The  Mega Man Legacy Collection,  which you are  of course aware comes to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC starting August 25th with a 3DS version to follow in early 2016, will  of course feature Trophies and Achievements. Hit the jump to see what they are.

First off, the Xbox One Achievements are as follow.

Please note that the Steam Achievements will mirror the Xbox ones. 

And now for the PS4 Trophies.

Number: DWN-030

Weapon:  Dust Crusher

Weakness:  Ring Boomerang

Created as an automatic trash-gathering robot. He fires back the garbage that he sucks in. His attacks are easy to see coming, so he’s not too tough.

For us, it’s hard to even  fathom a world with robot vacuum cleaners, but Dr. Cossack dared to dream big, and so was born Dust Man. Unfortunately, where there are robots, there is the nefarious Dr. Wily, and where there is Dr. Wily, there is mayhem. Like Cossack’s other inventions, Dust Man was modified for combat with the aim of destroying Mega Man. 

Dust Man’s special weapon is the Dust Crusher, an explosive mass of scrap metal which he can fire at opponents from a range. Doubly effective if the target is a neat-freak! He can also use his powerful vacuum chute to pull opponents toward him, which presents a sizable threat when you consider his bad breath.

Luckily, the weapon is yours if you best him battle! To do so, try using the Ring Boomerang–a tactic which surely already occurred to anyone who’s ever lost their wedding ring only to accidentally run the vacuum cleaner over it, thereby ruining both the ring and the vacuum. 

Nadia Oxford , Co-Author of the Mega Man Robot Master Field Guide 

Dust Man is the epitome of the robot underdog (excepting Rush when he’s under water, I guess). For starters, I remember how people reacted when he was unveiled in Mega Man 4. “A vacuum robot?” they said. “This is the end of Mega Man. Capcom has run out of ideas.”

Oh, we were such sweet summer children.

A deluge of ridicule rained down on Dust Man since, with a generous peppering of comments about how Cossack’s sanitation robot “sucks” (insert Alf-style “HA!” here). And, well, Dust Man is kind of pathetic; you can avoid his shots by jumping straight up into the air, and if you know how to defend yourself against the deadly pull of Mega Man 3’s Magnet Man, then you know how to defend yourself against Dust Man’s suction (i.e. walk in the other direction).

But if you’re having a really bad day and you somehow find yourself overpowered by this Dustbuster given legs, the Ring Boomerang will rip him apart like a dust bunny under a kitten’s claws.

Maybe that’s why I feel warmly towards Dust Man; I know he can’t actually hurt me, try though he might. His stage also has a melancholy, echoing theme that’s unlike anything else on the NES. Sure, maybe Capcom didn’t smoke its imagination coming up with Mega Man 4’s bosses, but it funneled a lot of hard work and cool ideas into the game’s soundtrack.

In terms of gameplay mechanics, Trish is what we call a “young” character. Nevertheless, each of our Top Five entrants made her look smokin’, sick,  and stylish, all in the course of sixty seconds.

See our Top Five after the jump, and remember to vote before the deadline this Friday!

Voting Deadline: Friday, August 7th at noon (PT).

• Hiimtab
• GuardianE
• GarudaPSN
• GamerIzzy42
• Mariotaz

May the most stylish player win!

The Resident Evil 0 In-Game T-Shirt Contest has entered the next stage, and we’re still looking for your creative designs, as well as your votes! As a reminder, anyone who votes at any point during the contest will receive a free download code for the winning design when the game releases in early 2016. 

Contest page

Meanwhile, the enlightening “Resident Evil 0 Developer Diary 1″ video, previously only viewable to contest participants, is now viewable to everyone! Take a look for yourself after the jump, or head here for all the latest RE0 news. 

Pretty cool, eh? If you like this type of thing, be sure to take part in Stage 2 of the contest to get early access to the Developer Diary 2, which is available now to participants!

Lotsa news this morning!

First of all we can finally replace the vague “Summer 2015” with a specific release date – starting on August 25, Mega Man Legacy Collection will release across PlayStation 4, PC and Xbox One digitally for $14.99. That’s just three weeks away! The digital Nintendo 3DS version is still on track for an early 2016 release.

The Legacy Collection began as a digital-only product, but after its strong reception at E3 and across the community, we’re quite pleased to announce physical versions for Xbox One, PS4 and Nintendo 3DS will arrive early 2016 in North America for $29.99. We’ll have more details about the physical versions at a later date.

In case you’ve missed some of the details surrounding MMLC, here’s a quick refresher:

-Mega Man 1~6 reverently reborn through the Eclipse Engine, which takes the games’ 8-bit source elements and converts them into crisp HD goodness

-Challenge mode with online leaderboards and video replays

-Massive museum filled with production art, sketches and some old 80s-90s flyers!

-All six games’ soundtracks playable from a built-in music box

-Filters that approximate both fuzzy tube TVs and scan-line-rich monitors.

-Full, Wide and “Original” viewing options ( more on that here )

-Optional borders for Mega Man 1~6

-Save states for those of you who want to creep your way through the games (making a finger-wagging motion)

-Enemy database for each game that not only lists out each foe (and its weakness), but also lets you fight the Robot Master bosses at any time so you can practice their patterns!

Legacy Collection launches digitally starting August 25 for $14.99/ €14.99 / £11.99.

The PlayStation Store’s massive Summer Sale has just entered week two, and there are Capcom deals afoot! Lots of great retro titles plus  Resident Evil 6 Complete for chump change. Enjoy!

Number: DWN-029