Here's Everything Inside Japan's Rockman 11: Complete Edition Package

Mega Man 11 is getting a big 'ol special edition bundle in Japan dubbed Rockman 11: Complete Edition. Available for either Nintendo Switch or PlayStation 4, you'll find the following goodies inside...

Mega Man 11 Amiibo Edition Announced for Nintendo Switch (Update)

Hot on the heels of today's big Mega Man 11 news, Capcom have also announced a brand-new Mega Man amiibo and a special edition for Nintendo Switch.

Mega Man 11: Amiibo Edition will ship with a copy of the game, stickers, an adhesive patch, microfiber cloth (with all of the Robot Masters on it), and the new Mega Man amiibo! On the flip-side, the Japanese version will come with a guide book and poster. Now, it's still unconfirmed but early listings seem to indicate this is a GameStop exclusive in the US. It is not available to pre-order yet but I imagine it's coming really soon. UPDATE: It's live on GameStop!

As for the amiibo itself, there's no details on what it actually does. For now, though, you can check out some additional images after the jump. It looks great!

New Mega Man 11 Trailer and Details! Coming October 2nd!

Mega Man 11 is officially headed to home consoles and PC on October 2nd, Capcom have announced. Not only that, the house that built the blue bomber has dropped a brand-new trailer and TONS of details! Hit the jump below – do it now!

There's a Mega Man "Totaku" Figure in the Works

Earlier this year Sony launched the "Totaku Collection", a line of collectible figures based on characters and franchises that appeared on PlayStation consoles. So far we've seen Totaku based on Crash Bandicoot, Heihachi Mishima, PaRappa and Kratos, among others. And later this year, it looks like Mega Man is joining the mix.

A listing for a Mega Man Totaku has appeared on a memo of upcoming and unannounced Totaku figures from GameStop with a Decmeber 1st release date. No images are available at this time but chances are it will be Mega Man's classic incarnation. Like previous Totaku, the figure is expected to stand at 10 centimeters (about 4 inches) and retail for $9.99.

More details (and hopefully images) in due time. Hit up this thread for the complete list of upcoming figures!

Thanks for the tip, Motwera!

Mega Man 11 Release Date Possibly Leaked, "Double System" Details (Updated)

UPDATE: The page has been removed. Screenshot above, description below!

Original story: The Singapore PlayStation Store has published a page on Mega Man 11 with an October 3rd, 2018 release date. Not only that, they've got a full description for the game too (including a small bit about the "Double Gear" system) Check it out:

"Mega Man is back! The newest entry in this iconic series blends classic, challenging 2D platforming action with a fresh look. The stunning new visual style refreshes the series' iconic colorfulness, combining hand-drawn environments with detailed, 3D character models.

To save the day, the Blue Bomber must battle Robot Masters and take their powerful weapons for himself, which now changes the hero’s appearance with new levels of detail. The innovative new Double Gear system lets you boost Mega Man's speed and power for a new twist on the satisfying gameplay the series is known for.

A variety of difficulty modes makes this the perfect opportunity to experience Mega Man for the first time!"

At the moment its hard to say if this is the game's actual release date or a placeholder. Hopefully we won't have to wait too long for an official confirmation – E3 is just a couple weeks away!

Thanks, Wario64!

An Interview with Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1+2 Producer Kazuhiro Tsuchiya

This week's issue of Famitsu included an interview with Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1+2 producer Kazuhiro Tsuchiya (who, if you may recall, is also the producer for Mega Man 11). Tsuchiya talks about the compilation's various features and project's origins (part of which was an attempt to surpass the 2006 Mega Man X Collection!). Here's a small snippet:

Famitsu: How were the details on the production of MMX Legacy Collection getting set in stone in the first place?

Tsuchiya: In the Mega Man 30^th anniversary milestone, we wanted to not only make the 11^th Mega Man but also to seriously revive Mega Man as a brand. Mega Man X has fans around the world just like the original, and he’s having his 25^th anniversary this year.

In order to make Mega Man X—which was considered a masterpiece—playable in the modern era, we need to revive the brand. And if we miss this opportunity, there might be no chance for Mega Man X to go through his 30^th anniversary. With such a reason, we decided to release it on the timing of his 25^th anniversary.

You can read the full interview at PlayStation Lifestyle. Thanks, Kite!

Mega Man: Fully Charged Booth at Licensing Expo 2018

Spotted at the Licensing Expo 2018 showroom floor, here's a look at the Mega Man: Fully Charged booth. It's also a charging station – get it? GET IT?

Anyway, couple things of note here. For one, we've got a new logo with the "Fully Charged" subtitle attached. Second, the banner closest to the ceiling has a new Mega Man render. And third, it's confirmed that the toyline from Jakks Pacific is due out in 2019. It will be completely separate from the toyline that's launching later this summer.

Check out a few additional images after the jump. A huge thanks to Eleanor Prior for the images!

New "X Challenge" Details From Famitsu (Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1+2)

This week's issue of Famitsu has quite a bit X Challenge mode coverage. The magazine did not go into detail about the recently revealed story mode but there's still a lot of stuff to take in. Here's the lowdown:

• X wears a brand new white and blue armor exclusive to X Challenge. Though it's based on the Ultimate Armor, it's purportedly different enough to be considered new. No specifics available at this time.

• You can choose up to 3 Special Weapons from 9 available to take into battle. You cannot change your set until you've cleared an area. Special Weapons are from X1-X6.

• There are a total of 27 stages.

•  Difficulty levels determine the strengths of Mavericks, if your health replenishes into the next stage, and whether or not your remaining time carries over.

• X Challenge Volume 1 (X Legacy Collection 1) and X Challenge Volume 2 (X Legacy Collection 2) have different stages. Examples:
• Stage 1-3 (Vol.1): Slash Beast & Crescent Grizzly 
• Stage 1-3 (Vol.2): Web Spider & Wire Sponge

• Online rankings (leaderboard) confirmed

That's about it for now. Thanks to BlackKite for the info!

"X Challenge" Will Have a Story Mode in Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1+2

As previously reported, Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1+2 will feature a new "X Challenge" mode that let's players battle two Mavericks at the same time. However, it now looks like there's a bit more going on here than we thought.

According to a preview of this week's Famitsu, X Challenge will feature an original "story mode". It remains to be seen just how in-depth the story will be or if there's a unique story to Collection 1 ("X Challenge Volume 1") and Collection 2 ("X Challenge Volume 2"). Whatever the case, this is pretty interesting. Story mode might even explain that mysterious, seemingly new white armor we've seen in past previews. It's something to watch for.

Also worth pointing out, a few Mavericks from Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2 are making the jump to "X Challenge Volume 1". Duff McWhalen, The Skiver, Commander Yammark, and Blizzard Wolfang come from Mega Man X5 and Mega Man X6 respectively. We still don't know too much about who will be included in X Challenge Volume 2, though I don't believe we'll be seeing anyone from X7 or X8. There's been little to no evidence to suggest any of the "3D" bosses will appear.

Expect additional details on Thursday when this week's Famitsu is officially released. Stay tuned!

(Source: Famitsu (1) (2) – thanks to Reploid21XX for the tip!)

Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 and 2 are Now Available on Switch

Nintendo Switch owners can grab a double dose of classic Mega Man today with the release of Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 and Mega Man Legacy Collection 2. The digital eShop version of Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 costs $14.99, while Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 cost $19.99. The physical edition will run you $39.99 and includes Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 on the cartridge with a download voucher for Mega Man Legacy Collection 2.

Read on for my mini review!

Footage of Rare and Lost Mobile Rockman Games Surfaces

At the time of this writing, it is next to impossible to download and preserve the many i-Mode, EZweb and Java exclusive Rockman games that released in Japan between 2002 and 2011. Capcom Japan have long abandoned support for those platforms, leaving dozens of these weird Rockman games lost to time.

There are, however, ongoing efforts to rescue and preserve various i-mode games (hit up that link for more info). And while nothing has come out from the Rockman front (yet), we are lucky enough to have recorded evidence that these games once existed. YouTubers from Japan has started to upload footage of several "dumb phone" Rockman games, some of which we haven't seen in motion before. It looks like he has all of them on his phone so we can be hopeful they'll be dumped eventually. In the meantime, this is the next best thing. Check out the videos in the link above or after the break!

Famitsu Published Your Mega Man 30th Anniversary Comments

Hey, remember when Famitsu asked you to fill out a Mega Man 30th anniversary survey? Well, several of your responses made it into this week's issue. I would like to note, however, that they only published comments about the classic series. So if you talked about anything else – X, Battle Network, Legends, etc. – you didn't make it.

With that out of the way, read on for the comments that made the cut!