iteration and the forthcoming Wii U counterpart were co-developed by director Masahiro Sakurais company Sora Ltd. and Namco-Bandai, a worthy choice considering the latters expertise with fighting games like Tekken and Soul Calibur. Namcos ever-classic Pac-Manarguably their most recognizable charactereven joins the fight this time around, accompanied by classic fan favorites like Mega Man and Sonic."

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Up at Noon debates what kind of video game clothes the panel would wear. Mega Man PJs anyone?

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gamrReview's Xavier Griffiths: "Mighty No. 9 is a passion project of Keiji Inafune, famed developer of the Mega Man series. This fan-supported project raised nearly $4 million dollars by the time its Kickstarter campaign ended in October 2013. I finally had a chance to play this anticipated indie game on the Xbox One at Microsofts booth at the Tokyo Game Show."

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Bryan Dawson (Prima Games): Mega Man was one of the first great platforming titles on the original Nintendo Entertainment System. Since that time, the Blue Bomber has been featured in games on a wide variety of platforms, including his own fighting game in arcades. Most recently, he will grace the Super Smash Bros. universe as one of the guest characters in the upcoming brawler. However, there hasn't been a proper Mega Man game in quite some time. Luckily, the creator of Mega Man, Keiji Inafune, took it upon himself to correct that issue.

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Running Mega Man is the first in a series of Mega Man figures from First 4 Figures.

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Mega Man 7 is now available on Nintendo's home console and playable on the GamePad.

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Most modern RPG makers take their inspiration from a handful of games. Maybe it's the nostalgic retro joy of Dragon Warrior, the sprawling adventure of Skyrim, or the cyberpunk technobabble of Final Fantasy VII. But few have a combat system inspired by the Mega Man Battle Network series on Game Boy Advance. That's exactly what Foursaken did for Phantom Rift, though. It drops stat-swapping tu...

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Most modern RPG makers take their inspiration from a handful of games. Maybe it's the nostalgic retro joy of Dragon Warrior, the sprawling adventure of Skyrim, or the cyberpunk technobabble of Final Fantasy VII. But few have a combat system inspired by the Mega Man Battle Network series on Game Boy Advance. That's exactly what Foursaken did for Phantom Rift, though. It drops stat-swapping tu...