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{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: deprecated archival service (link)Music from Mega Man is some of the most extensively covered and remixed, and there are several video game music cover bands that are dedicated to performing or re-creating the music from the Mega Man franchise. The Megas and Protomen are two such bands. Protomen have been active since 2003, and have released several concept albums that are related to Mega Man. The music within the albums does not include direct covers, but music inspired by the music of Mega Man. [...] The approaches taken by The Megas and Protomen indicate that video game music can be re-visited by musicians in extremely creative and interactive ways, which is perhaps in the spirit of gaming culture.
Initially confined to simple chiptunes, video games music now spans a diverse range of genres and often feature compositions by renowned musicians. [...] Women composers have created music for some of the most recognisable video game franchises, such as Manami Matsumae for Mega Man; and Kinuyo Yamashita and Satoe Terashima for Castlevania, amongst many others.
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Initially confined to simple chiptunes, video games music now spans a diverse range of genres and often feature compositions by renowned musicians. [...] Women composers have created music for some of the most recognisable video game franchises, such as Manami Matsumae for Mega Man; and Kinuyo Yamashita and Satoe Terashima for Castlevania, amongst many others.
there are no direct musical references to the Mega Man series[...] Someone who isn't entirely familiar with Mega Man can enjoy the tracks.