This new promotional trailer features the track "X-Buster," which predominantly sources the "X vs. Zero" theme from Mega Man X5. Accompanying the sample is a badass animation inspired by the X5 showdown between X and the corrupted Zero. Blows are exchanged, X dons a "SOUND HOLIC" armor to turn the tide, then Sigma drops in ready for business. Makes me mad that there isn't a full-fledged X anime -- excluding "The Day of Sigma" OVA in Maverick Hunter X.
Jason Clement of G4@Syfygames examines the 'Mega Man X' remake for PlayStation Portable, and the planned series that was cut short.
From Vampires to Mavericks to Blinky, Inky, Pinky and Clyde. Sony's PSP had a vast library of titles targeted towards retro gamers. Here, I take a look at ten fantastic remakes of classic games. Keep in mind that in order to be applicable for this list, the original games must have been released during the 16-bit era or earlier. Anyway, let's start this look back at some of the best retro remakes ever produced for portable play.
I own and have played almost every game on this list. All outstanding choices!
The PS Vita Review Network has collected their thoughts on the PSP remake of Mega Man X.
"All in all, this game is a good remake of a classic Super Nintendo game, and what is considered one of the most crucial games in the Mega Man series. While the character models look grainy and jagged-heavy, the game is a lot of fun to play and has enough extra content that the play time has more than doubled from the original game and provides Vita users with a fun Mega Man experience that any fan should dive into at least once."
Not really into getting a soundtrack but I do miss the MMX series.. I fell in love with it the moment i played the 1st one on SNES.. This video is bs tho cuz Zero would murder X.. Wheres his Z-Buster?