Footage of the new Mega Man 3DS themes
Posted on 9 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, Videos | 0 comments
Capcom brought out a couple of new 3DS themes based on Mega Man today. You can get a look at them in the video below.
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Update: Fixed – Mega Man Legacy Collection currently priced incorrectly on the 3DS eShop
Posted on 9 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, News | 8 Comments
Update: Pricing error has now been fixed!
The Mega Man Legacy Collection price on 3DS eShop has been fixed and is now $14.99. Thanks for your patience!
— Capcom-Unity (@Capcom_Unity) February 24, 2016
There are currently some issues with pricing of Mega Man Legacy Collection on the 3DS eShop. It should be $14.99, but the asking price is double that. Capcom is looking into the issue and advises 3DS owners from making a purchase until it’s fixed.
The publisher issued the following notice on Twitter today:
Mega Man Legacy Collection on the 3DS eShop should be $14.99. Please hold off on downloading until the pricing is fixed shortly!
— Capcom-Unity (@Capcom_Unity) February 23, 2016
Mega Man Legacy Collection file size
Posted on 9 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News | 2 Comments
3DS is keeping the new releases going this week with Mega Man Legacy Collection. In North America, the title will be distributed both physically and digitally. Unfortunately, it’s an eShop-only game in Europe.
Mega Man Legacy Collection requires 3,719 blocks of free space on an SD card. That amounts to 465MB.
[Review] Mega Man Legacy Collection
Posted on 9 years ago by Dennis Gagliardotto(@LyonHart_) in 3DS, Reviews | 12 Comments
System: 3DS
Release date: February 23, 2016
Developer: Digital Eclipse
Publisher Capcom
It’s been over half a decade since Mega Man received a new release, but the iconic character still lives on by making the rounds with appearances in places such as Super Smash Bros. Finally though, a new product is here. Mega Man Legacy Collection brings together the first six titles of The Blue Bomber’s adventure into one spot, with added challenges, a museum to look at concept art from each game, and a music player to listen to some of the series’ most memorable tracks. This package serves as a way to honor Mega Man’s legacy and impact since his arrival into video games, and is one hardcore fans of the series will certainly enjoy.
Another 10 minutes of Mega Man Legacy Collection footage
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Mega Man Legacy Collection’s launch is nearly here. We’re posting one more gameplay video below that contains 10 minutes of footage.
Capcom Live! rockestral concert announced
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Capcom has announced the inaugural “Capcom Live!” rockestral, a new concert world tour set to begin in March.
Here’s what fans can expect:
“At “CAPCOM LIVE!” attendees can enjoy live performances of game music from more than ten Capcom masterpieces dating from the 1980s up through the present day, all completely synchronized to HD visuals. In addition to the performance of “Video Game Orchestra”—a group that combines rock and orchestral music into “rockestral” concerts and boasts high notoriety in the US—the tour will pursue sophisticated entertainment via staging that weaves together visual effects and specialized lighting. This tour differs from events that have targeted only gamers by brining to life a forward-thinking musical project that can engage music fans and general audiences as well.”
Capcom Live! will begin next month in China – March 19 in Shanghai and March 26 in Beijing. Performances will also be held in North American cities like Boston on April 9, with plans to expand into other territories next year. The goal is to have more than 30 concerts across the globe in areas including Japan, Europe, Central and South America, and Asia.
By holding these concerts, Capcom hopes to “achieve greater penetration of its brands in the broadening global game market, including emerging nations.”
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Mario Party: Mysterious Challenge World screenshots
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Famitsu has published some screenshots from the arcade game Mario Party: Mysterious Challenge World. Check out the images below.
New Ace Attorney 6 screenshots
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Capcom released a batch of new screenshots from Ace Attorney 6 today. Find them in the gallery below.
Ace Attorney 6 is comprised of two parts, as we already know: investigation and trial. Players collect evidence during the investigation sections and present them against prosecutors and witnesses during trials. The game flow is the same for Phoenix and Apollo.
There are four options during investigations. You can talk to people, examine scenes, present evidence to people, and move to another location. During trials, you press witness testimony and present evidence to object to a statement during cross-examination, similar to past entries.
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Mega Man Legacy Collection Collector’s Edition details, photos
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Destructoid has a few photos up of the Mega Man Legacy Collection Collector’s Edition. Check them out in the gallery below.
As far as the gold Mega Man amiibo is concerned, it does come in a separate case. However, it’s completely generic and lacks a proper label. It’s also not possible to use Mega Man without taking it out of the box, for those that are curious.
Six postcards of art from each game are also included in the Mega Man Legacy Collection Collector’s Edition. That’s on top of sticks, a card to download 18 tracks from the soundtrack, and two 3DS themes inside the game box.
Mega Man Legacy Collection’s 3D support isn’t too extensive
Posted on 9 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS, News | 2 Comments
Most 3DS games support stereoscopic 3D, but there are some that don’t. In the case of Mega Man Legacy Collection, there is some 3D functionality… just not much.
Dennis is currently playing through Mega Man Legacy Collection for review. He tells me that the menus are in 3D, but the games themselves aren’t. You can turn the slider on and see that the background becomes 3D, but it doesn’t do much since it’s just a basic black background, and for whatever reason there’s a flicker on the sides when you turn it on. It’s not like the 3D Classics or SEGA ports on the eShop.
As for Challenge Mode, these bite-sized gameplay segments are just like the main games where the background will have depth but the game is still flat. Museum Mode has depth while you’re scrolling through, but once you select what you want to look at it, the picture becomes flat again.
