Check Out Unboxing Videos Of Both Mega Man Limited Edition 30th Anniversary Classic Cartridges
Avid Mega Man fans will want to take a peek.
Capcom and Iam8bit have released two videos showcasing their limited edition reprints of Mega Man 2 and Mega Man X.
The playable NES and SNES reproductions commemorate the blue bomber’s 30th anniversary. They’re limited in quantity, so you may want to quickly snag copies from Iam8bit’s website if you’re keen.
If you’re still on the fence, you can check out the videos below.
SAN FRANCISCO – September 19, 2018 – In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Mega Man® franchise, Capcom and iam8bit have joined forces to bring two nostalgic Mega Man® collectibles to life: the Mega Man® 2 – 30th Anniversary Classic Cartridge and Mega Man® X – 30th Anniversary Classic Cartridge. These brand new, limited edition reproductions are now available for purchase on iam8bit.com for $100 each.Each game is a Limited Edition of 8,500 units. Each cartridge comes in one of two available colors: Opaque Light Blue (7,500 units total per game) and Translucent, Glow-in-the-Dark Blue (1,000 units total per game). Cartridge colorways are randomly inserted into sealed, unmarked boxes so each package is a surprise.
Mega Man 2 – 30th Anniversary Classic Cartridge – $100
Limited Edition of 8,500
Brand-new playable cartridge
Dual-Fold Box w/ Foil, Gloss & Embossments
Premium Instruction Booklet w/ Foreword by Author Salvatore Pane
Retro Pack-In Surprises
Package Design & Restoration by Jango Snow Art & Design
Manufacturing by Retrotainment Games + Infinite NES Lives
Mega Man X – 30th Anniversary Classic Cartridge – $100
Limited Edition of 8,500
Brand-New Playable Cartridge
Tri-Fold Box w/ Foil, Gloss & Embossments
Premium Instruction Booklet w/ Foreword by Jirard “The Completionist” Khalil
Retro Pack-In Surprises
Package Design & Restoration by Jango Snow Art & Design
Manufacturing by Retrotainment Games + Infinite NES Lives
The Mega Man® 30th Anniversary Classic Cartridges aren’t just mantelpieces, each cartridge houses the original game code on a brand new PCB board and are fully playable on NTSC consoles.
