This week marks the month of Mega Man in regards to 3DS Virtual Console releases, starting with Mega Man Xtreme. Next week will see Mega Man II, followed by Mega Man III, then IV, then V (the best portable game), and finally Xtreme 2 on May 29th.
The Game Boy Color was one of the most under-appreciated handhelds Nintendo created. While many saw the Game Boy Color as a simple extension of the original Game Boy, the vast library of exclusives and hardware improvements were much more than that.
Legend of Zelda: links awakening is my childhood. One of the best games on a handheld ever.
I remember the day I spent my allowance accumulated over God knows how long, went to Walmart and bought the Atomic Purple GBC along with The Legend of Zelda Oracle of Ages
one of the few things I felt like was money well spent as a kid
Game Informer: I am a huge Mega Man X fan, but I never got around to playing Mega Man Xtreme or its sequel. I recently downloaded the Virtual Console version of the game and played the crap out of it. I beat the game three times in a row on all difficulties, making sure to find every hidden item and upgrade, including the Hadoken and Shoryuken from Street Fighter capsule.
The game released on Game Boy Color in 2001, and other than just being a generally solid translation of the X series to a handheld device, it had a few innovations.
"Mega Man Xtreme is now available for purchase on the 3DS eShop. Capcom held a vote amongst the fans to see which game they'd like to see released firt for the 3DS. For the entire month of May, 6 titles are set to be released on the eShop to commemorate the addition of Mega Man in Super Smash Bros." - Angie, The Final Gen
Megaman xtreme is a lot of fun. Takes a little getting used to.