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Live-Action Mega Man Short Accompanies Futuristic Loot Crate Theme For July
Loot Crate is a monthly subscription based company that ships out boxes filled with gamer and geeky themed items that are often exclusive to the company. This month, the theme is "Futuristic." Subscribers can expect items related to future sci-fi brands like Futurama and Rick & Morty, but while they wait for their crate to arrive they can check out a live-action Mega Man short by Loot Crate.
This isn't the first time Loot Crate has done a Mega Man short, in November 2014 they released another to go along with their monthly theme of "Battle." In the short, Mega Man is left on a cliffhanger ending when he encounters a surprise and truly unexpected enemy. This time around, Mega Man is going up against a fellow franchiser Proto Man, who first appeared in Mega Man 3.
There are still a couple weeks left for you to subscribe in time to get this month's Loot Crate. Both the normal subscription and Loot Crate DX, which includes more premium items at a higher price, are using the futuristic theme this month. For more Loot Crate live action shorts, check out this Dead Rising 3 one from October 2014.
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