I have M1 and Monopoly and they are great. Being a analogue type of guy the Monopoly gets a lot of use.
 
You can download demo versions.

Absolutely +1 from me - have the legacy collection and M1 - had them many years - they are still some of the best emulations around - and I have a REAL M1 and Wavestation and believe me its hard to tell the difference!
Nigel
 

In fact Korg made some slight improvements apparently with the M1 software because they could. Whereas you cannot update the hardwre M1 in any way. I have had both the hardware and software for Wavestation and it is near impossible to tell the difference. They really nailed that one!

I bought the Korg Legacy WS, then picked up the M1.
Both are pretty darn good, but if I had to choose between them, I'd think I'd go with the WS.
 

I like the Legacy collection because it plays on most of my DAW hosts.   Unfortunately no AAX version.
 
I'm a browse and select kind of guy so the ability to get a nice patch that I don't have to tweak is a plus.

M1 Legacy came bundled w a $50 Nano Kontrol2 at Guitar Center. Handy device, handy softsynth.

When I was a kid I used to spend hours drooling over the Wavestaion at the guitar center on Sunset Blvd.  I never thought I'd be able to afford it.  now I have it with all Roms rams and cards for $49...and it's 64 bit.  It still sounds awesome.  So much fun to play!
 
 

Another +1 to Korg M1 softsynth.

Jay Tee 4303
M1 Legacy came bundled w a $50 Nano Kontrol2 at Guitar Center. Handy device, handy softsynth.

Yeah, mine came bundled with a Micro Key 61.  Fits nicely between my qwerty keyboard and my MCU.

great sounds, cheap price 64bit now and 32bit, stable.  tons of free sounds out on the web.
 
get them, which ever of the legacy plugins you want, you wont be disappointed.
 
I own M1, Wavestation and the effects.  love them all.  Im bnot into analog plugins much but have heard so much good stuff I might have to eventually pick up the rest.
 
can't go wrong, really good buy even at the individual price, bundle is better.