Doppler to justice.Ī few hours later, however, an emergency contact was made by Hunter Base, revealing they were under direct attack from Doppler's forces. The call went out to X and Zero to infiltrate Dopple Town, destroy the rioting Mavericks, and bring Dr. Doppler was the mastermind behind the chaos, and soon he declared war on the world and put Dopple Town under martial law. All the Maverick Hunters' intelligence indicated that Dr. Doppler guiding them, the world seemed ready to enter a new golden age.Ī few months later, the Mavericks who were supposed to have been neutralized by Dr. Many advanced Reploids and reformed Mavericks gathered near their new mentor and founded " Dopple Town" in his honor, a perfect utopian community.
Using his advanced Neuro Computer, Doppler was able to create a "vaccine" to suppress any abnormal behavior in the Reploids and prevent them from going berserk. In the year 21XX, Sigma's rebellion had finally been crushed, and all Mavericks were neutralized thanks to the efforts of a Reploid scientist named Dr. Mega Man X3 is notable for being the first time Zero is a playable character (albeit in a limited capacity), which would become a staple in the X series. This disc version was later rereleased in North America as part of the Mega Man X Collection, while the original SNES version was rereleased worldwide as part of the Mega Man X Legacy Collection. The game was later remixed and re-released on discs for the Sega Saturn and Sony PlayStation in Japan and Europe in 1996, and for the PC in 1997, featuring additional FMV sequences (Being the first Mega Man game to actually include FMV) and a newly synthesized soundtrack. Like Mega Man X2, X3 uses Capcom's custom "Cx4" graphics chip in the cartridge to have pseudo-3D graphics and transparencies.
Mega Man X3, known as Rockman X3 ( ロックマンX3, Rokkuman Ekkusu Surī ) in Japan, and often shortened to MMX3, or just X3, is the third game in the Mega Man X series and the final Mega Man X game to appear on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, released in 1995.
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