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[UPDATE: 06/13/23] Capcom revealed yesterday that the game will return later this year on Steam, Android, and iOS as MEGA MAN X DiVE Offline. The online features like Battle Mode, Co-op, Ranking, Guild, and Capsule mode are not included and, sadly, the crossover Capcom characters and stages also will not be available in this new
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Capcom is a video game developer and publisher headquartered in Osaka Japan. Founded in 1979, the name is a compound of “Capsule Computers” which the company used to describe their exclusive arcade machines at the time. Capcom has created and maintained numerous popular franchises including Street Fighter, Mega Man, Devil May Cry and Resident Evil.
83,000 user-created levels from Mega Man Powered Up archived online
Good news for fans of the Blue Bomber old and new because a group of dedicated users managed to archive everything from the 2006 PlayStation Portable release of Mega Man Powered Up before its servers shut down last November. Capcom announced the shutdown with less than two months before the deadline leaving fans with little
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After 16 years, Mega Man Powered Up will lose user-created content on November 30th
Sixteen years after its PlayStation Portable debut, Capcom has announced that online services for Mega Man Powered Up (known as RockMan RockMan in Asian territories) will be shutting down on November 30th. Like LittleBigPlanet and Super Mario Maker, the shutdown will mean the loss of thousands — if not tens or hundreds of thousands —
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Capcom temporarily pulls several older titles from Steam
Capcom announced on November 8th that several of their older Steam releases are experiencing issues during installation thanks to the old Games For Windows LIVE framework. “We are temporarily disabling the purchase option on Steam while we investigate the matter further,” Capcom said in a post on several of the games’ Steam store pages. The
Capcom’s F2P JRPG Megami Meguri leaving the eShop in Japan on September 30
Capcom Japan has announced that their free-to-play RPG for the Nintendo 3DS, Megami Meguri, will be removed from the eShop on September 30th. As a game where you teach Japanese vocabulary to a chibi goddess it’s no surprise that this one was a Japan-exclusive release. The team’s Google-translated announcement reads: Thank you for using “Megami
