Gamespot:
Preserving video games is difficult. Outside of illegal ROMs, it's tricky to find clean and reliable copies of the vast swath of video game history. With the Mega Man Legacy Collection, Capcom is preserving and reintroducing the roots of a franchise built into the very building blocks of modern gaming--even if the actual act of playing the games themselves isn't always the treat you remember them to be.
The Humble Capcom Heroic Collection Bundle just launched recently. It has ten items including Monster Hunter Rise, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy, Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection, and more.
I took advantage of the $1 deal for lost planet 3, strider, bionic commando and mega man. 3 of them run great on my steam deck. bionic commando sadly does not.
ive left humble bundle long time ago the pricimng is now off as well as game collection. humble monthly used to be excellent but thasts also downhill
With the recent release of the Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection, the next collection of games starring Capcom's Blue Bomber seems obvious.
With the release of Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection this week, it joins an already-impressive catalogue of Mega Man re-releases from the past several years.
If you combine the titles from Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 & 2, Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1 & 2, and Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection, you've got a total of 24 classic games available to fans and newcomers. With the addition of the 10 Battle Network titles found in the latest release, this brings the running total up to a staggering 34 games. That's a heck of a lot of Mega Man!
It really feels like Capcom is looking to release as much of the Mega Man back catalogue as possible on modern consoles, possibly to preserve the series going forwards — at least in digital formats. There are still quite a few games from the series that remain untouched, however.
The Legends and Power Battles games should make the jump. Those were fun games. I remember playing the Power Battle games at a local mall before it randomly was removed. It had a bunch of Capcom games on it.
ROMs aren't illegal if you own the game.
I think the reviewer forgot how difficult classic games really are. Did he expect Capcom to go back and make it easier? I have all the games on NES besides number 5 (which I had as a kid) so I'll wait till this collection ends up on sale. Would love to trophy hunt this badboy.
Reviewer complains that the game doesn't tell you which bosses are weak to what so you have to guess or search online....each game has a database showing each boss's weakness and even allows you to jump straight into the boss fight from that menu with all powers unlocked to practice on the boss all you want. I'm hoping I end up being able to follow through with my goal of being s videp game journalist because so many of these reviewers nowadays are so uninformed about the game they're reviewing.
"Valuable information rarely given to player" should not be on the "negative side" of a review. Nowadays people are so used of playing easy games that they cannot simply complete a game like this.
I guess a lot of gamers nowadays are used to having the games hold their hand for them! Sigh!
Kiddie reviewer is a bit of a joke. Unresponsive and stiff controls? Whining about not knowing the boss order? These are some of the PREMIER platforming games you can get. Gamespot is the worst. Can't trust any of these reviewers now. Haven't since Jeff was fired and Ryan (RIP, buddy) left to form Giant Bomb.
Sure, this collection is missing Megaman 7 and 8 (adding in 9 & 10 as well would have made this an INCREDIBLE collection), but for what it is, it deserves at least an 8 for a score, and deserves to be reviewed by someone who wasn't some sperm prior to their original releases and can make an accurate comparison.