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Capcom Announces 12 Wii U Virtual Console Titles Including Breath Of Fire, Mega Man X3 And More
During E3, Capcom detailed a large collection of games planned for the Wii U and 3Ds Virtual Console including Mega Man 7, X3, and Battle Network and Zero titles.
Capcom doesn't have dates ready, but they should release before the end of 2014. This is the list of confirmed titles coming to North American Wii Us:
- Breath of Fire (Wii U)
- Demon's Crest (Wii U)
- Gargoyle's Quest II (3DS, Wii U)
- Mega Man 5 (Wii U)
- Mega Man 6 (Wii U)
- Mega Man 7 (Wii U)
- Mega Man X3 (Wii U)
- Mega Man Zero (Wii U)
- Mega Man Battle Network (Wii U)
- Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge (Wii U)
- Mighty Final Fight (3DS, Wii U)
- Street Fighter 2010 (3DS, Wii U)
Capcom has a few more games planned, like Mega Man Zero 2, Mega Man Battle Network 2, and Mega Man Battle Network 3, but those will likely be 2015.
[Source: Capcom Unity]
Our Take
I am really excited to grab a digital copy of Mega Man X3. I have only played it through a few times, which is a small number compared to how much I've played the other Mega Man X games. I am also excited to grab Mega Man Zero. That was a title I started, but never finished, and I would love to revisit it.
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