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Even these examples are shit, though. Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 and 2 combined have as many games as Mega Man Anniversary Collection had back on PS2. And even then, they're not as good. Maybe I'd buy it again if Legacy Collection 1 had 1-10 (still only as many games as Anniversary Collection, but the fighting games swapped for 9 and 10. But it's the only way to get 9 and 10 physically so okay). Also it should include Powered Up and the Saturn version of 8, plus all the features of the PS1 versions of the NES games (which Anniversary Collection had). Even with all this, it would only be marginally better than the collection they released for PS2. But at least it wouldn't be objectively worse, like the collection they actually released.
Then Legacy Collection 2 should have been all the non-main series Mega Man Classic games. This means Rockman World I-V, Challenger from the Future, Rockboard, the two fighting games (already on Anniversary Collection), and the racing game (already on X Collection). Ideally it would have Super Adventure Rockman, too, but I know Capcom would never go through the effort of dubbing it. I'd settle for subtitles but I doubt they'd do subtitles for that type of game. At least put it as cutscenes though. If Kingdom Hearts can get away with it three times, they might as well do it once.
But as it stands, Legacy Collection 1 is just an objectively worse version of Anniversary Collection, and Legacy 2 is only worth looking at because it's the only way to get 9 and 10 physically. Meanwhile, there are a bunch of other classic series games that are still very hard to get without turning to emulation. So okay, I'll just emulate them. But I'd buy them if Capcom put out a comprehensive collection that wasn't just a worse version of the older collections. They're just losing money. I went and bought Anniversary Collection and X Collection for like ten bucks each, but it was used, so Capcom didn't get any money. But they could have if their new collections weren't objectively worse than their old ones.