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Final Mega Man 10 DLC Hits This Week
As promised, Capcom is delivering three new pieces of content across Wii, PS3, and Xbox 360 very soon. In fact, two out of the three consoles have it right now. Grab your points card, Tim Turi!
The release schedule looks like this:
WiiWare – Monday (4/26)
XBLA – Today 4/28
PSN – Thur 4/29
Here's what you get:
Endless Attack = $2.99 USD /300 Wii Points/ 240 Microsoft Points
According to Mega Man-iac Tim Turi this is "likely a new iteration of the infinite randomized level generator featured as DLC for Mega Man 9."
Special Stage 2 (Punk) = $.99 USD /100 Wii Points/ 80 Microsoft Points
Punk bears a slight resemblance to Metal Man from Mega Man 2 and hopefully his power is exactly like the Metal Blade. He's also a former Mega Man killer robot, and harkens from the Game Boy Mega Man titles.
Special Stage 3 (Ballade) = $.99 USD /100 Wii Points/ 80 Microsoft Points
Ballade is... purple and seems to grant you some kind of bubbly bomb. He's also from the awesome Game Boy titles.
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