The Might & Magic franchise is a long-running staple of PC role-playing. In fact, it dates all the way back to the mid-1980s, and the Heroes of Might & Magic series in particular can be traced back to 1995. It's not going away any time soon; the newest game in the series, Might & Magic: Heroes VI, is due out this September.
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The creative director working on the Might & Magic franchise Erwan Le Breton has said a console version of the game is being discussed at Ubisoft.
We need a Vita version. Might and Magic: Clash of heroes is a great game on the go and enjoyable at home.
I agree b_one
If there are any console versions of M&M, I hope they are in the style of Heroes 3, or they just re-release that one with updated and beautiful, yet still relatively static visuals and of course, some more scenarios!
Man, that would be awesome on Wii U with the Gamepad!
Black Hole Entertainment has released a new update for fantasy strategy sequel Might and Magic: Heroes VI; game owners can download the update now on Steam. Among many other fixes and improvements, this update clarifies the distinction between Might- and Magic-affinity heroes.
