It's included but you have to clear the games or enter a cheat code to unlock it.
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Megaman Legacy Collection 2 |OT| For heaven's sake, please don't mention the Switch!
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It's included but you have to clear the games or enter a cheat code to unlock it.
Tizoc
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Pretty sure they are according to their page description.
Hahaha I just asked the same question again on the bottom of the last page. Glad someone else understands the sticker love <3. I haven't seen any unboxing videos.
rackham
Member
hell yeah man. Although, not lying, I still have the first collection sealed. I own it digitally as well so I never felt like opening and I probably never will.
Right, they're different companies but the same core people who did the Sega ports. Rutubo does server infrastructure and networking now mostly from I can tell but they did make a retro shooter recently with M2 that was also featured in Vita's Yakuza app.
I completely get that! Once I decided to move my PC so it's not out in the open I put the stickers on my PC case. They're accompanied by some excellent Nintendo stickers from 1992 that I bought in a card pack at a garage sale a few weeks ago
I'm guessing there is nothing included because the game is $20 instead of $30 like the original and I don't see mentions of any physical goodies anywhere.
I hope it's the Konami code
According to the Gamexplain review, you unlock the DLC in each game after completing them.
EDIT: Welp, beaten by a fair bit
Gipsy Danger
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What was the DLC for 9/10? I don't think I ever played it.
gunstarhero
Member
Does the U.S. version come with the laminated cheat sheet like MMLC did?
To go with the Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 I invite anybody to try the 8-bit demakes of Mega Man 7 and 8.
They faithfully add the 8bit charm back to the episodes 7 and 8 of the Mega Man classic series. The demakes are better than the original releases and permit to rediscover the post-NES episodes and appreciate their design with a more classic feel and gameplay.
Rockman 7 Famicom
Rockman 8 Famicom
They faithfully add the 8bit charm back to the episodes 7 and 8 of the Mega Man classic series. The demakes are better than the original releases and permit to rediscover the post-NES episodes and appreciate their design with a more classic feel and gameplay.
Rockman 7 Famicom
Rockman 8 Famicom
rackham
Member
There's also only four games on there instead of sixI completely get that! Once I decided to move my PC so it's not out in the open I put the stickers on my PC case. They're accompanied by some excellent Nintendo stickers from 1992 that I bought in a card pack at a garage sale a few weeks ago
I'm guessing there is nothing included because the game is $20 instead of $30 like the original and I don't see mentions of any physical goodies anywhere.
In 9, it was Endless Run (fantastic), Proto Man mode and I think a Time Attack mode.
In 10, you got 3 extra stages, Bass Mode and something else.
Oh yeah, good point! If we don't have an answer by the end of the day I'm going to Best Buy to solve the mystery myself, dammit!
Gipsy Danger
Member
Thanks! What does Endless Run entail?
Shadowman16
Member
9 gives you the following as DLC:
Proto Man (who has charge shot, slide, and bullet deflection using his shield when jumping. Takes double damage)
Endless mode (highly addictive mode where you try and clear as many screens as possible)
Hard & Super Hard mode (new difficulties, basically new enemy layouts and maybe tweaks to game speed? Bosses remain unchanged),
Extra Stage: Fight "Fake Man" in this pretty long original stage.
MM10 gives you;
Endless mode? (I think it returned, I don't remember playing it anywhere near as much if it did...)
Bass as a playable character (RM&F Move set basically)
MM Killer Stages - Face off against 3 awesome DLC stages loosely designed around three of the Gameboy games where you fight Enker, Ballad and Punk (Quint nowhere to be seen!). Awesome arranged music as well.
OrbitalBeard
Member
I had completely forgotten 9 and 10 had DLC. And it was actually some pretty good stuff. Their inclusion makes this collection even better.
Gipsy Danger
Member
Thanks! Very excited to play through this now. Never played MM8 or the DLC for 9 and 10.
Shadowman16
Member
Yeah, the DLC for 10 especially was ace. A Proto Man run on MM9 was also pretty fun due to how differently he handles in terms of some of the mechanics (mainly the shield deflections, works even on bosses like Plug Man) but its MM10's extra level DLC that is still my favourites of the bunch, though I remember Punk being one hard S.O.B to beat with your buster.
danyboypremier
Neo Member
oh well... Someday I'll get it on Saturn, but damm it's expensive...
danyboypremier
Neo Member
People amaze me.
Gamesplanet_Craig
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SCReuter
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Narpas Sword0
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It's lame you can't save state wherever you want. I like to do it on the level select screen after beating a boss but it's locked out.
Lord British
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Curious.
Glorious
eh...looks like Duo's hand, tbh
Rei dos Vermes
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I love these collections with nice artwork, soundtrack, bestiary, challenges, etc. I wish Konami did the same with Castlevania and SE with Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest.
Tizoc
Member
Nah the whole structure of the body and headpiece makes it look like a power up from a stone-themed Robot Master.
Now that I think about it, Megaman's form changing ala Kirby when he absorbs a power up would've been an interesting visual design instead of just changing his colors around
OK seriously when is this game going up for download on Steam?!?!
Yes but something is amiss. The art is *new*, unlike every other piece in the MM8 museum. It was drawn by Yuji Ishihara (Battle Network,Legends and Star Force). Ishihara did not work on MM8 or any classic series game. What's more, the design has Smash Bros elements (chest, arms, feet). It's almost like someone mistakenly put this in.
IGN - 6.0
IGN put up their review. No negative points regarding performance but a few complaints listed below.
-Only 4 games
-The games are hard and not enough features for modern audiences (although you can save a certain areas throughout the levels)
-Lack of save anywhere feature
-8,9,10 are good but 7 is too slow an clunky and the charge shot takes awhile.
I'm just glad there doesn't seem to be much performance issues that's the main issue as long as it runs good then all is good.
IGN put up their review. No negative points regarding performance but a few complaints listed below.
-Only 4 games
-The games are hard and not enough features for modern audiences (although you can save a certain areas throughout the levels)
-Lack of save anywhere feature
-8,9,10 are good but 7 is too slow an clunky and the charge shot takes awhile.
I'm just glad there doesn't seem to be much performance issues that's the main issue as long as it runs good then all is good.
OrbitalBeard
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If he's not basing that score on performance, I can't say I agree with it. This is a fine collection for $20, content-wise and I don't think an absence of some modern features should drag down the score to that level.
Got some Battle Network style form looks going on there. Im into it!
RockMkXIII
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I want to have the strength to believe.
EDIT: If it isn't new, then I'd wager it's from MM9, with the small modern details added to the armor (sans the brick theme presumably from a weapon selection). If it is new, then I'd say it's a very good compromise between the more detailed Smash rendition and the simplistic original design.
Tizoc
Member
Weeeeeeeeeeeell if one were to datamine the PC ver. MAYBE they can find the filename of that image if it exists >o>
I always wondered whether it was just my imagination if the charge time in MM7 was slower than the other games. The whole feel of the game just never sat right with me.
Soooo, he just doesn't like Mega Man games then?
7/8 are cakewalks 9/10 are a little harder. Did they give souls games low scores for difficulty?
It's definitely a slower game compared to others, honestly it feels that way because it feels so zoomed in but it's up there as one of my favourites. I really wish Rockman and Forte was on there because that has a similar feel movement wise.
I mean I can understand how the lack of extra features can be a negative because their previous collections did have things like this and I can see how some of these games could be difficult to people who have never touched them. I mean as someone who grew up with these games they come pretty natural and the "lack" of features really doesn't matter to me but I can certainly see how new people could get frustrated.I think 6.0 is way too low for those complaints but that's just me. I would say not having Rockman and forte included is the one negative I have about this collection, I really wanted that game in this collection.
Not the same reviewer.
RiderKairuu
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Whoever it was that suggested the CRT filter, thank you! It's so good.
AcceptableGhost
Member
Are 9 and 10 fucked up in anyway (or PC issues in general)? That is all I really care about.
sloppyjoe_gamer
Gold Member
Lmao it's Mega Man....it's supposed to be hard. What a lame ass thing to nitpick on a series that is known for it's difficulty.
I think he was getting more at the fact that for new players the difficulty may be off putting and with the lack of save states it may be too difficult for some. There is save states but only in certain areas and it looks to be before boss doors.
Isn't there an easy mode implemented that halves damage?
I don't have time to play a lot right now but I just ran through a level in MM9 (Steam) and it seemed perfectly fine to me and I messed around in one of the stages of 10 and again it ran smoothly and sounded fine.
MM10 has a built in easy mode still but the others don't.
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