Mega Man X Collection (Sony PlayStation 2, 2006) PS2 SEALED

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2006
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The "Mega Man X Collection" on the Sony PlayStation 2 collects the first six "Mega Man X" games. Three of the games were originally on the Super Nintendo, while the other three were on the original PlayStation platform. These games are exactly as configured on the original systems. The "Mega Man X Collection" is more than just a collection of software; it also includes unlockable art and music from every game. Also, each of the games uses save states, so you no longer need to memorize a lengthy password. Each game is in the action and adventure genres. The characters X and Zero will typically team up to defeat the evil Sigma. The "Mega Man X Collection" is rated E for Everyone. This rating ensures that each title is suitable for gamers of all ages. This title has a release date of 2006 in the United States."Mega Man X" was the first game in the franchise and was originally released on a Nintendo console. You'll run, jump, and shoot through over 10 different stages. Like the NES games, you'll select a stage and fight against a Robot Master at the end. Upon winning this fight, you can use your opponent's weapon as your own. Throughout the game, you'll find hidden armor pieces. These armor pieces will increase your damage and health. You'll also gain new abilities, like the double jump. The sequels feature similar gameplay styles. However, this title features two different endings. By finding hidden paths in each level and defeating alternate bosses, you will rebuild Zero. The third title in this franchise lets you play as Zero for the first time. Zero can use his sword to slash enemies at close range. However, if Zero is defeated, you cannot use him for the rest of the adventure. Outside of the addition of Zero, the gameplay remains the same as the previous two games in the franchise."Mega Man X4" by Capcom for the PlayStation shook the franchise up in a big way. It featured many new improvements for Zero. He is now able to fight against bosses and learn moves from a defeated boss. At the beginning of the game, you choose which of the two characters to play, although you cannot swap between characters during a playthrough. Each character will traverse across the same levels but will take different paths. While X may take a high path, Zero can cut a path through a blocked lower level. In "X5," you can once again switch between both characters. Mastering each character is the only way to uncover every hidden secret in the levels. As you battle against Sigma, the story will change depending on the choices you make. The gameplay in "X6" is still largely the same; this title places emphasis on rescuing captured allies. Defeating the first three games in this compilation unlocks a hidden seventh title, "Mega Man Battle and Chase." This title is a kart racing game featuring characters from the series. With seven total titles, "Mega Man X Collection" has more than 30 hours of gameplay.

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Capcom
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013388260539
UPC
0013388260539
eBay Product ID (ePID)
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E-Everyone
Genre
Compilation
Video Game Series
Megaman X Series
Platform
Sony PlayStation 2
Game Name
Mega Man X Collection

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Release Year
2006
Number of Players
1-2
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Gamepad/Joystick
ESRB Descriptor
Animated Blood, Violence

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  • by nicscot-9
    30 May, 2017Most favourable review

    Great Collection for a Great Series of Games (except X6)

    Mega Man X Collection is a real nice way of experiencing Mega Man X - Mega Man X5 all in one nice little package. You even get a little treat included in this collection, besides unlocking custom art and music from the series. What's also included is an interesting kart racing game called "Mega Man: Battle & Chase", which is a surprisingly good kart game for all its worth. But with all this for a really good price on that of this, this collection is definitely worth your time if you're looking becoming a Mega Man X fan. - Note: And notice that I'd refuse to mention X6 in this review - Side Note: I was pretty impressed that I bought this collection from you guys and when it came in the mail, it was the actual full package as described: brand new and it came in its original case. I mention ...

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: nationwidedistributors

  • by 916tqthang80
    14 Mar, 2016Most critical review

    A lot of games but only 1 player

    According to the box, it indicated 1-2 players but none of the games have 2 players; all of them are only for 1 player. Other than that, it's a fun game.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: razin1600

  • by striderhiryu2048
    16 Mar, 2024

    A superb collection for any Mega Man fan!

    This collection is perfect for any Mega Man fan, especially one like me who is just getting into the Mega Man X series. It collects the first six Mega Man X games, all absolutely amazing games, and has the bonus game Mega Man Battle & Chase (think Mario Kart but Mega Man)! Not only is it a superb collection with some bonuses as well, but it's also extremely affordable! The only grip I have about it, and it's a very minor one, is that some of the sound effects are quite, making them hard to hear. A couple of the sounds are missing, such as X's 'Hadoken' shout in X1. This, however, did not make the experience any worse for me, and I still can't recommend this collection enough.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: foundagaincollection

  • by guypagani1
    14 Oct, 2017

    Difficult, but Satisfying!

    The Mega Man X games are incredibly well done. X4, X5, and X6 are very good games like the 16-bit X1, X2, and X3, but they added too much dialogue and text that ruins the flow of the gameplay, stopping the player to tell them very obvious things like "you can grab onto the railing by jumping at it!", the player can learn that themselves, because, you know, players are not stupid. Now, usually I would not complain about a game attempting to tell a story and do some world building, but the story and characters aren't written well... like, at all, it's kinda laughable. Which is a GREAT shame because the gameplay is very well orchestrated, the level design has great flow and real, fair challenge. A few spots could use tweaking, whether there's just a gigantic cluster of enemies that the ...

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: razin1600

  • by trevornerd
    19 Jan, 2021

    Best way to play the X series period.

    I know a lot of people like to brush this collection off because of the new legacy collections, but they shouldn’t. The games in this set have been ported to the ps2, completely removing all instances of slowdown and lag. On top of that you can get a crisp 240p output using component cables. Without an upscaler that may be an issue if you plan on playing on an HDTV, but on a crt you’ll be hard pressed to get a better image to play these games on. Excellent collection. Absolutely recommend.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: gamers-online-store

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