Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection is here: Launch trailer showcases new features
Capcom's Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection is now available for PC—all seven titles from the cult DS series, remastered and with online support.
The Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection bundles all titles from the RPG series—previously available only partially on Nintendo DS—into a single package. In the year 220X, wave technology dominates everyday life—and right in the middle of it all is 11-year-old Geo Stelar, who becomes the blue hero Mega Man after an unexpected encounter with the wave alien Omega-Xis. Battles take place on a 3x5 grid and combine real-time movement with card-based tactics. Those who build clever decks clearly have the upper hand. It’s worth noting here that the Mega Man Star Force Legacy games are not classic Mega Man platformers, but tactical RPGs.
All seven games included in the Legacy Collection
- Mega Man Star Force Pegasus
- Mega Man Star Force Leo
- Mega Man Star Force Dragon
- Mega Man Star Force 2 Zerker x Ninja
- Mega Man Star Force 2 Zerker x Saurian
- Mega Man Star Force 3 Black Ace
- Mega Man Star Force 3 Red Joker
New Features at a Glance
An optional high-resolution filter noticeably smooths out the DS graphics, but can be turned off at any time to revert to the original image. The advanced difficulty options allow you to freely adjust parameters such as Buster power, damage reduction, encounter rate, and movement speed—handy for beginners and anyone who prefers to relax and enjoy the story. Bonus Cards that were previously exclusive to events or toys are now included directly in the collection, opening up entirely new deck combinations.
The Art Gallery features more than 1,000 illustrations—from pack artwork to rare concept art. And the Music Player offers not only the original soundtracks but also newly arranged tracks that you can use as background music directly in the game. Online features include Ranked Matches, Casual Matches, Friend Rooms, and Card Trading. The Brother Band System now holds up to 100 entries per title, instead of the original six.
Curious? Then check out our preview of the Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection which we’ve played the early and are sharing our first impressions.
