Capcom confirmed official Mega Man and Roll outfits for Pragmata at Gamescom Opening Night Live, after years of denying the game was secretly part of that series. No unlock date or price was given.
The publisher had earlier played into the fan theories with an April Fools’ video that depicted Hugh in an elaborate Mega Man outfit; that joke has now been turned into an actual in-game item.
The cosmetic simply offers fans the chance to see Hugh dressed as Capcom’s iconic robot hero.
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