You can save anywhere with save states, and there's that challenge mode like in Legacy Collection 1.
The games are no BS straight up ports, and Mega Man 9 and 10 even come with all their DLC, though you do need to complete the games once to unlock it. I can play at 1080p, in fullscreen mode, from my laptop hooked up to my TV, the sound works through the TV, my USB Switch controller works, everything's good. Let's start with some positives: I haven't experienced any slowdown anywhere here, and haven't run into any shenanigans. I freakin' love these games, obviously, and they all seem to work just fine. However, after I changed it to "Fullscreen", all slowdown was gone. What happened to me is that, because the standard video setting is "Borderless Window", I experienced some slowdown in Megaman 8. Capcom should urgently review its business decisions.Įdit: The games might not be emulations after all. The process is not very time consuming, it should take around 10 min, which makes me wonder why bother with this stupid "feature". Visit this link: and follow the steps to bypass it. It is absolutely outrageous, but there is a workaround it. Now about the "always online" requirement. After that, I recommend beating hard mode with Bass, which is worthwhile because of different enemy placement, level design and Bosses' new moves. Of course, you have to play 9 as Megaman in order to unlock Protoman, but in 10 the best way to play the first campaign is choosing Protoman. Because of that, playing as Protoman or Bass clearly makes pointless playing another campaign as Megaman. All Megaman games in this collection are great! Nevertheless, my main issue with Megaman 9 and 10 is that they severely nerfed Megaman in order to make him resemble its former self of Megaman 2. Megaman 9 and 10 debut on PC through this collection and they also feel great! There should be an option to change between versions. Second, for some odd reason, the version chosen for Megaman 8 is the Playstation one, despite the fact that the Saturn version is arguably the complete one. the game loops itself at its original beginning point). First, the games begin at their title screen, which means that you will only be able to watch Megaman 8's Intro Cutscene after you beat the game (i.e. (See edit) In fact, Megaman 7 in this collection has the exact same ending of its SNES countepart, which was missing in the Anniversary collection. All games run perfectly! Although Megaman 7 and Megaman 8 are clearly emulated they run great. I'm going to begin writing about the collection itself. WARNING! This game has a horrible "always online" restriction built within the game! UNLESS.
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