The Mega Man Zero Collection, as it's called, will also pack some "all-new modes," though Capcom said nothing more on the matter beyond that vague tease.

Now bundled onto one cartridge, the titles appear mostly unchanged from their notoriously difficult (but immensely satisfying) Game Boy Advance incarnations. As is typical for Mega Man games, players earn new weapons and such as they progress.

Following its run on the Game Boy Advance, Inti Creates continued the gameplay and story of the Zero series on Nintendo DS with Mega Man ZX and Mega Man ZX 2 , after which the developer was brought on to craft Mega Man 9 and Mega Man 10.