When I first found out that Capcom’s Mega Man Legacy Collection would only include the NES games (1-6), I was a bit underwhelmed. After all, 2004’s Anniversary Collection included the first 8 games in the series. But after going hands on with this new compilation, I realized that what Capcom is doing with Legacy is an important step forward in acknowledging, preserving, and celebrating important moments in video game history.
Capcom partnered with the folks at Digital Eclipse in order to create a brand-new, modern engine that helps preserve each and every intricate detail of the original NES games, and present them in the modern era. In fact, what they’re trying to do is create a form of the Criterion Collection for video games.
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Capcom partnered with the folks at Digital Eclipse in order to create a brand-new, modern engine that helps preserve each and every intricate detail of the original NES games, and present them in the modern era. In fact, what they’re trying to do is create a form of the Criterion Collection for video games.
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