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Mega Man Zero Collection Coming To DS
Fans of Mega Man X’s offshoot series, Mega Man Zero, have something to be hopeful for. Recently a page appeared on Capcom’s Japanese site revealing a collection of the hard-as-nails games starring the blonde, blade-wielding badass.
The game is due out in Japan on Aprill 22, 2010, according to The Mega Man Network. Zero’s DS collection is set for ¥3,990 yen, which would be about $43.83 dollars. No word on a US release for the game, so cross your fingers for more news on this stellar bundle.
Mega Man X’s partner Zero has had some pretty challenging GBA outings from 2002 to 2005. For a gamer like me who is still plugging away at the original X series, this bundle would be a convenient compliment to the Mega Man X collection.
If this sort of collection is a reality, could we also hold out hope for a collection of the original series for the DS?
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