Mega Man X3 - Super famicom and SNES

Best of "Wild Mass Guess" [MegaMan] (24 games items)

" Dr. Wily has a hidden lab/factory where all his real work takes place. The huge skull fortresses you fight through are decoys. Nearly every game, Dr. Wily has a massive skull-themed fortress which you blast your way through. And yet, despite destroying it every time, he's always ready to go next game. The truth is that all of Wily's real research happens in a secret lab that has not been found, or even suspected, by anybody. Probably because it's underground and well-hidden. From here is where"

The Convoluted Mega Man X Storyline (11 games items)

" Picture of My profile Event 50: Dr. Doppler’s Contribution Thanks to the efforts of the reploid scientist Dr. Doppler, any further maverick activity has been prevented through the use of his Neuro Computer. Many reploids began to gather around Doppler and founded “Dopple Town,” a perfect utopian community. With Dr. Doppler’s guidance, the world seemed ready to enter a new golden age. Event 51: The Doppler Revolt A few months later, the robots that were to be neutralized by Dr. Doppler"

AW's Game Collection (277 games items)

"Last Played: 12/13/10. No.014 "The Mega Man X game that almost never was, Mega Man X3 pretty much follows in the steps of its predecessor: it’s a solid game but a standard sequel with a few new bells and whistles like a semi-playable Zero. As plebeian as this makes the game sound, it also contains that peculiar grittiness that was coined in the second installment and it’s that feeling that both games are powered by today.""

“Third time's the charm. Like most sayings, it's a classic that we use every now and then. The only things that are for certain are death, taxes, and sequels. There's always a sequel, even if it's unjustified. All jesting aside, it may surprise some to know that Mega Man X3 was the sequel that almost never was....

Gazing upon a clipping saved from an old issue of Nintendo power (Volume 78), Greg Ballard, President of Capcom USA, proudly announces the canceled cancellation of Mega Man X3, claiming "Mega Man X3 represents Capcom's commitment to the Super NES... and Mega Man's millions of fans." Despite how tongue-in-cheek that statement sounds now with eight plus games in the series, I can remember how blasphemous the thought of a canceling a Mega Man game sounded to me back then. U” read more

SK's Fav VG Heroes (11 games items)

"Zero "

Meme of Game Characters (20 games items)

"17: I'd form a team with... Mega Man X & Zero - Why the heck not? They are robots who could do my bidding both in fighting and chores and they would do everything with exact precision. If Zero can clean as perfect as he can kill my place would be spotless. "

Favorite Game Per Year (29 games items)

"1995 Those of us lucky enough to get our greedy little hands on this rarity were delighted to find we could now finally play as the awesome Zero! Of course now he's playable in all sorts of things so it's no big deal but this was a first and the game being as rare as it was made it even more special. Plus it was just more of the same awesomeness the X series brought to Mega Man. Runner Up: Chrono Trigger"

Mega Man X series (24 games items)

"Release: 1995 Mega Man X3 was the third game in the Mega Man X sub-franchise and the last to appear on the Super Nintendo console. Like its predecessor, Mega Man X2, Capcom included the Cx4 chip to allow for some limited 3D graphics and transparency effects. Also, Mega Man X3 was the first game in which Zero is a playable character in addition to X. It's also the first Mega Man game to feature multiple endings. The eight Mavericks in X3 are: Blast Hornet, Blizzard Buffalo, Gravity Beetle, To"