Street Fighter X Mega Man Is Now Available And Totally Free
Street Fighter X Mega Man is now available! Go download it!
The Capcom sanctioned fan game that nobody saw coming, Street Fighter X Mega Man, is now available on Capcom Unity’s Mega Man Group page. The game, which released today in honor Mega Man’s 25th Anniversary, pits the Blue Bomber against the likes of Ryu, Blanka, Chun-Li, C. Viper, and more in a variety of themed stages with the classic 8-bit graphics and gameplay we all all know and love. Here is the game’s official description from the Capcom Unity page:
Having fought countless robot masters over the years, Mega Man is ready to lay back, relax and enjoy his 25th Anniversary. Getting wind of this, Ryu and his fellow Street Fighters want one last battle before they let their own anniversary finish. Charge up your mega busters and stretch out your lightning legs, this is Street Fighter® X Mega Man®!
A true collaboration between Capcom and its fans for Mega Man’s and Street Fighter’s 25th Anniversary, Street Fighter® x Mega Man® was created and developed by Singapore native Seow Zong Hui (aka “Sonic”), with an original soundtrack by Luke Esquivel (aka “A_Rival”) and with support provided by Capcom. Street Fighter® X Mega Man® stars the Blue Bomber as he goes toe-to-toe with some of Street Fighter’s most beloved characters complete with their own individual themed stages and boss battles. Jump, shoot, and use your special new Street Fighter abilities to defeat your foes and become the world’s strongest robot!
4LOG Podcast Episode 115: Where is Chex Quest?
This weeks episode of For the Love of Gaming Podcast is packed with new and old games.
Garrett and Casey tried out the demo for Transformers: Fall of Cybertron on the Xbox 360.
Kirby Superstar made a return when Garrett played it on our Twitch Page.
Chris rediscovers Halo: Combat Evolved on the Xbox 360 remake.
Cory gave up his Wizard and Diablo 3, and tries to catch em all in Pokemon Heart Gold.
Megaman 2 might be coming to the US on the 3DS virtual console.
Quakecon brought news about Doom 4.
SSX to get a new multiplayer feature that includes live racing.
Grid 2 incoming?
Crytek says Crysis 3 is not in development on the Wii U
DLC Exclusivity is Unfair and Exploits Suckers Like Me
Before criticizing something, it’s usually smart for one to come clean about any direct and indefensible hypocrisy associated with it. That’s me. I’m writing this article as someone who preordered two copies of “Mass Effect 3,” which came out March 6.
Cory Shultz – Editor in Chief/Owner
Video Games Are My Life
How ya doing? The name is Cory. Since I was 3, I have been playing video games. It all started with a NES, and now I own over 20 video game consoles. Gaming is my obsession that I can enjoy by myself, or with my closest friends. I started For the Love of Gaming for the simple fact that I like to express my opinion on the latest games. When events like E3 hit, the world stops for me. I do nothing by take in all of the gaming goodness that is being reveled. Video games are my life, and I spend every minute thinking about them.
Favorite Game: DOOM
Favorite System: SNES
Favorite Developer: ID Software
Gamertag: Nikana4400
PSN: Nikana4400
Email: Cory@4logpc.com
Podcast Episode 91: Let’s Talk About Robot Dogs
Welcome to another fantastic episode of For the Love of Gaming Podcast.
Chris and Cory spent some more time with Saints Row: The Third.
Garrett played a ton of Metal Gear Solid HD Collection.
Cory spent some time with Need for Speed: The Run.
TMT: Franchises that deserve a sequel or reboot.
Minecraft now has 20 million users.
Everquest up 300 percent since going free to play.
Mass Effect 3 requires Origin, and wont be coming to steam.
Dont forget to enter our Foza 4 contest!
Podcast Episode 88: Podcast With Revengence
The 4LOG crew has been busy this week.
Garrett played Dungeon Defenders, and The Witcher.
Newcomer Mac played Skyrim, and Sonic Generations.
Cory finally has been hooked by Skyrim, but also played Skyward Sword, Uncharted 3, and Diablo III Beta.
TMT: Favorite VGA Trailer.
THe trailers are as following:
-Last of Us
-Transformers Fall of Cybertron
-Mass Effect 3
-Fort Night
-C&C Generals 2
The Amazing Spiderman
-Diablo III
-Biosock Infinite
-Rainbox Six: Patriots
=Alan Wake: American Nightmare
-Metal Gear Rising Revengence
Skyrim wins the VGA’s.
More Duke Nukem DLC….
Dead Rising 3 to be in California.
The New Xbox Dashboard Reactions.
NPD’s for November.
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Review
Bethesda games are renowned for two very distinct traits: Having large, open worlds that give players a level of freedom unheard of in most other games, and bugs and glitches that can be either game-breaking or hilarious. It’s safe to say that their latest offering, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, doesn’t disappoint in these two areas. However, does it live up to previous games in the Elder Scrolls series, or is the Dovahkiin a dud? Read on to find out.
The WiiU Can Succeed, Here’s How
2012 will be the year that Nintendo strikes first in the next gen console war. While we have no idea what Microsoft and Sony’s next consoles will be like, we have a lot of information on the WiiU. Many people have stated their opinion that it’s just too late for the WiiU, and I would even agree to some extent, but Nintendo can make the WiiU successful.
The WiiU focuses on one thing to sell it, the tablet controller. Nintendo did the same thing with the Wii and the Wii-mote, and it worked flawlessly. Many people bought the Wii because of the idea of motion controls, and Microsoft and Sony even made their own motion controller schemes to compete against Nintendo. The WiiU tablet is a whole different type of gimmick, and Nintendo is hoping they can once again innovate rather than directly compete against the competition, but is it too late for Nintendo?
The WiiU tablet is exciting many gamers and developers for good reason. Nintendo is expanding the idea of the DS, and bringing it to the console space. Having 2 screens opens a whole new world for gaming. Imagine playing Madden and never having to leave the field. You could pick all of your plays right from the tablet. Same goes for Zelda, being able to select all your items without having to access another menu can make even more mind bending puzzles. A second screen can really push gaming to the next generation, but the tablet can do so much more.
Nintendo has already said that the tablet will have an internet browser, and it will have some sort of video chat functionality. We also know that you will be able to stream game play from the console to the tablet, providing game play even when your TV is occupied. Nintendo will also be making the leap to HD, and it will be bringing all of its franchises with it. While all of the features sound great, Nintendo is still playing catch up, but there are a few things Nintendo can do to make a huge impact, and truly build a console that people will want.
