Mighty Gunvolt Burst (10$ USD, 2$ USD per DLC item) - The closest you can get to true Classic Mega Man. If you're looking for a basic 2D platformer campaign with a ton of customization options and playable characters (3 through main game, 6 more through DLC), then this one is for you.

Luminous Avenger iX (15$ USD, 2$ USD per DLC item) - Faster paced than even Mega Man X, but this one's all worth it. If you're a fan of games that give you a challenge for your high-scores, or even ones that incentivize using a cool ass air-dashing mechanic, this should totally be up your alley.

20XX (18$ USD) - If you're hankering for Mega Man X instead of the Classic's, this one might be your cup of tea! It's got what you'd need from the X entries, but now with proceedurally generated levels instead of a simple campaign!

Tbf, i do think "Dual Overdrive" is a far cooler name than "12".

It is sad to see tradition die though

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I will admit though, the comparisons are very much funny to see

Tbf, there's a lot more nuance as to what Gunvolt is doing compared to Mega Man. Gunvolt 3 took ages to develop, to where Copen got the spotlight for a bit. And the new collection seems to stem from Inti's intent to support these games more than they could before on outdated game engines.