The previous, web-based chatroom has been replaced by a new, IRC-based one!

The new chatroom is now dedicated for the entire Interordi.com domain, which includes the Mega Man PC Website. You can view the entire details on the new chat page. In short, the IRC server is irc.chat4all.org on ports 6666-6669 and 7000, in the channel #interordi. Web clients are also available, just like the former chatroom offered.

Hopefully, this means that more people will be able to participate, and fewer will be hit by slowdowns and crashes as it used to happen from time to time!

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Happy New Year, Mega Man world!

As an early year present, I've added a new feature on the message board: the ability for you to mark which Mega Man games you've played in the past, and which ones you currently own. Additionally, the full list of Mega Man games released can be viewed using the Full games list link offered in the left menu of the website.

Once registered and logged in, click on "Edit profile", then "Your Mega Man games" to check which ones you've played, and which ones you own. The information you've entered becomes available to everyone, directly from your profile page. You can also compare your current status with other fans by browsing through their profiles! Find who in your circle of friends has played more Mega Man!

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We'll be hosting this Friday, the 23rd, a new round of battles on Mega Man 8-bit Deathmatch!

The beginning time has been set for 9pm Eastern Time, lasting as long as we have players ready to shoot each other! Everyone is free to join us, experts as well as newcomers to the game! For extra details, including the server IP, please keep an eye on this board topic.

See you there this Friday!

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After weeks of preparations and feedback obtained from the message board's members, I'm ready to announce here that the Creeper's Lab, our own Minecraft server and website, is now available!

The server is currently running Beta 1.9 Pre-release 5, awaiting for the required plugin support before moving to 1.0. The game is set in Survival mode, with mobs enabled. We've already made several buildings, and are planning to add a lot more! Come play with us! We welcome newcomers as well as Minecraft addicts.

For more information, please visit the Creeper's Lab !

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A few weeks ago, the fan game Mega Man 8-bit Deathmatch has seen a major upgrade fixing several bugs and improving game balance. To celebrate the event, as well as to have some fun, we're doing a game night so we can play together!

We'll be online around 10pm Eastern time this Saturday (the 17) and you're free to join us! The details on where to find us will be available in this board topic while I'll be sticking around in the chatroom to answer any possible questions.

People from all skill levels are welcome, even if you never played the game before!

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Nintendo released today Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge on the 3DS eShop for the North American market. The first game on the GameBoy line brings along six stages, eight robot masters and the introduction of Enker. You can download it now for 3.99$.

The release of this game can only mean that it's four sequels will eventually follow suit. In the same pattern, the Rockman Complete Works titles have been made gradually available on the Playstation Network; while the original NES games are coming out one by one on the Wii's Virtual Console.

Source: IGN

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It has surfaced this week that Capcom will be releasing the Mega Man Double Pack in North America a few short weeks. This low-cost package will include both Mega Man: Powered Up! and Mega Man Maverick Hunter X for the Playstation Portable. Both games can still be found in several stores, although not for the low price of this pack.

We can expect to see it up for sale on September 5.

Sources: The Mega Man Network, Capcom-Unity

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Like an echo from a close past, it was officially announced today that Mega Man Legends 3 has been cancelled. This includes the Prototype version that was originally supposed to launch alongside the 3DS's eShop.

This comes as quite a surprise to many, especially since this project had been aiming from the beginning to involve the fan base. While updates on that front had slowed down a bit lately, it could have easily being justified by the work required for E3 alongside preparations for the launch of the Prototype.

Where does this leave the future of Mega Man games? As you can tell from looking at the current list of release dates, nothing is currently known outside of merchandise and books. The upcoming Tokyo Game Show 2011, from September 15 to 18, could shed some light on what to expect for the future.

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The oekaki board has been updated today with the addition of a new drawing applet: ChibiPaint. This powerful tool includes advanced features similar to what is offered by Shi-Painter pro, including layers, brushes and filters. Feel free to go on the oekaki board, and try this new tool for yourself!

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In a rare hindsight into the inner workings of the company, Capcom's Sven has posted a detailed explanation on the way that PC games are considered within the group, and how their support for the platform is set to be expanded.

I know that several of you like to play games on your PC, and this makes for an interesting read. If you'd like Capcom to spend more time on PC versions of their games, including of course the Mega Man series, you might want to use their suggestion box to make your voice heard.

Source: Sven's blog

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