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Capcom Releasing Mega Man And Monster Hunter PSP Bundles
Are you among those Capcom fans still irked that the company canceled the only two Mega Man titles confirmed to be development? Maybe you’re a Western gamer that’s always been curious about the Monster Hunter series’ immense success in Japan, but have waited for an opportune time to check it out. Listen up, because Capcom is releasing dual packs of some of their most popular PSP titles for your consuming convenience.
I have virtually no experience with the Monster Hunter series, but I can vouch for the quality of both Mega Man Powered Up and Mega Man Maverick Hunter X. Powered Up is a fun chibi-style remake of the original game, along with two new boss battles and a fun level creation/sharing system. Maverick Hunter X is a gorgeous remake of the stellar SNES title. If you haven't played any iteration of Mega Man X: 1) You're crazy, and 2) Play this version.
Each dual pack is available for $14.99 only at GameStop
Source: Capcom-Unity
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