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Hard-To-Find SNES Title Mega Man 7 Now Available On Wii U
The only Mega Man game without an X or the word soccer next to it released for the Super Nintendo is now available for Wii U.
Physical copies of the game are hard to come by. Currently, new copies of the game are worth about $2,000 according to videogames.pricecharting.com. Even non-new copies are valued at at least $150. The game released on Friday for the Wii U Virtual Console. The release was a surprise considering Capcom has typically announced its intentions to release virtual console games ahead of time, like it did with the Mega Man X titles and the recent Battle Network games.
Capcom also recently released Mega Man X4 and X5 on the PlayStation network which you can find out more about here.
[Source: Capcom Unity]
Our Take
It's easier than ever to catch up on classic Mega Man titles, which is great considering many of them had become hard to find in the last couple years.
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