7.1 X; 7.2 Zero. 8 Frost Walrus; 9 Colonel 1; 10 Colonel 2; 11 Double; 12 Iris; 13 General; 14 Sigma. 14.1 X; 14.2 Zero. 15 Boss Damage Chart.

X Challenge Mode Is HardOn the opposite end of the challenge spectrum from Rookie Hunter is X Challenge, which pits X against two bosses at once. Sometimes it’s thematically similar bosses from the same game (like Wheel Gator and Bubble Crab from X2), but often it’s bosses from separate games (like Storm Eagle from X1 and Storm Owl from X4). Seeing the disparate bosses from different console generations on the same screen is fascinating, and for those who have played a lot of X through the years, having a brand new, legitimately difficult challenge, is awesome.

With the initial filter turned on, you will see random pixels flash and move, even when X (or Zero) is standing still, which you can see if you look closely at the GIF above. Thankfully it’s an easy fix to just turn the filter off, and the games end up looking much better. Splitting The Game Into Two Release Is WeirdThe price isn’t too bad for the two games at $19.99 each, or $39.99 to bundle them, but having them split into two releases feels unnecessary. I don’t like having separate achievements/trophies for the two games, and exiting one to play the other is dumb. I would have much preferred having all the games in one comprehensive, singular piece of software. The Museum Content Has Little Development InsightOverall, the museum is great.

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Every game has tons of artwork, and there is even plenty of plot and character information included with each game. Unfortunately, you won’t find much insight into any of the games’ development. You can see early sketches of bosses, levels, and enemies, but no context for anything, which is a disappointment.

Mega Man X3's Animated Cutscenes Are Nowhere To Be FoundMega Man X3 released on Super Nintendo, which is the version of the game included with the collection, but outside of the United States, it also released on PlayStation and Sega Saturn. Those versions of the game included a collection of anime cutscenes, but those scenes are not present on this collection. They were present in the 2006 Mega Man X Collection as that collection ported the PlayStation game instead of the SNES game. Ultimately, I prefer having the SNES game, but I would have liked to see those scenes included in the same way The Day Of Σ was included in the museum.Update: We reached out to Capcom to find out exactly why X Legacy Collection includes the SNES version of Mega Man X3 and it offered us the following statement:'To preserve the series' history with the Legacy Collection, the versions chosen are the initial release version of the game, in this case, the SNES version of Mega Man X3 is included in this collection.' The Neutral The NeutralThese are elements of the collection that are neither good or bad, but just notes I took while playing through these classics. Loading Saves Is Odd On The SNES GamesFor Mega Man X4 and beyond, accessing saves works just as they did on their original platforms, but it took me a minute to figure out how to load my saves for X1-X3.

You have to go to the password screen and then you will find the load option there. You can always use passwords just as you did in the past, too, if you want a truly nostalgic experience. This Is My Favorite Death Cab For Cutie SongThis weapon pre-dates by eight years. X’s Voice In Mega Man X4 Is AwfulDespite being more than 30 years old and fighting a war against insane robots for all of his life, in Mega Man X4, X sounds like a child. It’s bad and I hate it. The Secret Image Is Disappointing, it was uncovered the game would have an achievement/trophy with the following description: View 20 images across all four titles, then change the wallpaper to the secret image.

The conclusion we all jumped to is it would be similar to a secret image discovered in Mega Man Legacy Collection that teased Mega Man 11. Unfortunately, the image attached to that trophy/achievement is the wallpaper you can see. I suppose I shouldn't have gotten my hopes up. No Save StatesOn the Wii, Wii U, and 3DS Virtual Console versions of the SNES games, and in the SNES Classic Edition of Mega Man X, save states were available. It's not a deal breaker that they don't appear here, but it would have been nice.