
Mega Man X Legacy Collection includes the legendary 16-bit titles and the series’ exciting foray into the 32-bit era: Mega Man X, Mega Man X2, Mega Man X3, and Mega Man X4. Test your skills in the new X Challenge mode, which pits players against two deadly bosses at once.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese*, Traditional Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Another low effort collection of ROMs from Capcom. There's slowdown, audio issues, input lag, horrible texture filtering. It's missing basic features like rewind, auto-fire, save states etc. Literally just emulate them and you'll have a better experience.
Don't the the "unsupported" tag fool you. Runs fine on Steam Deck except for some FMVs in X4.
jogo muito bom, jogo desde quando era no Super Nintendo, jogar isso me faz lembrar de um tempo q eu era muito feliz.
Mega Man X Legacy Collection ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Una recopilación espectacular que reúne las primeras aventuras de Mega Man X, consideradas por muchos como algunas de las mejores de la franquicia. El ritmo de juego es rápido, los controles son precisos y el sistema de mejoras mantiene la experiencia fresca durante toda la aventura. Los extras incluidos y la excelente presentación hacen de esta colección una compra obligatoria para cualquier fan de los juegos de acción y plataformas. ¡100% recomendada!
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The first 4 entries of the Mega Man X series range from okay to great. I would say X1 and X4 are the highlights while X3 is the low point. X1 has relatively minimal backtracking, pretty solid stage design, amazing music, and is overall just a fun game. X2 is a step down but is still a mostly alright game aside from the X Hunter mechanic (and a decent amout of backtracking). I really was not a fan of how the X Hunters work in this game and I would definitely research them so you don't accidentally permanently despawn one of them and lock yourself out of the good ending. X3 is my least favorite in the collection, but I don't think I'd say it's bad per se. What this game really suffers from is how incompatible the upgrades are with the weakness order. Most Mega Man X games usually require a little bit of backtracking to get a couple upgrades if you're following weakness order. But in X3, you basically have to choose either weakness order or upgrade order. I did manage to find a middle ground doing weakness order where I had to make two temporary detours where I went to get two essential upgrades in two different levels and died and went back to stage select after getting them to reduce some of the backtracking, but even then the backtracking in this game is atrocious if doing the weakness order. Also just has some annoying level design quirks here and there as well. If there's any game in this collection I would consider skipping, it would be X3, but it's not a horrible game per se, so might still be worth a shot if you really like these games. X4 is a great game, both as X and Zero, and somehow has even less backtracking than X1. I would definitely say bosses are easier as X while stages are easier as Zero, but both campaigns are very much worth playing. Aside from a couple really difficult jumps/hazards to get to certain upgrades in X's campaign, the level design here is just really good. Not the biggest fan of reducing the amount of Sub Tanks from 4 to 2, but it didn't end up being a huge problem for most of my experience. Overall X4 is definitely worth a play and I would say at least most, if not all, of this collection is worth playing!
Spanish: Conocí Mega Man X en casa de un amigo alrededor de 1995‑1996, y fue amor a primera vista. Desde ese día quedé completamente encantado. Recuerdo haberlo jugado en el colegio, en las clases de informática, usando aquellos pequeños diskettes — una experiencia que hoy se siente mágica. Este juego es pura adrenalina: su ritmo, su música, sus jefes y su dificultad legendaria lo convierten en una joya que marcó una generación. Por muchos es considerado un título difícil, pero para mí es simplemente perfecto. Le doy un 10/10 por su historia, su jugabilidad y su impacto eterno en la cultura gamer. English: I first saw Mega Man X at a friend’s house around 1995‑1996, and it was love at first sight. From that moment, I was hooked. I still remember playing it at school during computer classes, swapping those little floppy disks — pure nostalgia. This game is pure adrenaline: fast‑paced action, unforgettable music, and a difficulty that keeps you on edge. Many consider it one of the hardest classics ever made, but to me, it’s simply perfect. I give it a 10/10 for its story, gameplay, and timeless legacy.
PELO AMOR DE DEUS CAPCOM, ARRUMA ESSA COLEÇÃO URGENTEMENTE! INPUT LAG AO MEGA MAN X ATÉ O X3? O JOGO AS VEZES NEM ABRE
there is so much love in this collection, it could've just been the first 4 games but they went out of their way with stuff like the X challenge and the museum. beating megaman X for the first time after never being able to beat it as a kid was a wild experience for me, and one you all owe to yourselves as well.
Genuinely unbearable, This game feels like its running in molasses. I KNOW these games did not run at 20 FPS back in the day. X4 is especially egregious being a PS1 game, should be no problem to port, but this collection was such a let down, You are better off emulating these games yourself on versions that patch the games up and make them feel like what this collection should be.
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