Overview
Like the other Legacy Collections, Zero/ZX Legacy Collection includes both the Japanese versions and the North American versions of each game. [1] The collection adds an optional checkpoint system, which can be enabled to save the player's progress in each stage, along with a new "Casual Scenario" mode, which reduces the difficulty and adds additional assists. [1] Another new mode, "Z Chaser", tasks players with finishing levels as quickly as possible. [2] Additionally, a new "Link Mode" was added for ZX to recreate the original release's ability to connect to Mega Man Zero 3 and Mega Man Zero 4 via the DS's GBA slot; by choosing which game to link to before starting play, players can battle four additional bosses from each game. [3] The modification cards that were unlocked with the Nintendo e-Reader in the original Japanese release of Zero 3 are included, which are listed in the collection as "ZZ Cards" and are unlocked in groups by completing certain achievements. [4] The collection also includes an in-game gallery and a music player. [1]
Release
Zero/ZX Legacy Collection was first announced on August 27, 2019 for release on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Windows, and Xbox One. [5] The compilation was originally planned to launch on January 21, 2020 in North America and Europe, and January 23, 2020 in Japan, but it was delayed by one month for quality assurance reasons. The game was ultimately released on February 25, 2020 in North America and Europe, and February 27, 2020 in Japan. [6] Ten additional remixes for the music player were available as a pre-order incentive, and were later released as free downloadable content the following August. [7]
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