It's a solid entry in the franchise with all the fun bonuses you might have missed out on as a kid.

Capcom, just finally release Megaman Legends 3, alongside Megaman Legends 1 and 2 on Steam. Do it now. I commanded you to do it, so do it.

I can get all the classic Megaman games I loved. BN, Zero, ZX, and even the classic mainline platformers. There isn't much out there that isn't available. Mostly more obscure side games or tie in things. Even XDive has an online version.

Is it good? Well, it's bundled classic GBA games that play well. Battle Network doesn't have some deep dark lore under the surface, but rather is something like Pokemon in tone. It was designed as a merchandising idea from a different era of game development, and plays really fun, but don't expect the epic drama of the Zero games. Instead, the stories are dumb, all the characters are dumb, the MC's parent trusted the first true AI with a soul using the DNA of their deceased son in the hands of their other kid as if a life is a toy, and that's pretty much all you need to know about how dumb the plot goes.

A villain using an ICBM to send a computer virus around the world, a computer virus made by stealing programs from random household appliances, isn't the dumbest idea in this franchise, and of course you stop it by hacking it, not by an antimissile sent by the military. Also, not the dumbest from this franchise is stopping an alien meteor by hacking it so it changes course.

The franchise isn't Shakespeare, it's "collect the colorful shiny bits". However, it's the gameplay that makes it work. You have a continuous series of 6 classic fun games in 2 volumes, and that's like 10 if you count the alternate versions of them.

It might be better to get it on Switch if you want your kids to try them, but either way, it's still a yes from me.