Run through Magma Man's stage from Mega Man 9.

Run through Tornado Man's stage from Mega Man 9.

Omega Zero's new KO death sequence for v4. Comes strait out from MegaMan ZX.

This is why I don't release characters with rapid fire features.

INFINITES!

Just a small hack/code that makes Childre Inarabbita do a little dance.

Sound swapping, FTW!

Something that I wanted to do for the mugen community.

It's unreleased because of several reasons:
1 - Spikes do not actually do anything to the players, as there are no real universal stage interactivity   more...in mugen.
2 - Can't really compete with the other better quality stages available.
3 - It's only 1 BG layer, a very basic stage. Can easily be made by anyone.
4 - Did I mention no interactivity?
5 - Not really sure I am ready to get back into mugen, as I still have other things on my mind right now.
6 - Is it really worth a download to keep?  less

One of the obscurest levels I have made for Mega Man Powered Up. It DOES have multiple paths (whether it's right or wrong), some paths even loop around. The path I took is probably the best, and/or the   more...rightmost path to finishing it.
The level has its paths specifically made for Cut Man. However, Mega Man can also complete this level, as long as he doesn't get trapped in a path specifically designed for a robot master. There are some areas where it requires either some of Mega Man's weapons, or Guts Man's strength due to the blocks.
This is my second recording of this level. The first recording I made was for wide-screen, cutting off the black borders, making the screen bigger. Unfortunately, the sound had de-synced a LOT during the recording process. So it was either this natural recording, or the wide screen recording with sound de-synced.
This level was uploaded in Capcom's server via MegaMan Powered Up's upload system. Although I'm unsure if it's still there.

Stage ID: 43080634-001  less

This ending comes from a fan game called Mega Man, Dr Wily's Return. Possibly made by using Game Maker, due to the way the screen transitions are used, and how the doors worked in this game.
This game   more...is NOT made by me. Although I did find this ending funny.  less

Update progress on the engine being made with Multimedia Fusion 2.. Messing around with platforms, doors, and fighting bosses. Including a cruel Crash Man dance fight.
EDIT:About the Crash Man Theme Song,   more...I didn't realize this until now when I was looking at a quick speed run of mm2. There is actually more to the song.
I ripped the NSF out and exported as wav, although much of the song sounded the same to me. I got confused and ended it too early.
My fault. I'll have it corrected in next update. X_X  less

There's a little struggle at the beginning.
Once you get on Rush Jet, this boss fight is as simple as Jump & Shoot, Jump & Shoot.
You don't use as much energy for Rush Jet when you jump than when   more...you keep standing on it.  less

Update progress of my fan game being developed with Multimedia Fusion 2, created by ClickTeam.
Inspired by Capcom.

Mega Man 3 Finally hits US Virtual Console!

These are all the boss rooms in the Endless Attack mode of Mega Man 9.
With 34 different stages, and 8 boss rooms, that makes a total of 42 rooms in Endless Attack mode.

Run through Concrete Man's stage from Mega Man 9.

The 2nd story scene from Mega Man 9.

Run through Splash Woman's stage. Challenge Acquired.

Small showing of what the costumes do from the shop.

The first scene of the game. After defeating the first robot master.

A run through Galaxy Man's stage from Mega Man 9.

Mega Man 2 Finally hits US Virtual Console!

Update of Mega Man vs. Zero.

Finally, after being pushed back from its original release date, Mega Man FINALLY Hits US Virtual Console.

Editing/Modding the RockMan 7 FC fan game for the PC.
I also changed/switched some of the sounds back to the glorious Mega Man 2 sound effects.