Mega Man 3DS Virtual Console Release Dates Announced

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Nintendo have revealed the release dates of all the upcoming Game Boy Mega Man titles for the Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console in North America. Mega Man Xtreme was released yesterday, which leaves us with the following games:

 

  • Mega Man II – May 8th
  • Mega Man III – May 8th
  • Mega Man IV – May 15th
  • Mega Man V – May 22nd
  • Mega Man Xtreme 2 – May 29th

 

Meanwhile, the Game Boy Advance Mega Man games are headed to the Wii U Virtual Console, but do not have release dates yet.

 

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