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Description

A Reploid scientist named Dr. Doppler begins creation of a new city for Reploids, which will bring a new era of peace to the Reploids and humans. But something goes terribly wrong, and now Mavericks have begun to appear everywhere! It's up to X and Zero to find out who is behind this Maverick revolt and bring them down for good!

Alternate Titles

  • "洛克人X3" -- Chinese title (simplified)
  • "Rockman X3" -- Japanese title

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The Press Says

PGNx Media Jan 18, 2003 9.2 out of 10 92
Hardcore Gaming 101 2000 9 out of 10 90
GameFan Magazine Feb, 1996 87 out of 100 87
Game Players Jan, 1996 81 out of 100 81
GamePro Dec, 1995 4 out of 5 80
MAN!AC 1995 79 out of 100 79
Electronic Gaming Monthly (EGM) Nov, 1995 7.4 out of 10 74
HonestGamers Jan 05, 2006 7 out of 10 70

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Trivia

Mega Man X3 was originally released for the Super NES/Super Famicom in 1995. The cartridge contained a special graphics chip developed by Capcom called the "C4", which allowed for wire-framed polygonal enemies and better sprite handling. Later, the game was ported to the Saturn, PSX, and PC, with remixed music and anime cutscenes added into the game. Unfortunately, only the PC rerelease saw a U.S. release; the PSX and Saturn versions were restricted to Japan only (I think).

Mega Man X3 was the first in the series to allow players the ability to play as X's friend, Zero. However, use of Zero was pretty much restricted to only about one third of each level, and only one life. So in short, once you used Zero in a level, you couldn't use him again for the rest of the level, and if he lost all his energy, he'd be put out of the fight for the rest of the game.


This entry was contributed by Satoshi Kunsai (1852)
 

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