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Now there's some Mega Man ZX Advent previews available at IGN in English!

While doing some research, I've learned that the release date for MMZXA in North America is not until October 26th. Thanks to XHunter at RockmanAMV for getting the clearifcation from Capcom about this.

Its only 2 weeks and 3 days away before we American Mega Man fans can get our hands on the game!

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XHunter at RockmanAMV

Remember this?

This “animated promo” on the Rockman ZX Special DVD (DVD given out to those who pre- purchased ZX in Japan) was thought to be nothing more than a “cool anime promo” for the game, but it was intended to be an animated pilot for various Japanese television stations.

Yes, there was going to be a ZX anime-at least that is what the ZX development team said.

So, how did it fall flat?

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For those of you who are currently unaware of the recent events this week, Heatman at Atomic Fire has decided to retire from his site. Along with this, Atomic Fire is sharing their contents and staff (or considerably "merging") with another fan site, The Mega Man Network.

The community and activity at The Mega Man Network since the beginning of the merge has about doubled! People at The Mega Man Network will be able to get more involved with the contest(s) and new content(s) that are coming in (though it seems more people care about the soundtracks content than anything else...)!

With more members now flocking over to The Mega Man Network, we're all waiting to see what they have to bring to those Mega Man fans out there!

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The Mega Man Network

This may be old news to some of you out there, but as I've scanned Rockman Synergy's Common section, there was an article about Keiji Inafune's NOT the father of Rockman.

Keiji gave words that someone else designed Rockman at the TGS '07 Rockman conferenc. Read more to see what he said!

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It seems that the japanese Toys R Us's site has put up the cover for Ryuusei no Rockman 2.

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Repliroid20XX stated: Notice the contained versions are shown as icons on the box, and the genre is classified as 'Brother Action RPG'. Berserk X Shinobi and Berserk X Dinosaur.

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Repliroid20XX at Rockman Perfect Memories

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We've skipped a few articles for the past while, and here I bring you a few recent ones that brings a bit of light to those Mega Man fans out there:

Let's start off with the Rockman DASH (Mega Man Legends) series. A new game came out in Japan! The downside for this is that it's only available on mobile phones for the few of those that even cares. It's nice to see the DASH/Legends series is still alive.

It seems that the Mega Man Zero Complete Works is still being postponed, now set to February of 2008. Whether they're lazy or pouring more effort into the book, many fans out there are dying to see it's release.

Mega Man StarForce game and anime has been released in the U.S.! The games are released for the Nintendo DS portable gaming consoles. With the anime as a helping hand with the game, these releases have been attracting more attention upon youngsters since Mega Man Battle Network.

As for fan news, Megaman New Horizon is still going at it with their development and they're constantly hosting updates of their progress. The Mega Man Network and Ceil Network has gone through some major changes since my last visit, and they're looking good.
In the meantime, Rockman Perfect Memories seems to be going through some major issues on their site. Their news and rockboard are currently offline until they've given further notice.

More updates coming soon!..

Hey all.

Myself and PJ are gonna try plugging some jumper cables into PMM here, so bear with us. I'm not sure if it will work, but I'll try even though I can't give 100% right now. POTD updates will resume shortly.

It's late. So late that it's early.

If not for the time-sensitive nature of this, and the fact it involves Legends, I might just say to hell with it and come back later. So I hope something comes of it.

Over at 1up.com, James Mielke has an interview coming up today with Mr. Keiji Inafune. You know him, right? If you don't, I'll make it simple: he's the reason you're on this site, reading this article.

As luck has it, Mielke is one of those types in the gaming press who enjoyed Legends, but weren't very good at convincing people to buy it, which of course lead to the problem of the series ending at 2. He hopes to remedy this by way of a poll in his blog through which people can show their support for a new installment.

Unfortunately, if you don't like XBox 360 or PS3, then I guess your vote may not really matter, but that's neither here nor there; they can do a port later or something, I'm sure. If Wii is your console of choice, say as much in the comments and hope that he doesn't see fit to change the intent of your message.

So, there it is. The poll currently stands at under 1,000 votes, probably not enough to change his mind, especially coming from the non-Japanese audience. And even if it were, he's given the impression before that such decisions are out of his hands.

But really, in the end, it's worth a shot. The only thing worse at this point would be if they somehow un-made the Legends games we already have, so what do we have to lose?

As we're getting closer to the launch date of Rockman ZX Advent, Capcom still has some leafs to be uncovered on the ZXA page.
The newest updates show us two already known features in the "Your play support" section, namely the One-Touch Map system, as well as Tutorial Dialogue for the game's beginners mode.
Another addition is the long awaited TV commercial, showing some very nice animation playing to the song Kotonoha by J-Rock band Onsoku Line (2nd track on their 2nd album). You can find the ad video in the movie section of the gallery. Two more movie files are planned to go online on June 25th and July 2nd.
And lastly, two more wallpapers are now available in the gallery's download section.

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Atomic Fire