Mega Man 10 was released on WiiWare this past week. While Wii owners are having a blast with the game, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 owners have to wait a little while longer for the Blue Bomber. So how about a retro-style ad to hold you over in the mean time?
This ad has it all. VCR quality, exaggerated nerd stereotypes and a extremely cheesy theme song. I love the retro feel to the Capcom logo at the very end.
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Wished they used "rad" in the video.
Also Lol at using the Atari 7800 to play Mega Man on.
There's no way this video isn't illegal in at least a couple of countries.
but it has a long way to go to match the Powerglove ads.
For your viewing pleasure, the Australian version because of the slick moves at 0:18. Cracks me up.
Because x is the roman numeral for 10. Get it, huh, huh, huh?