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I waited 6 years to play this game with official Capcom translations. It is good. I like the part where fish n chips man calls me sunshine.

This game is a masterpiece. I was drawn to the artistic style and got it finally during the recent summer sale. The gameplay isn't complex, but the world of the Obra Dinn is so engaging. Solving this mystery make you feel like a genius detective. I can't recommend this game enough.

STOP!! If you have not played any Mega Man games and seriously want to try out the franchise then I would recommend picking up one of the classic Mega Man legacy collections or Mega Man X legacy collection 1. They are cheaper and I think give a better introduction to the franchise, but don't let me tell you what to do.


Ok, now that that is out of the way let me begin the review. To start I am going to firstly go over the new features/changes this collection has to offer followed by a solo review for each game individually. Let me just say that Mega Man is one of my favorite franchises that I started playing a decade ago, so there may be some biases to my review.

So, this is the fifth Mega Man legacy collection released and personally I think the weakest. Admittedly I am not a big fan of the Zero games but I will elaborate further on. You may be wondering what sets this collection apart and makes it worth a pick up, especially if you have played these games in the past. The big new feature advertised is Z Chaser, which is basically a speed run mode for certain stages across each game. This feature is fine, just not great. I think more stages should have been added or some added twist to help make it more worth. I guess its cool to be able to race against a previous run, another person, or set ghost but I have never been a speed running/time trial fan. You may think I am being harsh but let's compare Z Chaser to its counterpart from the other collections. Both classic collections had a similar thing with its "challenges" in which you'd race through a set course to get the best time and medals. The thing is in the classic collections the challenges mixed and matched bits from stages (sometimes from different games) together for a new challenge. Where Z Chaser simply puts gives you 2 stages from each game with nothing different. Overall Z Chaser is "meh" at best, nice to have I just wish more effort was put in.
What else does this collection have to offer? There are two features you can turn on to make the game easier. This being casual mode which makes everything baby mode, and save assist which eliminates the need to care about dying. I'm being a bit harsh, and while I didn't use these it is good for casual and new players. The one thing I don't get is why the save assist can't be used at any point in the game; at least it still feels like a real game then just with checkpoints. Either way good features I can't complain since they aren't forced.
Finally I just want to talk about some smaller things. Like the other legacy collections a gallery of artwork is added which I've heard does not show anything new, but I still think its a nice feature to look through. The addition of ZZ cards for Zero 3 is a real classy touch for a feature many thought would be absent, and obtaining them with achievements is fun. Also the connectivity to fight Zero 3/4 bosses in ZX was also considered which is a really nice touch as well. Technically all the games run fine despite a few small slow downs for some reason which I have seen other people have. The menus are also a bit clunky but nothing the ruins the game. Finally a small complaint I have is the standard key bindings for a controller are awful for the Zero games, but you can luckily rebind in each game.


Mega Man Zero 1
I don't like this game. Personally I hate the Zero art style and this game just has not aged well. At least is has a good story with redeeming characters. I am not a fan of the rank system in every Zero game and the cyber elves are take for ever to level up.

Mega Man Zero 2
This game is better than the first by a lot. It is a bit more forgettable though.

Mega Man Zero 3
My favorite of the Zero games. I actually had fun with this one and it has a great ending. By this point I was used to the gameplay I guess.

Mega Man Zero 4
Not as good as 3 but still ok. This game has some weird difficulty spikes. It has the best cyber elf system, and I liked creating my own armor. Sad conclusion to the series.

Mega Man ZX
ZX is really fun and felt more like classic Mega Man which I am partial to. The map is a bit clunky and it takes forever to move around with the lack of teleporters. I still had a lot of fun with this one.

Mega Man ZX Advent
This is probably my favorite game in the collection. They seemed to fix a lot of the clunky things from ZX and added a lot of fun new features. The one thing I don't like is the voice acting.


Overall, I like the collection mostly because I like Mega Man. If you like Mega Man then pick this up as well.

First off let me start off by saying that I received this game for free during the Grand Prix Summer Sale. I'd also like to preface this review with the fact I have an extensive history with 3D platformers including the Banjo-Kazooie series in which Yooka-Laylee is a spiritual successor to.

This game unsurprisingly is just Banjo-Kazooie with a new coat of paint honestly. The mechanics, gameplay, and collectibles are nearly identical even down to the most basic details like how the characters talk. The humor is also the same with the dad joke style of humor. Although very similar I still prefer the original Banjo-Kazooie to this game for a couple of reasons.

Firstly in both Banjo and Yooka there is a move to quickly move around the map being the talon trot and reptile roll. These are both very similar but the reptile roll in Yooka does not control nearly as well. When trying to precisely move around it's next to impossible.

The next point is the inclusion of a power meter which depletes with use of certain moves like the reptile roll making the move even more frustrating to use. A timed meter makes sense for the flying ability but is kind of annoying for a quick movement ability. It also doesn't help that maps are quite big meaning the power meter gets drained often meaning you either have to slow walk waiting to recharge or sacrifice health healing objects.

The most important point is the camera seems to fight you. I have seen there are mods to fix this, but for my playthrough I used the base game camera. If you couldn't guess a good camera is highly important for 3D platformer. It is hard to express why the camera is bad, but you as the player seem to have little control over it when you want to. I used a controller and I'll admit that the mouse felt smoother when I briefly tried it out. While its not the best at points, it does not make the game completely unplayable and I stopped noticing it towards the end.

I do have some issues with the game but I still heavily recommend it. This game is a love letter to people who love the original Banjo. If you love collectathon games, then this is the game for you. With 145 pagies, 1010 quils, 25 ghost writers, even some secret collectables, etc there is plenty to collect. The worlds are great and offer a wide variety, and I only wish there was more. It is a super fun game that kept me addicted for the full game, but I do love these types of games. If you want to get into the genre I'd recommend Yooka-Laylee.

Really fun creative and beautiful game world. I only wish it lasted a bit longer and that the controls were a bit more intuitive. Overall a great experience.

I have been wanting to buy this game for a while and I'm glad I finally did. It is a cute and fun little platformer. I only wish there were more collectables

its good

This collection is pretty dang fun. As far as the games Mega Man X1-X4 are all great games and excellent examples 90's platforming perfection. I feel like more work was put into this collection than the classic mega man collections and all the bonuses are nice. All of the artwork and pictures of past porducts is neat and I love seeing the history of this franchise. The X challenge mode is fun if you like difficult games and plays fairly well considering the mix of 16 and 32 bit sprites. I also personally had a blast with all the acheivements and am glad it wasn't just simple acheivements like beat every game.

I do have some problems with the game as Capcom did seem to screw up a few things. FIrst off you NEED A CONTROLLER in order to play this game. The keyboard support for this game is laughable, as the only customization you have is with a select few keys. I played through both classic legacy collections with wasd and you can not do the same here. I hope they add more support in the future because I do not want to use the arrow keys for movement. Another big issue is that the controls do not save after exiting a game. This is a big problem especially in the snes games, where if I forget to change the controls and enter the game I am forced to restart because there is no way to change controls outside the start screen. The game does manage to save your password in case you want to leave but it would be nice if it could do the same for the controls. A small thing I have seen others complain about is lag and slow down, but it is only in the snes games and did not really hinder play or bother me. A lot of my issues could easily be fixed in a small patch and should not overshadow the res of the game. I do wish it would have just been one big collection of all 8 games, but if you are looking to try out the good mega man x games, this is the collection to get.

Still good