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Mega Man Legacy Collection Discussion (Nintendo 3DS) [game]
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02/24/16, 16:56 Edited: 02/24/16, 20:56
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@TriforceBunThis is on 3DS, Anniversary Collection is not. Plus this new collection has the Challenge Mode, which is pretty great stuff. Tons of other art assets, notes from the creators...and hey! You can configure the controls to how you like! So yes, you can have the NES "A" and "B" buttons mapped to the 3DS's "B" and "Y" buttons. Which I seem to recall is something you have complained about in the past. @mrbiggslyThe challenges are pretty fun, from what I've experienced. I haven't done them all, but what's there is good stuff. There are even more 3DS-exclusive challenges that can be unlocked if you have the Mega Man Amiibo! The game also has a full museum, stuffed with promotional art, concept art, scans of the manuals (both ENG and JPN) and other history bits. Plus a music player with all the games' music. Also included are save states, configurable controls, and even some stereoscopic 3D. (popping out the game field from the "boarders" on the left and right) |
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@Mop it upHm. I assumed that one's fandom would determine whether or not a gaming-themed non-gaming trinket would be worth a purchase. Maybe I'm wrong, I dunno. But I can say that if say, a Crash Bandicoot collection came out, and it came with stickers or a soundtrack or whatever...that wouldn't entice me to buy. I'm not a fan of Crash, so any freebies associated with him wouldn't be worth it to me. But maybe that's just me. I dunno. I'll let you know what, if any, differences there are between Mega Man and Rockman. I think there is some difficulty difference (beyond the first sequel) and maybe even some differences in controls/physics? Maybe I'm making stuff up, I can't remember. I'll let you know what I find when I play through them! The Challenge Mode is awesome, but does not require an Amiibo. There are 3DS-specific ones that unlock when you use the Amiibo, though. Do you not already own the Mega Man Amiibo? |
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@GameDadGrant To be clear with my point, I think that each person expresses their fandom in their own way. Some fans like to have those added bonuses like concept art and books and whatever else, but, it doesn't necessarily make them bigger fans than people who choose to not get that stuff and just play the games a lot. I'm not suggesting this kind of stuff isn't intended for fans, I just don't like to separate fandom into who is a bigger fan. I actually didn't know that this collection had both the US and Japanese versions of the games, so yeah, I'd be curious to hear if there are any significant differences when you get to them. I know the challenge mode itself does not require the amiibo, but according to the OP there are some challenges locked behind it, whatever that means. I don't have either of the Mega Man amiibos as I don't collect stuff like amiibo, I'm interested only in games themselves. Besides, I'd have to get one of those amiibo reader adapter thingies also, since the regular 3DS has no native way to scan an amiibo. |
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