Mega Man X Games Coming To Modern Consoles

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Capcom’s Mega Man 30th Anniversary Celebration kicked off with the return of classic games. In a video starring Kazuhiro Tsuchiya, the series’ producer, ports of all eight entries in the Mega Man X series were announced.

 

All Mega Man X games will be coming to the PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and PC. Kazuhiro Tsuchiya did not give an exact launch date for these titles or note if they will arrive on their own or in some sort of collection.

 

The first Mega Man X game appeared on the Super Nintendo.


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