The first piece in your contest-winning-costume to be, (in our opinion) has to be Mega Man’s helmet, which can now be yours through an official Capcom-sanctioned helmet replica. Not even Dr ...

A few weeks ago, I wrote about a replica Mega Man helmet that was hitting the Capcom stores. It looked big, bulky and expensive, especially with its light up portions and the like. The price has ...

As with other ThinkGeek gear, the Mega Man helmet is officially licensed, and is labeled as a "Collector's Edition." There are LED lights on the side powered by two AAA batteries; a power button ...

Following the Mega Man headphones announced recently, prepare yourself for a re-release of the full-size helmet this February. Newsletters Games Share a News Tip Featured ...

The Mega Man helmet will run you $150. You won’t get the centerpiece of your new Mega Man cosplay until this winter, however. Advertisement.

Capcom has finally answered the decades of prayers from fans all over the world by releasing an official, LED-lit Mega Man Helmet. Made of shiny ABS plastic, the helmet has a “unique clamshell ...

The Mega Man helmet will be on display at San Diego Comic-Con this week. We don't know what kind of batteries it takes, and It's not yet available for sale.

USB power provides the sturdy base with cool blue lights that illuminate the bright, metallic blue of Mega Man's helmet as it sits atop the stand. At 1.8 lbs and detachable, ...

Capcom announced that it would be selling an official, wearable version of Mega Man’s helmet, and fans were understandably excited while being a bit nervous about the price tag.

The Mega Man gear will be on show at SDCC 2016 but is Capcom Store exclusive, according to Capcom Unity, so if you fancy it but can't make it to San Diego you still have a chance to get your paws ...

Mega Man fans can snooze in style with a soft blue helmet and Mega Buster arm cannon designed for retro gaming nap time. Amanda Kooser Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and tech ...

The post itself is in response to one made by manga artist Hitoshi Ariga, who has worked with Capcom on plenty of Mega Man projects in the past. “I used to draw Rockman manga and create ...