
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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아이리스! 으아아아 노 디시즌 해프닝! 데어즈 노 리즌 포미투 고온! 왓... 왓 앰아이 퐈이링 포어어어엌
太好玩了
A collection of games from a better time!
Eu gosto muito de megaman, a saga X é a minha favorita e eu super recomendo da silva
excelente juego
Mega Man X 1 was fun, and I got through the maverick stages and picked up all the upgrades without much frustration. X 2 and X 3 on the other hand have a lot of gotcha pitfalls and enemy placements, and and getting the upgrades requires specific maverick weapons at an almost 1:1 ratio, and often the upgrade locations and which weapon is needed are not well telegraphed. X 2 requires the head upgrade to find the secret areas unless you want to shoot every wall with every weapon. I don't want to replay the stages that many times to figure that all out. X 4 returns to something more achievable and fun without the frustrations of X 2 and X 3. Some people say these legacy collections have input lag. I find a lot of Capcom classic collections to have wonky GUIs and other quirks.
All the titles in this collection are incredible and nostalgic.
Muito bom relembra a infância
reliving childhood meories!
The best Mega Man games in the entire franchise, The porting is perhaps a little to faithful, retaining the audio cutout issue present in the original games and the slow down issue in the first game, both of which occur when the game is 'overwhelmed' now this is worth criticizing because the original Mega Man Legacy Collection patched in a "Turbo" option to offer players a less accurate but more fun way to play, for those who preferred it. Unfortunately this means that the best way to play these games is the PS2 Collection that game had an ingenious solution to slowdown, it would emulate the SNES games without audio and instead play audio separately from the rom file. Aside from the ports it introduces an "X-Challenge mode" which has you face of against two bosses at a time from across the entire 2D series with a load out of 3 special weapons you are given a choice from. It's a great addition and a fun way to test your skills
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