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BlueCat Aug 10, 2017 @ 3:07am

No 3DS port?

Weren't you boasting all the time about how with your Eclipse Engine you can effortlessly port games to any system that can run that engine?
What the hell happened to that?

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Florence

Aug 10, 2017 @ 3:26am

That was Digital Eclipse. This collection wasn't made by Digital Eclipse.

BlueCat Aug 10, 2017 @ 4:52am

It wasn't?
Well, that's disappointing.

Gabby

Aug 10, 2017 @ 7:52am

In exchange we got much smoother porting, seemingly no controller lag and, frankly, just more features.

BlueCat Aug 10, 2017 @ 8:38am

Smoother porting, but not for the consoles I wanted this on...

Oh, well... Maybe I'll buy this if it'll be in the next Summer Sale or something.

jdurg

Aug 10, 2017 @ 9:01am

I'd hold off a bit and see if Capcom "re-develops" MM1-6 using their own code and then releases a collection of MM1-10 on the Switch and 3DS. That "could" explain why the Switch and 3DS were ignored for MMLC2 as Capcom has plans for the full set to be released. They just can't release MMLC1 since it uses Digital Eclipse's code base.

squaregate has Mega Man Legacy Collection 2

Aug 10, 2017 @ 9:59am

Digital Eclipse's "archival quality" spiel is always struck me as shady and the reports I've been hearing of input lag etc only re-enforced this. Glad I stuck with other methods and the MM25 book for the "extras".

I'm also glad Capcom took this new collection to another development team, as I'm finding Mega Man 9's controls to be incredibly responsive.

Last edited by squaregate; Aug 10, 2017 @ 9:59am

Crashed

Aug 16, 2017 @ 9:33am

Originally posted by squaregate:
Digital Eclipse's "archival quality" spiel is always struck me as shady and the reports I've been hearing of input lag etc only re-enforced this. Glad I stuck with other methods and the MM25 book for the "extras".

I'm also glad Capcom took this new collection to another development team, as I'm finding Mega Man 9's controls to be incredibly responsive.

It should be noted that MMLC2 actually supports true fullscreen where MMLC1 supports only borderless window mode, so this may be part of the lower latency.