Overview
- PlayStation LifeStyle’s PS5 review scores the collection 8 out of 10 and calls it an easy pick for Mega Man fans.
- The collection brings the Nintendo DS trilogy to PlayStation for the first time, packing seven versions that include Leo, Pegasus, Dragon and paired releases for 2 and 3.
- Combat plays like an action RPG that rewards timing and smart shield use rather than the grid tactics seen in Battle Network.
- The port maps the DS’s two screens to a trigger that swaps views, which makes the jump to modern hardware feel natural.
- Players get robust options and extras, with sliders for damage, zenny, healing, speed and encounter rates plus galleries of art, design docs, soundtracks and card art.