wraggster
September 7th, 2005, 17:43
September 7, 2005 - Ports we can do with out. Remakes, however, may not be so bad, especially if the source material is as good as the two titles Capcom has chosen for its first two PSP remake offerings. The company has announced two classic Mega Man titles to be remade on the PSP.
Heading up the pair is Rockman Rockman, a game which we first reported on earlier in the week. Rockman Rockman (Rockman is the Japanese name for Mega Man) is a remake of the original NES Mega Man. Capcom has maintained the cute visual style of the original while making the move to 3D visuals. In addition to taking on Dr. Wiley in classic form, you'll be able to create your own stages and trade them with other players. The game will also include new stages and bosses.
The second title will be released under the name Irregular Hunter X. A remake of the 1997 Super Nintendo Mega Man X, Irregular Hunter X features new 3D visuals, arranged stages and even new modes of play. The game retains the more mature look of its hero when compared to the hero featured in the original Mega Man games.
Of these two titles, Rockman Rockman has been confirmed for a TGS appearance at the Tokyo Game Show, where players will be able to download a demo to their PSP. Look forward to impressions shortly.
Heading up the pair is Rockman Rockman, a game which we first reported on earlier in the week. Rockman Rockman (Rockman is the Japanese name for Mega Man) is a remake of the original NES Mega Man. Capcom has maintained the cute visual style of the original while making the move to 3D visuals. In addition to taking on Dr. Wiley in classic form, you'll be able to create your own stages and trade them with other players. The game will also include new stages and bosses.
The second title will be released under the name Irregular Hunter X. A remake of the 1997 Super Nintendo Mega Man X, Irregular Hunter X features new 3D visuals, arranged stages and even new modes of play. The game retains the more mature look of its hero when compared to the hero featured in the original Mega Man games.
Of these two titles, Rockman Rockman has been confirmed for a TGS appearance at the Tokyo Game Show, where players will be able to download a demo to their PSP. Look forward to impressions shortly.