To put it simply, it has the best of the best from the X series, and since each one of these are pretty much masterpieces, i don't think i have to explain to you why you should absolutely go for it. Oh and it has some juicy extras, like the museum where you can check a lot of Concept Art, Beta Footage, Soundtrack, etc. There's even a new mode, X-Challenge, where you can battle against two mavericks at the same time! (It's a hit or miss though)

Now, talking about the emulation of these games, they are very precise. I didn't felt any input delay, it doesn't offer a lot of filters but they do their job, the only two problem i have found is that when i'm playing at 1920x1080 resolution i experience some serious framedrops and the fact that i cant configure all the keys, only a few ones (ASDFZXCV).

If i could add something to make this collection even better, it would be the option to play Mega Man X3 on it's Playstation/Saturn/PC version with it's Arranged soundtrack.

To put it simply, it has the best of the best from the X series, and since each one of these are pretty much masterpieces, i don't think i have to explain to you why you should absolutely go for it. Oh and it has some juicy extras, like the museum where you can check a lot of Concept Art, Beta Footage, Soundtrack, etc. There's even a new mode, X-Challenge, where you can battle against two mavericks at the same time! (It's a hit or miss though) Now, talking about the emulation of these games, they are very precise. I didn't felt any input delay, it doesn't offer a lot of filters but they do their job, the only two problem i have found is that when i'm playing at 1920x1080 resolution i experience some serious framedrops and the fact that i cant configure all the keys, only a few ones (ASDFZXCV). If i could add something to make this collection even better, it would be the option to play Mega Man X3 on it's Playstation/Saturn/PC version with it's Arranged soundtrack.