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With the game now available for purchase on Wii, we finally know who the third character will be. Also, some other DLC details.

The Blue Bomber returns in another 8-bit adventure that will delight his old-school fans.

I finally got a chance to play Mega Man 10 today. You guys know that I’m a die-hard Mega Man fan, and I absolutely loved Mega Man 9. So how was my time with Mega Man 10? I’d love to tell you, but I’m only allowed to talk about Strike Man’s level. [...]

Sheep Man must die.

Walking through each one of the Blue Bomber's classic outings, in order, to see which ones have had the most impact on his upcoming tenth adventure.

Capcom has confirmed a staggered March release for Mega Man's second, current-gen, 8-bit quest. Nintendo Wii fans will get behind the blue-bot's laser first with Mega Man 10 hitting the WiiWare service on March 1; PlayStation 3 fans can expect Mega Man's return on March 11; while Xbox 360 users will have to wait until March 31 to get their blast on.

Capcom also revealed images detailing Mega Man's upcoming arsenal, as well as images that show off the difference between the game's Normal and Easy modes. Spot images of all the new weapons and a glimpse at the game's challenge mode on the Unity blog.

Nintendo first, followed by Sony, then Microsoft.

Tons of new images of the upcoming retro sequel.

- 12 page booklet - commentary from producer Hironobu Takeshita, director Hayato Tsuru, and sound producer Ippo Yamada - official artwork - guest artwork and commentary by manga artist Shigeto Ikehara - musical work by Manami Matsumae (Rockman 1 and 2), Yasuaki Fujita (Rockman 3 and 4), Minae Fujii (Rockman 4), Mari Yamaguchi (Rockman 5), Yuuko Takehara (Rockman 6 [...]

Check out more screens here Along with the new screenshots, the official Japanese Mega Man 10 site has updated with information that confirms replays for the Time Attack mode. “More great functions are now also available in Time Attack. Including the replay function, you can see people’s top Time Attack rankings. Using Super Play to watch everyone [...]

This is a side-scrolling action platformer in which players control one of two small androids that run, jump, shoot, and fly through 2D environments. Players can fire projectiles (e.g., electric clouds, fire, ice, rockets) from their arm cannon to defeat enemies that disappear from the screen in a quick burst. When players are hit, they [...]

If you managed to get all of the Achievements in Mega Man 9, then either your father's name is Jor-El or you're some kind of robotic boy yourself. Well, the Achievements (via Xbox360 Achievements) for Mega Man 10 look like they're going to be along the same lines: incredibly tough to unlock. Actually, some of them are identical to Mega Man 9, including the Achievement for defeating all eight bosses with just your standard weapon and finishing the game in under an hour. But, there's even tougher ones this time, such as the ridiculous defeat the eight bosses without your helmet on, the extremely ridiculous clear the game without using any energy, mystery, or weapon tanks and even the ain't ever gonna happen clear the entire game without taking any damage. However, there's hope in Easy Mode -- it's possible some of these could be unlocked by playing the game that way, though we were unable to get confirmation on this from Capcom. As for PS3 Trophies, it's a safe bet they'll be the same as the Achievements.

With all eight Robot Masters' names now known, it's time to shift our speculation to Mega Man 10's last mystery identity.

A look at Mega Man's eight new enemies, complete with art and screens.

CoroCoro magazine has posted character portraits and descriptions of all eight Robot Masters in Mega Man 10. While there are a few weird ones, for the most part, the foes feature the usual fire/ice/water/explosive themes we expect from Mega Man bosses. We've seen Sheep Man and Commando Man previously, but now we know about Nitro Man, Strike Man (the sports-themed boss whose level was shown at CES), Blade Man (whose head is a blade), Chill Man, Solar Man, and ... Pump Man. He has a "water-themed shield weapon," according to the short blurb accompanying his portrait. (You can see portraits of all eight over on the Mega Man Network.) And after the break, see Dueling Analogs' take on the new Easy Mode, in which the cartoonist does his very best to make you feel ashamed of ever considering it an option.

We already knew their names, but now we can see what the 8 robot masters look like! Commando Man: Attacks with a powerful explosive wave. Blade Man: Attacks with three swords. Nitro Man: Can transform into a motorcycle. Sheep Man: Splits up and creates lightning strikes. Solar Man: Absorbs attacks and attacks with solar energy from his head. Chill Man: Fires [...]