Capcom announces Mega Man Legacy Collection and confirms E3 Lineup

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Capcom just released their E3 2015 lineup. Below you can see the full unedited press release. Please be excited.

London, UK. -- June 8, 2015 -- Capcom, a leading worldwide developer and publisher of video games, today announced new details for its upcoming title lineup and confirmed its roster of playable titles to be shown at the 2015 Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles next week. The newly announced Mega Man(TM) Legacy Collection includes faithful reproductions of the original six Mega Man(R) games along with a new Challenge Mode and a Museum collection of art assets that will appeal to both new players and diehard fans. This digital collection will be available across North America and Europe this summer for PlayStation(R)4 computer entertainment system, Xbox One, the all-in-one games and entertainment system from Microsoft, and PC, followed by a winter release on Nintendo 3DS(TM). In addition to playable demos for Mega Man Legacy Collection, Resident Evil(TM) 0, and Devil May Cry(TM) 4 Special Edition, E3 will be the first major event appearance for the highly anticipated Street Fighter(TM) V, which will hype up its presence with a tournament stage and interactive photo opportunity for attendees. Capcom will release new assets and information for Street Fighter V on June 15.

Details on Capcom's full roster of titles on display at its booth #2423 in the South Hall of the LA Convention Centre are as follows:

Street Fighter V (PS4(TM), PC):

The legendary fighting franchise returns with Street Fighter V! Powered by Unreal(R) Engine 4 technology, stunning visuals depict the next generation of World Warriors in unprecedented detail, while exciting and accessible battle mechanics deliver endless fighting fun that both beginners and veterans can enjoy. Challenge friends online, or compete for fame and glory on the Capcom Pro Tour. Street Fighter V will be released exclusively for the PlayStation(R)4 and PC. Through a strategic partnership between Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. and Capcom, the next generation Street Fighter(R) experience will offer cross-platform play that will unite fans into a centralized player base for the first time ever. The path to greatness begins here: RISE UP!

Mega Man Legacy Collection (PS4, Xbox One, PC - summer; Nintendo 3DS - winter):

Mega Man Legacy Collection is a celebration of the 8-bit history of Capcom's iconic Blue Bomber. Featuring faithful reproductions of the series' origins with the original six Mega Man games, the Legacy Collection will remind long-time fans and introduce newcomers to what made Mega Man such a popular and iconic character. In addition to the six Mega Man games, Mega Man Legacy Collection features new ways to experience the classic games with the Museum Mode and new Challenge Mode. Challenge Mode remixes gameplay segments from all six games, with plenty of scaling difficulty objectives for experienced players to conquer yet serving as a good starting point for new players, too. Museum Mode contains a comprehensive collection of history, high-res art and original concept pieces - a mega treat for any fan of Mega Man and video game history.

Resident Evil 0 (PS4, PS3(TM), Xbox One, Xbox 360, PC - Early 2016):

The recently confirmed Resident Evil 0 is a remastered version of the popular prequel to the original Resident Evil(R) game. The new title takes the fear-inducing atmosphere from the original 2002 release and transforms it with stunning new HD visuals, improved sound, widescreen support and an optional modernized control system. Both series fans and newcomers alike can experience the story of what really happened before the iconic mansion incident that was the catalyst for the entire Resident Evil saga.

Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition (PS4, Xbox One, PC - Available from June 23, 2015):

Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition includes the original 2008 release, which went on to sell over 3 million copies worldwide, plus three new playable characters, Turbo Mode, Legendary Dark Knight Mode, new costumes, and additional gameplay improvements. With a total of five unique playable characters, Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition features the largest roster in any Devil May Cry(R) game to date. The Special Edition also features freshly powered-up visuals on PC and next gen consoles, supporting a 1080p resolution and stunning high-res textures, and also retains the original title's smooth 60fps.
 

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8 bit games are like up to 2 Megabytes and SNES games don't take up much either, heck many N64 games were less than 100MB IIRC. they could easily fit the others

NES games were 1MB at most, SNES 4MB. That's in HDD space, because Nintendo liked to show them off as BITS instead, which are multiplied by 8 (remember 24 and 32 Megabit castridges being mentionned on the box itself).

So of course they have more than enough space on 25-50 GB BluRay, unless they made a shitton of video to fill that up. By comparsion, FFXIII was roughly 40 GB of videos and 8 GB of other features (voice acting, music, textures, motion and actual programming).
 

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Same, and besides, I have most of these games already on the eShop and my Nexus 7 tablet. Well, still more games than that joke of a 25th Mario Anniversary Collection :creep:

What was so fucking wrong with MMAC besides the weird controls and music glitches in MM8? Its the only way I'm able to play MM8, my favorite of the series.
 

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What was so fucking wrong with MMAC besides the weird controls and music glitches in MM8? Its the only way I'm able to play MM8, my favorite of the series.

Dude, I didn't once even mention the MMAC in the post you quoted lol. I was talking about the Super Mario 25th Anniversary on the Wii that only had Super Mario All-Stars. Do you see MMAC mentioned in the quote of me you made? Read before you jump the gun.
 
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