Fans of Mega Man are getting a real treat this May 22. The Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 +2 launches on Nintendo Switch for $39.99.
Series followers will know that the collection first launched on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Windows in 2015 with a subsequent release on 3DS in early 2016. The 10-game package for Nintendo Switch comes with a game cartridge for Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 and a download code for Mega Man Legacy Collection 2.
Legacy Collection 1 includes Mega Man 1 - 6, while Legacy Collection 2 includes Mega Man 7 - 10.
The whole package contains all of the content that was previously exclusive to Nintendo's 3DS system.
If you're looking to dive into even more content, Mega Man Legacy Collection includes a giant gallery of concept sketches, box art (including the infamous original Mega Man box art), production art, songs from each game, and a collection of challenges that will put even the most dedicated fan of the Blue Bomber to the test.
Additionally, both collections have a new feature to help you get through some of the more sticky situations.
You can get back into the game in a flash thanks to the brand-new "rewind" feature! Just by holding a button, you can roll back gameplay, allowing you to pick up where you left off without missing a beat.
Mega Man 9 and 10 include all previously released download codes, which means more stages, time attacks, and more.
Plus, your Mega Man amiibo unlock exclusive content.
If you have a regular or golden Mega Man amiibo, you'll also gain access to eleven additional fan-made challenges, previously exclusive to the Nintendo 3DS version of the game and now making their console debut on Nintendo Switch!Using any Mega Man amiibo with Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 unlocks new challenges to put your platforming skills to the test.
You can preorder the Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 + 2 for $39.99 right now. If you prefer to buy the eShop editions, you can preorder Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 for $14.99 and Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 for $19.99 in the Nintendo Switch eShop right now.
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