. WW: December 17, 2012,Mode(s)Street Fighter X Mega Man is a created by Seow Zong Hui. Initially developed as a, Street Fighter X Mega Man later received support from, who assisted in the production of the game.

You will encounter a room with three fire robots( one fore each platform) just shoot them to kill them, and simply climb up the ladders to reach. Dec 24, 2012  Lastly, much of the music seems to be a direct homage to MEGA MAN 2's soundtrack, which is a nice nod to the series' longevity. Overall, STREET FIGHTER x MEGA MAN is a pretty nice anniversary package of sorts, even if it started as a simple fan project. OTHER NOTABLE FEATURES.

Street Fighter X Mega Man was released as a free download from Capcom Unity on December 17, 2012. It celebrates the 25th anniversary of both Capcom's and franchises. Gameplay mimicks the design of classic Mega Man games with Street Fighter characters substituting as important enemies encountered in the game.

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The game received mixed to positive reviews by critics, with some common complaints relating to lack of a save feature and other bugs. In response to the complaints, an update was released on January 28, 2013 titled Street Fighter X Mega Man V2, which added a password save feature and other fixes.

Mega Man battlingStreet Fighter X Mega Man mimics the appearance and gameplay style of games released on the. The game's premise and plot center around its status as a video game and the respective anniversaries of both franchises.

Having fought countless Robot Masters over the years, Mega Man is ready to lie back, relax and enjoy his 25th anniversary. Getting wind of this, and his fellow Street Fighters want one last battle before they let their own anniversary finish.

In terms of gameplay, Mega Man uses the same set of moves (the slide and the charge shot) featured in. Instead of using stages based on Mega Man and using Robot Masters as level bosses, the stages share influences from the franchise stages and characters such as, and Ryu take the place of the Robot Masters as the end of level. The Street Fighter characters use their signature moves as attacks; in addition, they have their own that build up when they take damage during the boss fights and allow them to launch a powerful attack at Mega Man once filled. Like other Mega Man games, defeating each boss earns Mega Man a new weapon based on the characters' attacks, such as Ryu's Hadouken and Chun-Li's Hyakuretsu Kyaku. After clearing the eight main levels, the player then moves on to face the final set of bosses.

Clearing certain conditions allows players to fight hidden bosses and at the end of the game. Development The game began as the of Seow Zong Hui who presented an early build to Christian Svensson, Capcom's Senior VP of consumer software, at. Svensson showed the build to several staff members in the Capcom office (including senior community manager Brett Elston), and Capcom later decided to assist in the development of the game. While Zong Hui continued to develop the game based on his original design, Capcom took over tasks such as funding, marketing,. Capcom decided to distribute the game on PC instead of gaming consoles because Zong Hui did not have a license for console development.

Svensson has noted that Capcom will consider console releases in the future, but chose to initially distribute the game on PC to keep the game free for fans and meet its December 17 target release date.Zong Hui noted several concepts that were scrapped during development. Was originally planned as a boss character but was ultimately replaced by Chun-Li.

His special weapon is still included in the game via cheat codes. Zong Hui also wanted to include alternate costumes for boss characters and a second playable character from the Street Fighter franchise.Following release, there were several complaints about the game crashing, having a vague, and lacking any.

In response to these complaints, Svensson noted that a patch was being discussed with the development team to address these issues in a future update. An updated version was released on January 28, 2013 under the name, Street Fighter X Mega Man V2. The update boasts an improved user interface, better controller compatibility, bug fixes, a save system reminiscent of the original Mega Man games on the, and an additional boss character. Music artist Luke Esquivel ('ARival') composed the music for the game.

Esquivel became involved when he approached Zong Hui via YouTube and requested to being full-time musician for the game in 2009/2010 after comparing his music with Zong Hui's previous musician. When composing the music for Street Fighter X Mega Man, Esquivel combined Mega Man themes with Street Fighter themes on certain songs. In other songs, he would use elements from various Mega Man songs in order not to break the cohesion of the original soundtrack.

Esquivel based most of the sounds on the first two Mega Man games, but had also used sounds from Mega Man 3, 4, and 5. Esquivel also added original compositions within several songs including two completely original compositions: 'Willy Map Theme' and the beginning of the 'Ending' theme. The soundtrack blends popular themes from both franchises together (such as mixing Snake Man's theme from with Dhalsim's theme from ). The official soundtrack titled Street Fighter X Mega Man OST was released for free on Esquivel's website on December 18, 2012. An EP with a total of four tracks titled Street Fighter X Mega Man X-tended Vol. 1 was released on February 8, 2013. Street Fighter X Mega Man OST track list No.TitleLength1.'

Main Theme'01:022.' Select Your Fighter'00:283.' Blanka Stage'01:554.' Chun-Li Stage'01:335.' Viper Stage'02:126.' Dhalsim Stage'01:177.'

Urien Stage'01:508.' Rolento Stage'02:129.' Rose Stage'01:3810.'

Ryu Stage'01:4911.' Boxer Stage'01:4612.' Claw Stage'01:4613.' Seth's Lab'01:2114.'

Dictator Final Battle'02:0215.' Get Your Weapons Ready'00:3217.'

Alchemy symbols. Akuma Theme'01:4318.' Goes With Everything'02:1619.' DESCEND TRANSFER'00:0620.' Boss'00:42Total length:0:30:49Street Fighter X Mega Man X-tended Vol. 1 track list No.TitleLength1.'

Sagat Theme'01:312.' Yang Theme (Unused)'01:513.' Voice Collection'00:374.' Ryu Theme (Super Square Remix)'03:15Total length:0:07:14Reception Street Fighter X Mega ManAggregate scoresAggregatorScore71.71%71/100Review scoresPublicationScore7/105/108/107/10Cheat Code Central4.1/5Two days after release, Capcom Senior VP Christian Svensson commented on the official Capcom website, Capcom-Unity, that the game has exceeded his personal expectations in terms of downloads, but no exact numbers have been released. Capcom's Senior Community Manager, Brett Elston, noted that the number of downloads during release was enough to cause significant strain on their servers. By March 3, 2013, the game had been downloaded one million times.Street Fighter X Mega Man has been met with mostly mixed to positive reviews. Cheat Code Central gave the game a 4.1 out of 5, praising the nostalgic feel the game has, but criticized the lack of a save feature.

Gave the game an 8 out of 10, summarizing that ' Street Fighter X Mega Man pales in comparison to the rest of the classic entries, but it’s still a wonderful test of the waters for newcomers and a charming experiment for lifelong fans.' Inside Gaming Daily gave the game an 8 out of 10, stating, 'Though it’s short and strays away a bit from traditional Mega Man games, Street Fighter X Mega Man is a great play that you honestly have little reason not to experience.' Gave the game a 7 out of 10, noting that 'The end result is a fine game that Mega Man fans will enjoy once or twice, but one without that special something that would allow it to rise to the greatness Mega Man so regularly reached in its heyday.' Echoed similar opinions stating, ' Street Fighter X Mega Man is not the best or most polished Mega Man game around, but it's a solid effort by a very dedicated fan.' Game Industry News gave it a 3.5 out of 5 with mixed review stating, 'It combines two of Capcom's greatest games in history into one nostalgic mash up that is sure to take fans on a trip down memory lane while still feeling fresh.

Unfortunately though, the lack of challenge or the ability to continue progress after shutting down the game only hinders Street Fighter X Mega Man from being the perfect jewel it could have been.' However gave the game a 5 out of 10, noting 'inconsistent level design and limited functionality' as the game's biggest flaws. References. ^ Brelston (2012-12-08). Retrieved 2013-10-08.

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The notable video game company, also one of the biggest fighting game developers & publishers, known as Capcom issued a closing off the 25th anniversary of the “Street Fighter” series. In 2013, it will be the 25th anniversary of “Mega Man” which is another popular series that came from Capcom. In “Marvel vs. Capcom,” Mega Man and several characters from the Street Fighter series would represent the Capcom side. The same thing happened again for “Marvel vs. Capcom 2.” When it came for “Tatsunoko vs. Capcom,” Mega Man Volnutt along with a few Street Fighter characters represented the Capcom side.

When “Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds” came out, it would be Zero from the “Mega Man X” series along with a few Street Fighter characters that represented the Capcom side. However, there was never a serious crossover between Street Fighter and Mega Man.

Capcom, in its press release, has announced that all PC users will be able to download a copy of “Street Fighter X Mega Man” from its online store known as “.” The download will be for free. However, it's not a fighting game; instead, it plays like the 8-bit Mega Man games for the original Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) consoles. However, it has the Street Fighter motif. Instead of going up against Dr.

Wily's robots such as Quick Man, Gemini Man, Air Man, Boomerang Man, Elec Man, Cut Man, and so forth, the end-stage bosses are notable characters from the Street Fighter series such as Ryu, Chun-Li, Rose, Blanka, Dhalsim, etc.