Mega Man Legends 3 Prototype Version Has Been Delayed

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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. According to Famitsu, the decision was made in order to improve the quality of the product. A new release date has not been announced yet.

 

As of the writing of this post, Capcom USA have not made an announcement regarding the delay.

 

The 3DS eShop, which was originally supposed to launch toward the end of May has itself been delayed to launch a few days later on the evening of June 6th (Pacific Time), a day before the company’s E3 media presentation on June 7th.


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