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EG: "The week preceding the August bank holiday always feels like a long one but, with Metal Gear Solid 5 so tantalisingly close, it's never dragged on quite as arduously as this week has. For some of us, that is - Aoife happens to have been playing MGS5 for a couple of days now, meaning she's poised to tell you all about it in this week's Eurogamer show."

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Tin Salamunic: As I finalized my thoughts on the Mega Man Legacy Collection, I found it difficult to identify its intended audience. If you consider yourself a retro gamer or collector, youre likely to seek out the original NES cartridges, and if youre just itching for a casual playthrough, the emulation route may be your best bet. But, maybe youve never played Mega Man before, and you just want to see what the hype is all about without messing with ROMs and emulators. In that case, having all six Mega Man classics at your fingertips is a real treat, even if this collection feels a little thin on content.

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Digital Eclipse is aiming to do for games what The Criterion Collection has for movies.

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Neil writes "Bringing six of the best Mega Man games along to Xbox One in a digital package sounds too good to be true...best we check out the Mega Man Legacy Collection with a little gameplay video then!"

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Gamespot: Preserving video games is difficult. Outside of illegal ROMs, it's tricky to find clean and reliable copies of the vast swath of video game history. With the Mega Man Legacy Collection, Capcom is preserving and reintroducing the roots of a franchise built into the very building blocks of modern gaming--even if the actual act of playing the games themselves isn't always the treat you remember them to be.