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Nintendo Download Update – Rayman Legends Challenges App, Mega Man 4


The Nintendo Download Update for this week is a little light on content compared to previous weeks, but there are still a couple of goodies worth checking out.

Wii U owners get a taste of Rayman Legends again with  the Rayman Legends Challenges App and 3DS players can get all retro with Mega Man 4.

Read on.

Nintendo eShop on Wii U
Rayman Legends Challenges App ? The Rayman Legends Challenges App allows users to compete against players from around the globe in daily and weekly challenges. Jump in and play challenges on several different maps, including the exclusive Wii U level Murfy’s Dungeon.

Virtual Console on Nintendo 3DS
Mega Man 4 ? Originally released in 1992 for the Nintendo Entertainment System, Mega Man 4 provides the same action-based game play the series is known for. In this game, Mega Man has the ability to charge up energy inside his Arm Cannon, allowing him to fire larger and more damaging blasts. Rush, Mega Man’s canine companion, is also back to help battle the robot baddies.

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Paul Bryant

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