December 17, 2009
CAPCOM® UNVEILS MEGA MAN 10 FOR DIGITAL DOWNLOAD
The Amazing Cybernetic Dynamo Returns to the Downloadable Space for WiiWare,
Xbox LIVE and PlayStation®Store
Capcom® Entertainment today announced that Mega Man™ 10 is coming to Nintendo’s
WiiWare™ service, Xbox LIVE® online entertainment network, and PlayStation®Store
in March 2010. Mega Man 10, the latest entry in Capcom’s long-running series,
will return gamers to the nostalgic perfection of classic 2D Mega Man gameplay,
embracing retro platform action and NES-inspired old-school graphics.
The year is 20XX and a suspicious outbreak of Roboenza, a
Robot Flu, has broken out. It spreads through the world like wildfire bringing
down robots everywhere. Infected robots have rampaged out of control, destroying
the city and holding it hostage! Who’s behind this mess? It’s up to Mega Man to
take on this sinister threat and get to the bottom of this viral mystery.
Through-out Mega Man’s adventure he’ll take on the
malfunctioning infected robots and classic-style bosses that can only found in
Mega Man games. Each one has their own unique weapons and vulnerabilities. Of
course the creator of the original Mega Man, Keiji Inafune, is in charge of
directing and supervising those boss character designs and delivers the wildest
villains the series has seen yet.
Great new additions to Mega Man 10 include the option to play
as fan-favorite character Proto Man from the start, as well as an all new “Easy
Mode” which will allow more fans to indulge in the challenges that make the
series great. Additionally, “Mega Man Challenges” mode will allow players to
practice their skills and prepare for the hair-raising adventures ahead of them.
Launching March 2010 for all three gaming platforms, Mega Man
10 is the must- have download for Capcom fans both young and old. The retro
elements will make this a delicious treat for those who long for the days of
nail-biting platform experiences and the new difficulty mode will definitely
allow more gamers to enjoy this incredible skill-based romp.
