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- retro 8-bit art style

- Mega Man and Protoman playable, each with separate storylines

- storyline will not lead into the ‘X’ series

- new characters, robot masters, and possibly supporting cast

- plays in the style of MM 3-6

- online in the form of leaderboards and another unknown online element

- once again, another person stating that this will hit all platforms, but will be an XBLA/PSN title. That still points to a retail release for Wii.

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The robot bosses for the new title include Magma Man, Galaxy Man, Jewel Man, Concrete Man, Hornet Man, Plug Man, Tornado Man, and possibly Splash Woman.

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The early Mega Man games are masterpieces of their era, and they feature some of the most unforgettable stages on the NES — a series of giant constructions that, high-tech though they may be, maintain a playground-like innocence. World-building obsessives that we are, we couldn't let this glorious day go by without commemorating the ten greatest classic Mega Man levels of all time.



Elec Man

Keiji Inafune's first attempt at Mega Man was promising but ultimately half-baked. The play was there but the world itself was still confused, its six core stages shuffling back and forth between "gamey" abstraction and eerie pastoral. Elec Man's tower was one of the series' first real successes, an ascent that felt like a true structure and not a background for a sprite to jump about, a dangerous place pulsing with energy that could obliterate our diminutive hero using the very power that fueled his mechanical innards.