But how would the Samurai know the exact viewing angle that would affect their opponent’s sight?

You must have had a different cartridge version than me, cause as soon as the title scroll ended and I hit Start it took me directly to the Stage Select Screen, with no difficulty select.

I’m not talking about the Legacy Collection, I’m talking about the original NES/Famicom cartridge version.

Rock beats Scissors until Cut Man came along and kicked Rock Man’s ass.

The Mega Man Legacy Collection is calling for you.

Quick Man’s real weakness is Crash Bombs. If you time it so he charges into the explosion effect from one of them he’ll die instantly.

I was hoping it was a remake of Operation: Inner Space. I loved this game as a kid.

I’m still surprised he survived Spiderverse.

I like how the Beholder is trying to figure out how far that guy is from itself.

Nostalgia?

I checked play-asia.com, the standard JP version of the game only costs $6 more ($66) than the standard NA version ($60) through them. However I believe the standard JP version gets the extra music, while NA has to buy the Ultimate edition for $50 more.

Ghibli movie

So you’re saying it’s fine because we paid $50 more than Japan?

Every track will be the English GT theme song.

If they could get over themselves and their canon/non-canon hangup there are plenty of fighters from the DBZ movies that can be used.

The fact that they are alternate forms of the same character makes them clones, except for Goku Black because of a technicality. Bandai Namco could have just added base Goku/Vegeta and gave them different button combo and requirements to transform in SS or SSG forms.

Why add in a transformation mechanic, when you can use the alternate forms to pad out the roster and avoid adding other characters you would need to create new move sets and animations for?