Topic: General Mega Man Discussion Thread

[Flame]

not really.

[KaZudra]

I have the Capcom Complete collection Rockman X 1~6, Problem with X6 is that it lacks some instruments that were featured in the original game, prime example being the lack of guitar part in the Opening Mission and Second Guitar in Infinity Mijinion's Stage (Makes the chorus part sound heavier)


it has slipped my mind for quite some time, but is it possible someone has it?

[VladCT]

I'm pretty sure that the guitar part in the intro stage theme was only added in the international version (MMX6).
Oh, and don't we already have a Mega Man megathread (no pun intended) that can cover questions like this?

[Flame]

We do. a merge would be best I think.

But to answer your question:

http://www.themmnetwork.com/wiki/index.php?title=Capcom_Music_Generation_-_Rockman_X1~6_%28album%29

if the overseas version isnt there, I would suggest just googling for it or ripping it from TheOSTations channel on youtube.

[KaZudra]

okay, it would be wise just to google up a few songs, merging this thread, that's up to Jorge.

[Jorge D. Fuentes]

**merges**

[crisis]

[crisis]

i prefer MegaMan Juno's concept art over his final version

[Flame]

Dunno, There's something to be said for his overly mechanical look. The large unattached arms and hovering lower half.

That said, Juno was a great final boss.

Sera is too, but damn is she tough.

Lets talk about how awesome the music is in the legends series though.

here's a favorite of mine.

Mega Man Legends - At A Place Nobody Knows

[KaZudra]

y'know, Omega is designed very closely to Juno, white with red and black detailing, Floating forearms with shoulders...

Maybe there is alot more linking the MMZ era to the MML era

[VladCT]

I'll just quote TVTropes right here:

Speaking of, the Mega Man Battle Network games, for a series developed in 2001, had disturbingly accurate predictions of a lot of 21st century technology. In a time where 600MHz was a decent processor speed, 40GB was a decent hard drive size for a desktop, most data was stored inside your computer, most laptops didn't have built-in wifi, and even when they did, the internet's speed was hardly impressive, the series had all (Literally, all) computers in the world connected to each other via the internet(Internet becoming viable for regular people, and wireless outside the home), applications mainly being run by accessing them from the internet(Cloud computing), computers in literally everything, most of which can access the internet, giant, paper-thin TVs you can mount on the wall, handheld touch-screen devices that, despite being pocketable, could easily access the internet, check your email, receive phone-calls, get messages, run programs, and generally act like a miniature computer(Modern smartphones), and cyberterrorism actually being able to do more than inconvenience tech support for a few hours (Modern cyberterrorism). Hell, the later handheld devices even looked like Apple products.

Okay, so we may not be controlling our own cyber avatars busting viruses right now, but that's beside the point.

[crisis]

[Flame]

So, X and Zero confirmed for Project X Zone.



http://www.rockmancorner.com/2012/04/mega-man-x-and-zero-playable-in-capcom.html

[Jorge D. Fuentes]

I'll just quote TVTropes right here:Okay, so we may not be controlling our own cyber avatars busting viruses right now, but that's beside the point.

Actually we are.  With AR Cards and scanner devices like the 3DS, you actually have avatars that fight and everything (Kid Icarus Uprising 3DS).  You just have to keep through the window of the device to see the action, as opposed to holographic projections.

[VladCT]

Yeah, but are we able to manually delete viruses with them?

So, X and Zero confirmed for Project X Zone.



http://www.rockmancorner.com/2012/04/mega-man-x-and-zero-playable-in-capcom.html

The screenshots strongly imply that the gameplay will be similar to Namco X Capcom, am I right?