Mega Man Zero/Zx Legacy Collection - Nintendo Switch Standard Edition

A super well made soure-port of all 4 Mega Man Zero games, along with ZX and ZXA!(No Laggy emulation here!)Sure some TV's will add lag, But unlike some other classic collections (mega man x,sega genesis,etc) The actual input lag from the game is EXTREMLY LOW.This collection also adds some quality of life changes to help make the game easier,There's save assist, where you play the games normally, but you'll get checkpoints, But there's also 'easy scenario mode' For people who have trouble with action platformers.But both these options are 100% optional, are are off by default.There's some extra's such as a much player and gallery, and even the new z-chaser mode (speed run mode)And they even packed (unlockable) additional content that originally required e-reader cards, or connecting up other GBA games.So this really is the ultimate collection of Megaman Zero content.Heck, they even induced the source quality the audio and videos, so this even 1-UP's the original releases, and the DS megaman zero collection.Overall for 6 awesome games, that run extremely well!And with Tons of filters, Screen sizing options, and even button remappingThere's no better way to play these games!And even at $30, I'd say it's a 'Must-Buy' For zero fans, or really anyone who likes fast action platformers!

What is arguably the peak of the franchise makes for what is likely the best Legacy Collection to date. The Mega Man Zero games take the Mega Man X formula and crank it up a notch, resulting in intense, over-the-top action. The difference is that while the MMX series is noted for its inconsistency, all four games in the Zero series are great. The last two games in this collection, Mega Man ZX and ZX Advent, are an unfortunate step down from the stellar Zero games, featuring some aggravating design choices and a connected world that makes what should be a brisk action game feel rather bloated. Still, these are still good games, and a welcome inclusion alongside the Zero series. This collection preserves the eReader and GBA-DS features from the original games, and includes some welcome extras of its own.

MegaMan Zero - Difficult, strange MegaMan game. Almost a metroidvania, but not really. Still got awesome music.MMZ 2 - Difficult, but incredibly rewarding game that closely resembles MMX series. Awesome OST and gameplay.MMZ 3 - Like MMZ 2, but slightly easier. Still awesome.MMZ 4 - Slightly more deviant from MegaMan X gameplay than the previous two games, but is definitely refined and enjoyable.MegaMan ZX / ZXA - These are metroidvanias, through-and-through. Still worth playing for the MegaMan style gameplay and bosses if you like metroidvanias.

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no doubt, even still today this game is still my number 1 favorites.This was my childhood game that i grew upon on. I've tried to X series and bought collectors but nothing is good as this. I love the story,game play and the music! it was definitely well done overall.I will do say this though.Growing up i couldn't afford to buy DS so i never had the chance to try out the ZX and the advent series but now i can since this collector edition allowed me to relive the good old glory days! I wish the developers will continue to make the Zero series longer!

6 games in one! how can you pass this up? It basically emulates the original consoles these were made on, but don't let that distract from the great games they are. I like the fact that Capcom decided go farther into developing Zero's story and character. The games can be difficult at times but they provide a good challenge and make it satisfying when you finally do finish them. Highly recommended for any Megaman/Zero fan!

Well capcom finally got one of their collections right with this one.ALL of the games come on the cartridge.The games are awesome and graphics are great.Like I said all of the zero games are here,i just wished they would have done the same with the original Mega Man,the X series and the Resident Evil collections they brought out with only a few games on the cartridge and the rest downloads.

I am one who was disappointed by the lackluster MMLC1, although they kind of redeemed themselves with MMLC2 and MMXLC, but this collection was made the way it should be. It has some design choices I don't agree with, but they hit all the major buttons, such as including the perks from the ereader cards and other bonuses. The JPN/USA voices was just another bonus. I hope future titles have this level of polish on them.