Mega Man Xtreme

Mega Man Xtreme
North American box art.
Developer(s)	Capcom
Publisher(s)	Capcom
Release Date(s)
Game Boy Color	NA: January 10, 2001  JP: October 20, 2000  EU: August 24, 2001
Game Boy Color	NA: January 10, 2001  JP: October 20, 2000  EU: August 24, 2001
Virtual Console (3DS)	NA: May 1, 2014  JP: December 4, 2013  EU: September 4, 2014  AU: September 4, 2014
Virtual Console (3DS)	NA: May 1, 2014  JP: December 4, 2013  EU: September 4, 2014  AU: September 4, 2014
Platform(s)
Genre(s)	Action platformer
Rating(s)
ESRB	03
PEGI	02
CERO	01 (Rerel.)
ACB	01

Mega Man Xtreme<sup>(JPJapanese: ロックマンX サイバーミッション

Romaji: Rockman X: Cyber Mission)</sup> is a Game Boy Color video game released in 2000 by Capcom. It takes place between Mega Man X2 and Mega Man X3.

Gameplay

Bosses

Mega Man Xtreme title screen.

There are eight Mavericks X or Zero has to face:

• Storm Eagle
• Flame Stag
• Chill Penguin
• Spark Mandrill
• Armored Armadillo
• Wheel Gator
• Magna Centipede
• Morph Moth

Others

X or Zero will have to face these bosses in order to beat Sigma:

• Zain
• Gemeel
• Vile
• Bospider
• Serges
• Sigma

Development

Mega Man Xtreme was developed by Capcom for the original PlayStation and released in 2000 as a portable-style Mega Man X experience on a home console. The development team aimed to bring the core action-platforming gameplay of the Mega Man X series to the PlayStation without venturing into full 3D graphics, instead opting for classic 2D sprites and level design. The game featured a compilation of stages and bosses from Mega Man X and Mega Man X2, reimagined for the PlayStation audience with enhanced visuals and sound capabilities. The project was designed to introduce new players to the Mega Man X universe and provide a nostalgic experience for longtime fans. While the development leveraged existing assets and concepts from previous games, the team worked to polish controls and level flow for the different hardware, balancing challenge and accessibility. Although not a major departure from the series formula, Mega Man Xtreme served as an important bridge between handheld and console versions of Mega Man, expanding the franchise's reach on Sony's platform.

External links

• Mega Man Xtreme at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
• Mega Man Xtreme at GameFAQs