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About Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2

This collection presents the second half of the legendary Mega Man X series, featuring four action-packed titles: X5, X6, X7, and X8. Witness the evolution of the saga’s high-speed gameplay and narrative. Old friends, new enemies, and tougher fights mark X’s last adventures.

• Play as X or Zero, switching between arm cannon fire and energy blade combat while tackling fast, demanding stages.
• In X Challenge mode, you fight two major bosses at the same time for a very hard test of your skills.
• Look through a digital museum full of old artwork, merchandise, advertisements, and other cool items from the games’ history.
• Watch a new animated short that shows how the villain Sigma started and leads into the story of the games.

Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2 Reviews

Even so, X5 and X6 are pretty good, and though X7 is a hot mess of confused design, X8 has plenty of fun moments. If you liked the first four games in the series, you’ll probably enjoy these four enough to justify the price, but bear in mind that this is easily the most skippable of the two collections.

Nintendo Life

Legacy Collection 2 is a roller coaster of emotions. Only about one and a half of the games in the box are actually good, but it will also complete the X series and fulfill hardcore fans. If you don’t care about any of that, save the $20 and just get the first collection. Or, buy collection 2 and laugh at X7 with your friends.

GamingTrend

X Legacy Collection 2 is just okay. X5 and X6 look great and provide fun platforming, though both fall victim to uninspiring stories and a lot of dialogue. X7 should be commended for trying to change things up, but the switch to 3D falls flat. X8 is much more polished and is probably the best title in the collection.

NintendoWorldReport