In March, he launched a Kickstarter campaign to release the three-part album, comic book and video game for "Mega Ran in Language Arts". The goal was achieved, and "Volume One" was released in May, "Volume Two" in August, and "Volume Three" in November. In 2013, Jarbo announced he would release one EP per month, titled "Time and Space". January, February and March's EP releases were exclusively launched on video game website Destructoid. It was also at this time that Jarbo began referring to his style of music as "Chip-Hop." In 2013, Jarbo collaborated with New Jersey rapper Mister Wilson and released Blur Bomber, an adaptation of the Archie Comics story arc for the Mega Man and Sonic cross-over in Worlds Collide. In 2015, Jarbo released his latest album "Soul Veggies" which was his most commercially successful album to date. Mega Ran also toured with Bag of Tricks Cat for the Emerald Knights Tour which included a trip to various UK cities. In Fall of 2015, Jarbo released RNDM, which debuted on the "Billboard" Top 200 chart. In Summer of 2018, Jarbo released "Emerald Knights 2," which debuted on the "Billboard" Top 200 chart. In 2009, Jarbo teamed with Capcom to feature on a hip-hop alternate soundtrack to the hit title "Marvel vs. Capcom 2". Jarbo appears on a song entitled "The Remainder Is One". The album is downloadable on PlayStation Network and at Marvel Comics' website. In 2010 and 2011, Jarbo's music was covered in video game publications "Game Developer" and "Nintendo Power". Jarbo's album based on the game "Final Fantasy VII" was featured, and was included in the June 2011 issue of "Game Informer" and "". In 2012, Jarbo and Chicago-based developers Lunar Giant Studios released the first installment of the Mega Ran video game, loosely based on the album "Mega Ran in Language Arts". In April 2013, Jarbo lent guest vocals to a track on the soundtrack of the award-winning video game "" called "Welcome to Monaco. In September 2013, Jarbo and K-Murdock performed at the first ever "Halo 4" Global Championships in Seattle. The event was broadcast on Xbox Live and online. In June 2015, Jarbo announced via YouTube that he had been chosen to perform the ending credits theme for the game "Mighty No. 9". his track will appear on his forthcoming album "RNDM" as well.