And if Capcom actually follows through on this promise all the way, it’ll be the first time Mega Man 6 has made it to either Virtual Console – 1 through 5 can be bought on Wii, but 6 never did show up there. It’s an exciting development for Mega Man fans, who haven’t had too much to be happy about recently. 2 will follow soon and 3, 4, 5 and 6 – each one of them an excellent 8-bit action title on its own – will keep on showing up at a rate of once a month or so through the summer. Play Mega Man 2-6Capcom’s promised to deliver all six original NES adventures of the Blue Bomber to the 3DS Virtual Console throughout this year, and the rollout’s already begun – Mega Man 1 is on sale already. Here’s hoping we won’t have to wait too long to see this latest side project show up on our shores. HarmoKnight has been developed by Game Freak, normally known as the creators of the Pokémon franchise – but when they’re allowed to stretch their wings beyond Pikachu’s world, they almost always come away with winning designs. The gameplay asks you to keep the beat as Tempo runs, jumps and wields his music note-shaped club to strike floating note icons in the air, with each successful action adding a little bit more punch to the background music that’s playing along behind it all. That’s the name of the titular HarmoKnight, a young music-loving warrior who embarks on a rhythmic adventure through a land filled with song. Luckily, we got our localization confirmation late last year and now we’re simply waiting for Tempo to arrive. Rhythm Hunter HarmoKnight seemed like the kind of game that could have missed out on localization and become the latest in a long line of Nintendo-published titles only available in the company’s home country. Rhythm Hunter HarmoKnightWe weren’t entirely sure if this next pick would make it out of Japan after its initial announcement. So let’s take a look ahead, shall we? Here are our 10 3DS downloads that should already be on your radar as 2013 really begins to pick up steam.
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