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Mega Man Collection coming to the Nintendo Switch

Capcom is bringing a Mega Man collection to the Nintendo Switch.

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Capcom has confirmed a release date for the Mega Man collections arriving on the Nintendo Switch, May 22 this year has been the confirmed debut date.

Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 will contain six 8-bit Mega Man classics but also a new rewind feature that will allow players to instantly retry harder sections of the games. The Mega Man Collection 1 will have Mega Man games 1 - 6, Legacy Collection 2 will continue on with the games with 7 - 10.

Legacy Collection 2 will display smoother graphics with the use of 16-bit and 32-bit. Three generations of gaming graphics will also be available to play as well 'extra modes' such as Challenge mode, Sound Mode and Mueseum Mode.

Both Mega Man Legacy Collections 1 + 2 will be arriving on the Nintendo Switch May 22. The eShop prices tags come in with the first collection costing $14.99 and the second at $19.99.

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