Capcom looking to bring Mega Man 1-6 to 3DS eShop

But they're running into some problems.

Posted By | On 12th, Nov. 2012

People have been clamouring for more Mega Man action for months- years- now, and Capcom hasn’t complied so far. It seems, however, that they might be beginning to turn around.

The publisher said that it’s “hoping” to bring the first six games of the Mega Man series to the 3DS’ eShop. This isn’t the first time those games are releasing as downloadable purchases- they’re also available via Wii Virtual Console, the first four games via PSN. There’s also a Mega Man Anniversary Collection.

However, Capcom is encountering some problems bringing these games over to the 3DS. They haven’t specified what problems these are exactly, but they’re being worked on. Japan already has four games, Europe has one while North America has neither.

Do you want this to happen? Tell us what you think in the comments section below.

[Nintendo Power (via Destructoid}]


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