[Censorship]Steam censors (nukes) my thread about Mega Man ROM pack+emulator requiring DX11+64-bit OS, as well as another thread re:Capcom intentionally misled (lied) about it not being emulated Unfortunately archive.org does not appear to crawl the Steam forums or I would provide a link. I have tried to find out if there's a way to restore the pages from my Chrome cache, including enabling a restore-from-cache flag in chrome://flags but so far I've been unsuccessful. Here's an archived reddit post which lays out the situation: https://archive.is/kMVtR Capcom shills and apologists in the thread were hilariously defending Capcom's decision to sell 8-bit games that are over two decades old, and only make them compatible with DirectX11 and 64-bit Windows 7+, saying things like 'durr this isn't emulation Digital Eclipse rebuilt the games from scratch and it's an all-new engine, plus they added TONS of new features like Steamworks integration (because Steamworks really matters for old singleplayer games donchaknow) so that's why you need 64-bit, get with the times and upgrade to at least the last decade rabble rabble'. Before it got wiped my thread was at steamcommunity.com/app/363440/discussions/0/521643320372714650 the other thread that laid out evidence of the collection being emulated ROMs instead of a new engine was at steamcommunity.com/app/363440/discussions/0/520518053431477676 Since I can't link to an archive I will do my best to recreate my comments from memory. Bundle of 8-bit NES games: requires 64-bit OS and DirectX11, lol that's some good porting work there Digital Eclipse, can't wait for them to release a new port of Asteroids that requires 16GB RAM and only runs on Windows 10. fun fact: Mega Man X, an SNES game, was ported to DOS. D O S I'd be interested to know what new features have been added to NES games that wouldn't have worked without 64-bit/DX11, apparently there are tons of them. https://archive.is/kMVtR    <-- well what do you know, it's just an emulator bundled with ROMs after all! Where's all the Capcom apologists/shills who were here saying HERP IT'S AN ALL NEW ENGINE, REBUILT FROM THE GROUND UP THAT'S WHY YOU NEED DX11 DERP TAKE MY MONEY CRAPCOM!!11 I bet you guys threw out all your VHS tapes and DVDs so you could repurchase all your favorite movies on Blu-Ray, and will happily do it again when the next Thing comes out. Hail Corporate! Oh, so you have the entire works of William Shakespeare in beautiful stitched leather hardbound? It's GARBAGE, your library is a JOKE, you need to get with the times and purchase the Shakespeare Collection: Special Kindle Edition so you can track achievements and compare reading progress with your friends, all for only $99.99! Only a fool would be content to settle for some dusty old books, you don't want to be a fool do you? Better bust out that credit card! bonus comment from 8chan: Also, a Steam user pointed out that in the embedded video at about 17:50, the guy explains that the Challenge mode is just loading save states, and the portals work as a layer on top of the game engine (emulator) tracking where Mega Man's head is and playing an animation while the next save state loads. This seems to fit with them using emulation, as there'd be no reason to do it like that if they had recreated the games from scratch. So it really is a ROM collection, something they seemed to intentionally avoid mentioning, implying more work was done on these games than there actually was. I know I'm not the only one who thought they'd re-coded them. A ton of the helpful Steam user reviews are now negative too, and some players are saying that they compared side-by-side with the originals and found there was some input lag in the Legacy Collection versions. Capcom and Digital Eclipse could have easily been honest about this, but no, instead they tried to hype it up and dance around the fact that stuff like this comes out all the time, and this isn't even the most accurate emulation compared to playing on your favorite free PC emulator. Bravo Steam community mods, you certainly earned your hotpockets today!