Now this is some good news to hear, and only after 2 weeks of going on sale… The official Mega Man Twitter account has reported that Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 combined sales have surpassed 1 million units worldwide.

This is a grand feat that few Mega Man titles have the privilege of. Previously, for the Battle Network series, the only other title to have sold 1 million worldwide is both versions of Mega Man Battle Network 4. In Japan, Rockman-Unity had also previously addressed that the physical MMBNLC game has sold out in stores and is working to restock it in late April.

Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection, MMBNLC Vol. 1, and MMBNLC Vol. 2 combined sales have surpassed 1 million units worldwide! Thanks to all of you for your support! pic.twitter.com/S3a5M6ePsu

— Mega Man (@MegaMan) April 28, 2023

Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Original Soundtrack is now available on Steam for $14.99 USD (price will change depending on your region). The listing for the OST can be found here.

The OST contains 22 remixed tracks from the Battle Network series, some can already be heard in the Legacy Collection‘s menu. This is the same soundtrack that has recently received a physical CD release in Japan.

NetBattlers, the wait is almost over! Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection has started to roll out globally across console platforms. As of now, the two volumes are available digitally in Australia on Nintendo eShop and PlayStation Store!

For Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 / 5, the game is expected to be released available digitally around midnight in your local timezone. For Steam players, the game will become available globally on April 14th at 4 AM UTC. In that’s midnight on the 14th in EDT, 9 PM on the 13th in PDT, and 6 AM on the 14th in CEST.

If you’re looking for a place to discuss the Legacy Collection and organize chip trades or battles, check out our newly-launched Discord server!

Now that the game has begun rolling out in certain territories, the full trophy/achievement lists for the PS4 version of Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection are now available. (Thanks, Exophase!)

These match the Steam achievement counts that were found a few weeks ago, though PS4 has 1 additional trophy for both volumes – likely for the platinum trophy, which unlocks upon acquiring all other trophies.

You can find the full lists below. Beware of spoilers!

Source: Exophase (Vol. 1, Vol. 2)

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The review embargo for the Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection has been lifted and reviews have been begun to be published. Here’s a quick rundown on the reviews that are available: (This list may be updated with more later)

Written Reviews:

CGMagazine: 8.5/10

The Mako Reactor: 8.5/10

Hardcore Gamer: 4/5

God is a Geek: 8.0/10

Siliconera: 8/10

Attack of the Fanboy: 4/5 “Loved”

Shacknews: 8/10

Multiplayer.it (Italian): 7.5/10

IGN Italia (Italian): 7.5/10 “Decent”

COGconnected: 75/100

Screen Rant: 3.5/5 “Very good”

Hey Poor Player: 3/5

Denfaminicogamer (Japanese): Favorable

Nintendo Life: 9/10 Excellent

Console Creatures: Recommended

Nintendo-Master (French): 6.5/10

PlayStation Universe: 8/10

GoNintendo: Favorable

Metro GameCentral: 7/10

Digital Chumps: 9.8/10

Nintenderos (Spanish): 8/10

Gaming Trend: 75/100

Video Reviews:

GameXplain: Vol. 1 is the one to get, Vol. 2 not so much.

Noisy Pixel: Vol. 1, 7.5/10. Vol. 2, 8/10

Retro Rebound: Recommended

Nintendo World Report: 7.5/10 (Written version)

GamingBolt: 7/10

Capcom has uploaded the anime movie, Rockman EXE the Movie: Programs of Light and Darkness on their YouTube channel. As a surprise, the movie has been remastered in HD! The movie has yet to be available on other streaming sites or have a Blu-ray release, making this the first time it is available in native HD resolution. The movie is in Japanese with no subtitles. It can be watched for a limited time here, until May 31st.

Capcom has also been uploading the entire Japanese anime series (also no subtitles) on the same channel, they are currently up to the 4th season, Rockman EXE Beast. The playlist can be found here, and like the movie they are limited until May 31st.

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In anticipation of the Legacy Collection coming this month, the Medarot S mobile game has yet another Rockman EXE collaboration on April 6th. For this 3rd iteration, in addition to obtain the items and previous EXE-based Medarots from the last event, a new limited Medarot will be available: Darktrance, which is based on Dark Rockman. Players will only have the chance to play the event until April 27th.

Source: Medarot S twitter, Official Medarot livestream, 4gamer

We’re now only two short weeks away from the release of Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection! Ahead of the game’s release, Capcom has published an Official Web Manual for the two volumes, featuring many details about the game’s systems and plenty of fresh screenshots.

Link to Official Web Manual: https://game.capcom.com/manual/REXEAC/

Long-time fans will already be familiar with how the games work, but there are some new details about the Legacy Collection’s new online features which can be gleamed from the manual!

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A brand new chapter of the MegaMan NT Warrior manga has been dropped, with a simultaneous English release! Once again, manga author Ryo Takamisaki returns to pen the chapter.

The story tells 20 years after the original story, with the gang (and Chaud) going to attend their 20-year DenTech Academy class reunion. The chapter also includes Takamisaki’s interpretation of Patch Hikari! The complete English translation can be read here.

Additionally, on the Japanese side; the same story is posted with a note it’ll also be put on the Weekly CoroCoro Comic site, but they have also made available entire volumes of the Battle Story Rockman EXE and Takamisaki’s Rockman EXE manga. The manga are of their most recent “New Edition” (Shinsoban) of the volumes. They can be read here.

Capcom has dropped 2 commercials for the Rockman EXE Advanced Collection. Both are based on the experience of the kids who grew with the series: Manga side and Anime side.

The manga side shows the experience of playing the games alongside reading the manga and the various articles on CoroCoro Comic. The anime side show the experience of playing the games alongside watching the anime and the commercials airing through it. Since many other countries got these media as well, maybe it’s a bit more international than it seems?