Name: Everything on One Cartridge
Item: Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection
Rating: 10
Author: YumYumGameGame

For the first time, I would never imagine that I would get this game too early. Everyone is trying to get this game physically, but this game is very hard to find. Capcom used to put half of the collection as a separate like half of it is on the cartridge and half is a digital code. Example of those are, Mega Man Legacy Collection and Resident Evil Collection, whereas Mega Man 1 to 6 is on the cartridge and 7-10 is on a digital code. Same as Resident Evil Collection has Resident Evil 4 is on the cartridge, while Resident Evil 5-6 is on a digital code.

I love how Capcom put everything on the cartridge, as the original Mega Man Battle Network on the GameBoy Advance is getting so rare and expensive! Inside the box is bland. Just Limited Warranty notes on the corner, not a double-sided cover. However, for those who wanted to play MEGA MAN BATTLE CHIP CHALLENGE, is a spin-off of the series that was released also on the GameBoy Advance, is not included. And lastly, MEGA MAN NETWORK TRANSMISSION, released on the GameCube, is also not included.

Added info on the collection, the TEXT DIALOGUE is now legible on each compared to the original GameBoy Advance counterpart. Comparing it side by side is no contest as the Switch has a 720p compared to the GameBoy Advance Screen has 240 × 160 pixels. And also, instead of using those GameBoy Link Cable for you to have a one on one match and exchanging chip ingame, you use the WiFi. It was smart for Capcom to implement all these. Unfortunately, I do not not know who plays Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection on my Friends List (even here in WhaToPlay) and I was unable to test the one on one battle and the chip exchange ingame.

I do not want this review to make it long as people who wanted this copy mostly is a MEGA MAN FAN. Kudos to Capcom! Thank you Capcom, again, for putting all the games in a single cartridge!

For the first time, I would never imagine that I would get this game too early. Everyone is trying to get this game physically, but this game is very hard to find. Capcom used to put half of the collection as a separate like half of it is on the cartridge and half is a digital code. Example of those are, Mega Man Legacy Collection and Resident Evil Collection, whereas Mega Man 1 to 6 is on the cartridge and 7-10 is on a digital code. Same as Resident Evil Collection has Resident Evil 4 is on the cartridge, while Resident Evil 5-6 is on a digital code.I love how Capcom put everything on the cartridge, as the original Mega Man Battle Network on the GameBoy Advance is getting so rare and expensive! Inside the box is bland. Just Limited Warranty notes on the corner, not a double-sided cover. However, for those who wanted to play MEGA MAN BATTLE CHIP CHALLENGE, is a spin-off of the series that was released also on the GameBoy Advance, is not included. And lastly, MEGA MAN NETWORK TRANSMISSION, released on the GameCube, is also not included. Added info on the collection, the TEXT DIALOGUE is now legible on each compared to the original GameBoy Advance counterpart. Comparing it side by side is no contest as the Switch has a 720p compared to the GameBoy Advance Screen has 240 × 160 pixels. And also, instead of using those GameBoy Link Cable for you to have a one on one match and exchanging chip ingame, you use the WiFi. It was smart for Capcom to implement all these. Unfortunately, I do not not know who plays Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection on my Friends List (even here in WhaToPlay) and I was unable to test the one on one battle and the chip exchange ingame.I do not want this review to make it long as people who wanted this copy mostly is a MEGA MAN FAN. Kudos to Capcom! Thank you Capcom, again, for putting all the games in a single cartridge!

Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection

Everything on One Cartridge

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