I wouldn’t say that the games are unplayable, but playing them here is not a pleasant experience.
There is a noticeable delay in between button presses and in-game actions with the CPU Speed on Original and on Turbo, and in both docked and undocked modes, which is not there in the VC versions or in MMLC2. It’s not just TV or wireless controller lag. There is the lack of 8:7 I already mentioned, the audio lags behind about half a second, and the game also has lot of input lag. Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 is a great package full of Mega Man goodness, but it has issues. The main benefit of recreating the games, rather than just emulating them, is that the games are actually in HD, so they are correctly scaled and look great on modern TVs. They have been faithfully recreated with the same 8-bit graphics, slowdown, glitches, and bugs. It features the first 6 Mega Man games, including both the English and Japanese “Rockman” versions, remade on Digital Eclipse’s custom Eclipse Engine. Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 was developed by Digital Eclipse, and was first released in 2015 on PS4, XBO, and PC, and then in 2016 on 3DS. Capcom is fully on board with putting collections of old games on Switch now, though! Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 + 2 are available as a bundle for $40 with Collection 1 on a cart and a download code for Collection 2, and separately on the eShop for $15 for MMLC1 and $20 for MMLC2. Switch was out when MMLC2 launched on other systems, but a Switch version wasn't in Capcom’s plans. Finally, Rockman has come back to Nintendo consoles! You'd think a collection with 7 out of the 10 games in it being NES and SNES games would be a shoe in for a Nintendo system, but both of these collections skipped the Wii U and only the first one came out on 3DS.
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