Customer Reviews for Mega Man X Collection

Mega Man X Collection
by Capcom

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Video Game Reviews of Mega Man X Collection

Customer Review: HahHAhaaha
Summary: 4 Stars

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 Review: Great X Collection
Summary: 4 Stars

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.

Customer Review: Hours of entertainment!
Summary: 4 Stars

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!

Customer Review: Another nice collection from capcom
Summary: 4 Stars

I own all the capcom collections and this one gets as much play as the Street Fighter Alpha series. Capcom put together perfect translations of Megaman X 1-6. An updated version of the original Megaman. For those who never played these. X is kind of the same thing only with more additions. Weapon upgrades, energy capsules that increase your life gauge. And energy tanks that refill your complete life bar. Megaman's entire body goes through an upgrade. But sometimes it can be a pain trying to find all of these parts. Especially in X-3. For some reason that just seems like the hardest of the 6 games. I don't really dig 5&6 that much.

X 1&2 you only play as Megaman. X-3 you briefly play as Zero but in X-4 and beyond Zero can be used from the start. And it really is a difference playing with him. The controls are pretty responsive also. But some stages, the ones were you're piloting a vehicle require some quick fingers and timing. I will admit those stages can be frustrating.

Bottomline, serious 2-D gamers should definitly add this to their collection. It's a great compilation of Capcom's classic hero.