“It will continue to be a very important brand for us,” says Capcom’s Christian Svensson.

One fan dressed up like Tron Bonne and carried two Servbot puppets with her to Capcom’s World of Capcom panel at Comic-Con.

CyberConnect2 CEO Hiroshi Matsuyama is a fan of the Mega Man Legends series too.

Inafune apologized to the fans. “I’m really sorry I couldn’t stay with this until the end.” As a fan himself, Inafune continued to follow the development of Mega Man Legends 3.

Mega Man Legends 3 did not meet unspecified criteria and for that reason Capcom decided to cancel the game. The publisher says the decision is not related to the departure of Mega Man creator Keiji Inafune.

He’s a cute little ferret the Bright Bats came across one day, and is wearing a Reaverbot eye on the belt around his waist.

See how the decisive round of votes turned out for Mega Man’s look in Legends 3.

This Reaverbot, dubbed Gorubesshu, was the clear winner of the bunch.

Capcom’s Mega Man Legends 3 Prototype Version that was supposed to launch alongside Nintendo’s eShop for the Nintendo 3DS has been delayed, report Famitsu.

“Unfortunately Legends isn’t going to be able to be up there; it failed an I.P. sweep and a contract check,” says Capcom’s Christian Svensson.

It’s down to two final suit designs. Help choose what Mega Man will look like in Legends 3.

Capcom clarified the length of Mega Man Legends 3 Prototype Version a bit by noting the Nintendo 3DS download has 10+ missions. Instead of Mega Man, you play the game as Barrett and Aero, a new heroine selected by fans.

Capcom say combat is faster-paced than the previous Legends games in Mega Man Legends 3.

Titled “Calamity,” this Reaverbot can shoot lightning that tracks the player.