The Mega Man series and its spin-offs have brought some of the best and worst character designs you can imagine. Mega Man Battle Network gave fans dozens of fresh NetNavi designs to compare to the ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Capcom's Mega Man franchise has been one of the pillars of the Japanese developer's software catalog since the blue bomber debuted during the 8-bit ...

When I think about the Mega Man games of my childhood, it’s Battle Network that pops into my mind instantly. Sure I played some of the original NES games, some Mega Man X and even a little bit of Mega ...

The soundtracks from the cult-classic Mega Man Battle Network series of Game Boy Advance games are now available to officially stream online, to celebrate the series’ 20th anniversary this year. Mega ...

Kotobukiya’s Mega Man Battle Network plastic model kits will soon be ready for release. The MegaMan.EXE model kit will appear first in Japan in September 2022. The Dark MegaMan kit, which also comes ...

Imagine that your Nintendo Switch didn’t have the ability to connect online and that the competitive game you’re currently playing only supported local multiplayer. It’s a little hard to picture in ...

Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection will upload all 10 Mega Man Battle Network titles, including graphics filters and additional bonus content, to today’s consoles, including Switch, PlayStation ...

Mega Man Battle Network 3, like the previous games in the series, is an RPG design where players control Lan, one of the best net-battlers around. See, the world of Battle Network is one of the future ...

While some basic ideas from Mega Man new and old remain intact here, and at times the game can be pretty cool, it also has its share of flaws that prevent the game from being totally recommendable.

The Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection launches with great timing. Less than three weeks from the closure of the WiiU eShop, which for nine years housed the only digital versions of the 10 Game ...

Gameplay On the NES, playing the latest Mega Man game meant pure platforming at its best: running left to right, non-stop jumping, and repeated blasting through gorgeously designed enemies and levels.