This is a collection featuring 6 of the NES/Famicom games - including their US/Japan regional variants. Each game has been (nearly) faithfully emulated to recreate the experience from the past along with quality of life updates. To my knowledge and memory, nothing had been altered or removed and each game is complete.

For those who are new to Mega Man, this is a series of platformer action games released for the Nintendo NES, starting in 1987. Each game had an emphasis on shooting enemies, navigating difficult level designs, and defeating tough bosses based around the concept of Janken (rocks-paper-scissors) and you use abilities from the robot masters you've defeated to gain the advantage in those fights.

There are plenty of new features, some of them are quality of life updates - most notable is the Rewind feature - allowing you to easily retry after a mistake and could be useful for practice. However, this is not without some faults - There is no way to disable this feature and it's mapped to the L button by default - which makes it easy to do a rewind you did not mean to do. If you are trying to do a "legit run" this would be a hindrance, so you would need to remap the function to another button that's out of your reach. Otherwise it's a great tool for beginners and learning boss fights. I just wish there was an option to disable it instead of having to map it to another button.

Other features are usual video mode settings you would expect in a PC port. This game does suffer from some input delay which can be avoided if you are playing this on PC and playing on a higher refresh rate monitor - doing this will pretty much have the game feeling almost as tight as they did on original hardware. If you're stuck on 60hz, you might have a bit of a bad time, though you could try to disable VSYNC for a possible responsiveness boost.

The collection has what you would expect in terms of extras - you get a gallery mode which allows you to see early concept artwork across the games, a music gallery, and even a challenge mode (with leaderboards)! Also, remember the slowdowns you used to have back on NES? With the turbo feature (enabled by default), slowdown is no longer present in the games, though there is still severe sprite flicker at times (don't worry, this happened on NES, too). If you want the old slowdowns the games will allow you to set it to mimic the performance of the NES, but it's not perfect - it doesn't feel the same as original hardware in some places (some parts felt less laggy, others felt moreso). The slightly inaccurate slowdowns and the inability to disable rewind are my main gripes (to be honest, they're my only gripes).

The collection is also reasonably priced at $14.99 and with each game being very good along with the extras, it's a very good bang for your buck, and with the right amount of challenge that these games offer along with the challenge mode missions, you'll get plenty of replayability. If you want to relive the adventures or if you're just starting out, this is a good place to start. Highly recommended.

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worse experience than playing with NES emulator.