X can walk on the ceiling in the beginning of Flame Mammoth's room by hopping on the Utuboros heads and climbing up the tube. Several glitchy passwords can start out X with either 0 life or max life and all weapons / Sub-Tanks depending on if the game demo was accessed or not. If Sigma and X are killed at the same time, the boss is defeated, but the player does not regain control and can't advance the cutscene dialogue.

This can lead to a bug when fighting Storm Eagle where the player can get credit for defeating him after dying. The powered up Shotgun Ice platform does not shatter if it's used to kill a boss. The European version's epilogue text is formatted differently than in other versions due to PAL timing differences.Dialogue boxes' length in the North American and European versions were expanded from the Japanese's 64 pixels to 88 pixels to fit in more text.The Rockman X-Symbol on the Stage Select Screen was obviously updated as well.Īll the Mavericks with the exception of Boomer Kuwanger, received different names outside Japan:Īlso, the Boba Fett look-alike boss character known as Vava (ヴァヴァ) in Japan was renamed to Vile. This design was carried over until Mega Man X3. A similar effect would later be used for the title screen of Mega Man Zero.īesides the usual title change, the international title logo was redesigned. The bottom part of the ribbon was changed for the international releases, possibly to accommodate the slightly different 'X' design. This ribbon-like design is loaded into the background and used for the color-transitioning effect as the large 'X' is formed. The 'WARNING MESSAGE' has the text in Japanese scroll across the bottom of the screen. In the international versions, it's a Mega Buster Mark17. The X-Buster is a Rock Buster Mark17 in the Japanese version.

(a portamentau of Hayato, a Japanese name, and the word atom) in the international versions. X's voice generation device is made by MOKUOO Inc. However, strangely, Capcom's distinctive musical jingle was not removed, and the logo replacement was rather low-effort, resulting in Europe getting a bizarrely anticlimactic splash screen. The game was published by Nintendo in Europe, which resulted in the logo splash screen being changed.

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