Mega Man X7 (PlayStation 2)

Mega Man X7
Also known as: Rockman X7 (JP) Developers: Capcom Production Studio 3, Value Wave Publisher: Capcom Platform: PlayStation 2 Released in JP: July 17, 2003 Released in US: October 14, 2003 Released in EU: March 5, 2004 Released in KR: 2003 This game has unused graphics. This game has regional differences. This game has revisional differences. This game has a prototype article

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To do: Comparison images of Aluce between the Japanese and international versions. Document the different damage values in the American version. Act 3 of Air Force has a Runnerbomb placed out of bounds, document and look for other seemingly misplaced objects. Check the European demo, included on ops2m disc 47.

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Prototype Info

Unused Graphics

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Stage Select

While the opening stage can't be revisited, both parts of the stage have a name for the stage select screen: Crimson Fortress and Highway.

The first two are unused.

(Source: Sprites Inc.)

It also has placeholders for an armor portrait and an extra icon for Zero's attacks (who has one less than X and Axl).

Regional Differences

Title Screen

To do: Capture screenshots using PS2 version rather than using the unused PC versions. In addition to adding the Japanese title screen

US	Europe

This game, as well as Command Mission and X8, and just like the Mega Man Zero (from 2 to 4) and the Mega Man Battle Network (Battle Chip Challange, 4, and 5) series, the European title screen uses a different, plain-looking logo compared to the US version.

Introduction

In the Japanese version, Aluce (one of the criminal Reploids in the opening scene) has a cigar that was removed in the international versions. To accommodate the censorship of the game, the cigar was eventually removed in Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2.

Japan	International

In the Japanese version, the opening song is "Code Crush" by Rina Aiuchi. The international versions have an instrumental song instead, named "No Holdin' Back" in Rockman X Sound Box. The opening cutscene is also made slightly faster in the international versions.

Options Menu

The US version has an option to switch the voices from English to Japanese. This was removed from the European version.

Name Changes

Five of the eight members of Red Alert had their names changed for international releases, but you probably guessed that by yourself.

Japan	International
Tornado Debonion	Tornado Tonion
Hellride Inobusky	Ride Boarski
Snipe Ariquick	Snipe Anteator
Wind Karasting	Wind Crowang
Vanishing Gungaroon	Vanishing Gungaroo

Ending

Original English/Japan	English Legacy Collection 2

The ending song "Lazy Mind" by Showtaro Morikubo (X's Japanese voice actor up to this point) was edited to remove vocals for the International versions. In order played: International starts at 0:00 and Japanese starts at 3:03.

In English Legacy Collection 2, this song was changed again by replacing it with a track called "Break Out".

Revisional differences

The loading times for X7 in Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2 were drastically lowered.