Kiddo has made us to notice about a beta trailer for Mega Man: The Wily Wars (a compilation from Capcom containing remakes of the first three games) that shows an incomplete, buggy version where Mega Man doesn’t die, his jump animations don’t appear right half the time, and various other funny little things.
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I'm an Italian gamer with not enough free time to play as much as i'd like to and sadly not enough time to write about cancelled and beta games. Founder of Unseen64 in 2001, i'd like to sleep more than 5 hours a day, but i have to pay the bills. I'm currently working for various italian & international websites for a better User Experience & Search Engine Optimization, you can add me on Twitter, Last FM or contact me by email.
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Isn’t it funny that the trailer says “Sega Genesis”? Because Wily Wars was only available on Japan and Europe, but not on the US, and we all know the console’s name changes in those regions.
It’s not that strange. Megaman: The Wily Wars was supposed to get a US release but it never did. Additionally, it got an “exclusive” release on Sega Channel, along with games like Pulseman and Alien Storm.