Mega Man Legacy Collection

No Cloud Save

Legitimately a great way to play the original six games, but that isn’t really the best part. The challenges are some of the most fun I’ve ever had speedrunning, and climbing to the top of the in game leaderboards is very rewarding. My only real gripes with the collection are 1: No quick swapping weapons, 2: somewhat noticeable input lag, and 3: cheaters taking over the in game leaderboards. If you like 2D platformers, or speedrunning I’d highly recommend.

I've been a casual enjoyer of Mega Man games since the PS1, though I wouldn't consider myself a "fan" of the series (outside the Mega Man Zero games). That being said, the NES Mega Man games hold up decently well and are among the better games on the system (except for the first game). Every entry felt like an improvement over its predecessors - with the occasional annoying level or bad boss fight keeping any of the games from being substantially better, so I could see any of these games being someone's favorite of the classic entries (except the first one). I would suggest using a guide, as going in blind often leads to repeatedly replaying levels (unless you want to abuse the built-in Save States, which I only used when I got frustrated and wanted to stop playing in the middle of a level), and some of the best bosses are still a good challenge even when you have their weakness (some fights unfortunately suffer from Spark Mandrill Syndrome, though few are as comically easy). Non...

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Only annoying thing is the lack of cloud of saves and no quick swap weapons but was great to play the old games again and having the rewind function allows people to experience the old games without having to be super familiar with them or grind constantly.

First off the bat, I love this collection. Having all 6 games available to me with many different ways to play them and seeing behind the scenes content like sketches and promotional materials is great. I am very positive about this game, and overall it's a great purchase. One issue. Time challenges. Call me soft piece of Harbio Bear's ass, but I do not understand why this is the bonus content included in this game. The idea of stiching together different Megaman games to create unique levels and such is great. But why is it a speedrun thing? Those games are old, and most of them aren't meant to be blazed through as if you were a hedgehog. I may be salty, and you can call this a skill issue 100%, but I think it's reasonable to be upset that a boss rush you've been doing for 16 minutes going to the garbage because the game decided to glitch the boss out of existence is kind of annoying. Many such cases, at least on my copy of the game. I really wish we got something more varied, becaus...

Classic Mega man, but with challenge mode for extra content which is fun.

classics, very fun and challenging and interesting

Truly a Mega Man

Capcom you little fuckers, you made a shit of piece with your trash megaman 1, its bad this garbage game. I hope you next time on a trash on a farm cow you shits, i will become back my money.