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Reader Discussion: What Retro Series Do You Want A Legacy Collection For?
Today brought the news that Capcom is releasing a collection of Mega Man games on current generation consoles, PC, and 3DS. The Mega Man Legacy Collection is set to feature Mega Man 1 through 6 with a new challenge mode and a digital museum with added art assets.
We want to know what retro series you'd like to see a Legacy Collection for. I'd personally love something similar for the original Sonic the Hedgehog games. I know we received two classic game collections for Sonic two console generations ago, but I think it would be really cool to be able to play from Sonic 1 all the way through Sonic & Knuckles on a single save file like was seen in Sonic 3 & Knuckles with the level select feature becoming available after you beat it. I'd also really enjoy a similar collection for the Castlevania series, or perhaps a Zelda collection that goes from Link's NES days up through his N64 outings.
What series would you like to see a Legacy Collection for? Are there any special features you'd want to see in particular for your fantasy collection?
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