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One of my proudest moments as a gamer who grew up with the Nintendo Entertainment System, is buying the original Mega Man because of the box art.

A roguelike, side-scrolling action game with robots, powerups and co-op play? 20XX sounds like just the thing if you’re missing a little robot-busting action.

Framed in classic Mega Man artwork, these new screens of some of the games in this new Mega Man collection are sure to elicit some nostalgic joy.

Here’s one for the Mega Man fans out there. While it’s not a new title, this collection of the original six NES games from the classic platforming series should scratch that nostalgic itch at the very least.

Don’t have $250 bucks to drop on the insanely rare Misadventures of Tron Bonne? Don’t worry because it is now available on the PlayStation Store for only $6! Tron Bonne is a prequel to the Mega Man Legends series and focuses not on the man in blue, but on anti-hero Tron …

Oh my lord is this game hard. Mega Man Zero on the GameBoy (now on the Virtual Console) is the opposite of a pushover. If that’s too nail-chewingly tough for you, perhaps you’re more in the mood for a little old school grappling?

The mascot fighting game arrives on a Nintendo handheld for the first time with pretty much all the flair and gameplay intact.

Mega Man 6 arrives on the eShop Virtual Console and, for the first time, Disney Infinity is available for free download- you’ll still need to invest in a few figures and a base to actually play though.

Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge and Double Dragon II lead a week in releases that sees a bunch of sales hit the eShop.

Looking for something a little simpler and without all the wall-racing? How about the original Super Mario Kart?

The Mega Man Battle Network comes to the Virtual Console along with a new LEGO Ninjago title and more.

Mega Man gifs abound, we look at 25 upcoming games that’ll make you happy you bought a PS4 and Dark Souls 2’s bosses are going to kill you like, a million times.

If you’re familiar with Udon’s artwork and the stuff that they’ve done for Capcom in the past (particularly with the Street Fighter franchise) then you probably don’t need to hear too much more than this to get excited: They’ve got a Mega Man 25th Anniversary artbook on the way for …