How does this compare to Mega Man Anniversary Collection?

[Delthea]

MMAC is available in bargain bins across the country for two dollars, and on ebay for nine.

It also has MM1-8, power battle, and and power fighters.

Does this game have some hidden unlockable content I'm not aware of?

[Oberon's Top Guy]

This one is worse because there is no 7 and 8 or power fighters.

[Knux]

Anniversary Collection has more content (MM7, 8 & the two Power Battle games), but the emulation doesn't seem as good as these rebuilt games.

[SanctusServusDomini]

I guess it depends on what platform you play it on, and what features you like.

I have the MMAC for Xbox, but I bought this title anyway because MMAC is only compatible with the first Xbox. I'm sure the same goes for the PlayStation version.

This title does include spot saving, which the AC version didn't have.

Also, the AC was adapted as best as possible to the platforms at the time. This title tries to be as faithful to the NES versions as possible.

So basically, it's up to you.

[Timeraider]

This one works on pc without emulator

[LastSide]

Mega Man Anniversary Collection for the Xbox is freaking great, and better then this one but I just cant find an emulator for it.
You can play Navi Mode (great emulation and none of its nintendo drawbacks) or you can play orginal mode which has all the quirks of the nintendo game.

The GameCube version does not have arrange soundtrack (Complete Works).
This game is not bad by itself though.

Another thing... I cant have 2 jumpbuttons in this collection making the autoshooting and manualshooting wonky.

[Kefke]

Originally posted by Knuxfan24:

Anniversary Collection has more content (MM7, 8 & the two Power Battle games), but the emulation doesn't seem as good as these rebuilt games.

I've never noticed any problems with MMAC's gameplay. Could you give some examples of how the emulation here is better? I know someone else already commented on these forums how it actually does NOT correct emulator colour innaccuracy, as it was supposed to (or else said colour inaccuracy was just a myth).