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Mega Man Legacy Collection Hits Digital Storefronts This Month
Capcom has announced that Mega Man Legacy Collection will release digitally on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on August 25. The collection, which gathers the first six Mega Man games in one bundle, will set players back $14.99.
Mega Man Legacy Collection also features high resolution scans of concept art, sketches, production art, and unused Robot Master designs. Players will also have access to a database of enemy information, a Challenge Mode that features gameplay segments remixed for unique experiences, and a jukebox that contains over 100 songs spanning all of the games included in the package.
Those who want to wait for the physical release of the Legacy Collection will have to do so until early 2016. The physical release will cost $29.99. Capcom has said that it will release more information on the physical editions at a later date.
Mega Man Legacy Collection is set to release on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo 3DS, and PC, but the collection will not be available on 3DS digitally or physically until early 2016.
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