Q for people with BOTH versions of Mega Man Anniversary Col.

[Retro Pro]

I have a question for the few of you that have BOTH the PS2 and GC versions of Mega Man Anniversary Collection (I figure a few of you are fanatical enough to get both): Point blank, which one is better and why?

Thanks!

[Crush Crawfish]

The PS2 version, because the controls are not reversed and it has in-game remixed music.

[classicb]

The PS2 version, because the controls are not reversed and it has in-game remixed music.

i second that for the same reasons

the only reason to get the GC version is for the interviews

[Half Japanese]

I'm in the minority that doesn't give a shit about two buttons being reversed, and coupled with the fact that it's fucking 8-bit music in the first place, remixes aren't going to work wonders on it. I went with the Gamecube version, mostly because I didn't have a ps2 at the time (picked one up today), and because it has the most comfortable controller in my opinion. If you're a stickler go with ps2, but if you don't really give a damn, go where you find the controller the most comfortable.

[SoulBlazer]

It's too bad, because the GC controller IS more confertable.

But I also kept the PS2 version and sold the GC one, due to the reversed controls and no in game remixed music.

Capcom dropped the ball on the GC version.

[youruglyclone]

I'm probably going to pick up the PS2 version in hopes that when I press start the weapons menu will come up...not the navigation menu.

but soulblazer your GC version is keeping me company

[SoulBlazer]

This review:

http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/game...ew/R75358.html

Sums up my thoughts PERFECTLY.

[whoisKeel]

i've only played the gc version over at a friend's house...and i must say...the button switching was so annoying i decided not to buy it. they should have at least put in an option to change it back to normal. i'll just stick with my nes titles.