If you have always wanted to check out Capcom's excellent suite of old-school Mega Man games but found their difficulty too intimidating, here's your solution: Play them on the Nintendo Switch.

Due out on May 22, Capcom has announced that the first and second Mega Man Legacy Collection bundles will be ported to the Switch.

It's hard to tell, while playing the newly released Mega Man Legacy Collection for 3DS, whether the constant framerate drops are a new problem or an old problem. It's easy to look past them, though, because Mega Man.

After the traditional quiet periods of June and July were broken up with some surprise indie darlings, including Her Story, Rocket League and the first launch of Fallout Shelter, August had a lot to live up to. And while it didn't deliver on raw numbers, there were a few surprises that definitely caught people's attention.

Briefly: Capcom has announced that Mega Man Legacy Collection will arrive on August 25 for Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC for $US14.99. The 3DS version, unfortunately, won't hit until early 2016. The company is promising physical editions of the collection, too, but there aren't any details yet.