Inti Creates Announces Gold Collection, Three Games On One Physical Switch Cart

Haven’t played Puzzmix but the Gunvolt games are really impressive and well-made. Between Gunvolt and Blaster Master, Inti is one of my favorite game-related companies.

I always felt the Gunvolt games had bland and flat level designs. I have Mighty Gunvolt Burst on some system somewhere...is the level design improved in the Burst series? Or at least more dynamic.

@ChromaticDracula There's a trilogy pack for Switch available on Play Asia. English Language. I picked it up a while back and love those games.
...think I need to get back to those actually.

@ChromaticDracula Looks like PuzzMiX is like the Suika Game (Watermelon Game).

@LikelySatan
From what i gather mighty gunvolt level design is much closer to something like classic megaman than gunvolt.

@Mgalens ty, I'm watching some videos now, and it does look improved. I think I'm going to go back to Blaster Master Zero and finish the trilogy before jumping in to Burst.

The misc eShop only games. That's nice

@Twilite9 That's odd. I had got mine.

But seeing as the last few levels were DLC, you're probably better off with this version anyway.

Well what do ya know, Mighty No. 9 made it to Switch after all.

Not his game but the character anyway. XD

@RupeeClock Ya know, so much came out to the Switch eShop it's easy to forget what did and did not. XD

@LikelySatan
That's the exact reason why I never tried Gunvolt despite loving Inti for most of their other games. The level design looks really flat and bland as you said and it does not seem to capture that Megaman Zero feel the way I was hoping it would.

I have Mighty Gunvolt Burst on my switch though and I can confirm it's much closer to classic megaman with levels where stuff actually happens and there are actual platforms and you go up and down and find secrets and whatnot. It's not so close to megaman in terms of difficulty though, it's a much easier game. But it's fun and well made and the fun comes from replays also.

@mlt Gunvolt didn't click with me. I'm going to be an old man: remember Wild 9? Gunvolt reminded me of that game, where you play with your food, and kind of sport on the baddies. But Wild 9 had cool levels, and you messed with the baddies to solve puzzles, not just for the sport of it.
Am old.
...but Gunvolt did look mighty sick on the 3DS. I'm a sucker for the 3D effect w sprite games.

Is the Amazon JPN version have EN????

@LikelySatan
I remember wild 9. It was fun and I see what you mean for using enemies as platforms and solving puzzles. Though that game was very psx and I criticize the psx a lot for its visuals and clunky gameplay. You might have seen my overly long and dramatic criticism of survival horror and turn based rpgs and so called 3d games that really were 3d just in presentation and poorly executed at that and ultimately felt like games that would have been better in 2d. Wild 9 was one of them. It was supposed to be an Earthworm Jim successor and that it certainly wasn't. I'm not kind with psx and I'd say about 80% of games I've tried on this console made me want to either go back to 16 bits or jump directly to 64.

But anyway I digress, yes the character in wild 9 was super powerful and used enemies but at least it served a purpose. It was not just playing with food as you've said. I'd say another good example of that is Klonoa even though it leans even more in classic platforming territory.

I think the point of Gunvolt is that the sole purpose is the score. You're juggling enemies to increase your score and that's it. Not to create platforms or solve puzzles. So it's got to be seen solely as a high score chasing platformer game. Personally I like a bit more meat on my platformers. I already have pure arcade stuff like racers and beat'em all and shmups for highscores.

And yeah I'm pretty old too.

Excited to finally see the first Mighty Gunvolt in physical cart. This will be a must buy for me even though I own Burst physical and digital. That first game was well done and highly recommended for Mega Man fans. Those bosses aren’t easy!

@JJtheTexan I’ll settle for a Southeast Asia version with the English language instead, as offered in PlayAsia hopefully.

Wondering if we'll get this actually released in the West from a proper publisher. And no neither a Play-Asia English language version nor an LRG version count for me.

I think I placed the order for Amazon Japan edition and hope it's all physical cart with EN option. Would be a big downer if it doesn't have it.