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Terfex.com - Mega Man X Collection
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List Price: $19.99
Our Price: $89.95
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: Capcom
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Amazon Maximum Age: 20
Amazon Minimum Age: 60
Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Video Game
Brand: Capcom
EAN: 0013388260539
ESRB Age Rating: Everyone
Feature: Mega Man X Collection
Is Autographed: 0
Is Memorabilia: 0
Label: Capcom
Manufacturer: Capcom
Model: 26053
Platform: PlayStation2
Publisher: Capcom
Release Date: 2006-08-07
Studio: Capcom
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Features
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Mega Man X Collection
CAPCOM ENTERTAINMENT
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Editorial Reviews:
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The Mega Man X Collection brings together six incredible adventures with Mega Man X and Zero! Join them as they relive their amazing first adventures, plus one you may never have seen before: The Blue Bomber's action-packed racing game, Mega Man Battle & Chase, never before released in America! Enjoy a total of seven Mega Man games with remixed soundtracks original and sketch art, plus many other cool features!
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Customer Rating:
Summary: If only for X3, buy this...
Comment: A Megaman X collection? Are you kidding?
For a die hard Megaman X fan, this collection is seriously a long awaited commodity. If you're fluent in the series then you'll know the hard criticisms and pitfalls associated with X5-X6. BUT you'll also know the desirable impact of Megaman X1-3 with all the chips and upgrades for you to break your fist through.
I started playing these when X4 was just on the market after a long childhood facing Doctor Wiley and his vengefull little machine critters. The minute I beat Web Spider I knew, and instantly in love I went out trying to back track through the series and acquiring them all!
Seriously, go to Ebay and try to buy a copy of Megaman X3 for less than 50-60 bucks. I shelled it out six years ago and really wished this collection had been there at the time.
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Summary: Despite flaws and ridiculous sellers, the X Collection shines.
Comment: Well, what can I say? I used to love these games as a kid, and still do. If you're looking for a review that reviews the games themselves, look in my older reviews, because I think I've reviewed all 6 games on here. (even though those reviews are real crappy, considering I was only 13.)
THE PREMISE: The X games are like the old Mega Man games. You choose one of eight levels, fight the boss, and get his weapon. The bosses all have weaknesses to a certain weapon. You also collect items like hearts to increase your health and tanks to store energy. And you get to blow a lot of things up, which is a plus. Like the original series with Dr. Wily, the final boss is always the same guy: Sigma. In some of the games, you can also play as Zero, too.
Due to the success of the Mega Man Collection, it was only natural for Capcom to tackle the X games next. However, should you just get all the games separately, or buy this collection? Here are the pros and cons.
PROS:
This whole collection is probably less expensive than getting one SNES cartridge of the first three games.
Remember how the Mega Man Collection censored Bass's line from "Damn" to "Darn" in MM7? They don't censor anything in this one. In fact, in the first game, they add a "Damn" when Zero saves X from Vile.
Includes an extra game, too. Battle and Chase, I believe. I haven't played it yet.
X3 is the rare PS1 version with anime cutscenes.
X6 is retranslted and they got rid of the Japanese voices.
CONS:
The sound can get a little muffled at times.
People say there are errors in some of the text. I read so fast, however, that I really didn't pay attention to it.
The collection is not complete. X7 and X8 are not included.
I like the SNES version of X3 better. In my opinion, it has superior music.
In X4, they change one of X's power ups.
It lacks on the extras department, unlike the regular collection.
This isn't a flaw in the collection, but rather in human nature. Despite the game being fairly new, it's hard to come by. The sellers are rather greedy, also. Just look how much it is for a brand new copy. And some sellers sell the game for about $20, yet it only has the disc. So make sure you choose wisely in ordering it.
Yeah, I put more cons than pros, but the heart of this collection is in the games themselves. If you like Mega Man, this is worth a buy.
Customer Rating:
Summary: HahHAhaaha
Comment: Yeah, if you even know the games it's worthwhile. So, if you aren't familiar with the games, probably best to pass it on.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great X Collection
Comment: While I only grew up with Mega Man X for SNES - I never tracked down the following games in the series. Mega Man X was the greatest game I'd owned in my childhood collection of video games - and now with the Mega Man X Collection out, I've finally been able to play through those remaining games. The content is expansive - each game ranges about 10-12 hours (unless you know each games' boss/level order) varying difficulties and tons of replay value. As a lifelong fan,this complete collection has been a great addition to my library of games - and I'd reccomend it to anyone - gamer or not.
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Summary: Hours of entertainment!
Comment: This game really makes for a good time. It has the nostalgia factor for those of us who played the Mega Man X games originally on the SNES and Playstation One. Some of these games are impossible to find or to play and the collection is a fun and reasonably priced way to go back and play through them all again. A great purchase!
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