Keiji Dragon has stumbled upon a most interesting discovery; hidden vocal tracks within the MegaMan Legends disc:

Now, don't hold your breath but, the possibility of Coro Coro Comics revealing the identity of the mystery Rockman game in the March issue (coming Feb. 14th or sooner) is very probable. With the contest winner being revealed in the May issue, something has to fill the void between now and then; the announcement.

That said, there are so many possibilities for Rockman's newest title. Many circles are leaning towards the revival of an inactive series such as X or EXE, whilst others believe we'll see a new series or even a crossover of sorts. Care to make a little wager?

Lots o' beta stuff recently, eh? Miyakia13 brings us footage of an extremely rare look at Rockman DASH 2 from V Jump's '99 promo VHS.

The most noteworthy aspect of this video is at 1:09 where you can see a town that remains completely absent from the final build. The rest of the video is comprised of footage from Episode 1, a "demo" of DASH 2 bundled with Tron Ni Kobun.

Well, it finally made it: Shooting Star Rockman 3 hit the 200,000 sales unit mark last week with the help of an additional 4,000 units. Quite an accomplishment. The Rockman DASH Value Pack also charted last week with a measly 1,900 units. This shouldn't come as a surprise after all, it's merely a repackaging.

Although a HD MegaMan game in vain of Bionic Commando Rearmed isn't in Capcom's cards at this time, one talented artist took up the liberty to give us a taste of what it might look like.

This sinister, yet beautiful re imagining of MegaMan is the work of DeviantArtist Orito, whom has also conjured up other fine looking HD re-imaginings such as Sonic and Mario. Like what you see? Plenty more here.