@@yamato_saito Yamato Man (Megaman 6) The order to beat the 8 boss in Megaman X 3 : Blizzard Buffalo (week point ; Blast Hornet weapon : Parasic Bomb) Toxic Seahorse Tunnel Rhino Volt Catfish Crush Crawfish Neon Tiger Gravity Beetle Blast Hornet
My favorite X game in the snes series and by far most awesome weapons and game play. Alot of people I know hated this one most and said this should've been the game to end the franchise with the dissatisfaction and disappointment
There are two particular things that MMX3 does well, especially for a megaman game: 1) The gimmicks it does use, it uses well. The mid-air dash is a gimmick, but it's well integrated throughout the level design and boss behaviour. 2) About that: Megaman bosses are all about patterns. If you can get used to the pattern, the boss is toast. A lot of the weapons are designed such that the player uses them in anticipation of the bosses next action, and the boss runs square into it. Which, is *much* more interesting gameplay than just: weapon A does +B damage to Boss C. MMX1 had weapons that would interrupt or disable the boss in some way, which felt like the boss was getting a handicap... MMX3 made it feel like you were trying to figure out the right tool for the job, much more satisfying.
One day ,this video will become a worthy Longplay ,helping all who come to this video to seek for knowledge. It's what all longplays aim for ,after all.
Out of the original _Mega Man X_ trilogy on the Super NES, I would say that _X3_ was my most favorite. My main complaint with the game is that while they made Zero playable, Capcom only made him about 10 percent playable, and a one-life wonder (as in, if he dies, he's dead for good), which really made me feel like they shouldn't have made him playable at all. Fortunately, they would get it right with Zero in _X4_ . I also enjoyed the nuances in the game that I could spot, like Mac and Neon Tiger being minor homages to _X-Men_ 's Cyclops and Wolverine respectively (most likely because of the Marvel license Capcom had at the time), and the frozen metropolis that is Blizzard Buffalo's stage being seen in the background at the beginning of Crush Crawfish's stage. I have a copy of _MMX Collection_ on the PlayStation 2, and while the _MMX_ re-releases on it are pretty good, I'm disappointed that Capcom decided to use the European PS1 version of _X3_ . I actually liked and favored the Super NES version's OST and sound effects over the European PlayStation version's, which contained arranged versions of the OST and updated sound effects. Well, anyway, great playthrough.
Might be the most uneven of the SNES Mega Man X's, but it was my childhood favorite. It had playable Zero and MOAR Ride Armors! What more could I ask for? Also, that intro cinematic is so simple yet still gives me chills.
I really love this game. If I thought two games I Even though not as good as X1 and X2, X3 is still one of my favorites. You now have the ability to play as Zero, u can use 4 types of ride armors, great soundtrack, and etc.
Mega Man X, X2 and X3 are all incredible. I like X2 the most as I find it to be the deepest experience, but all 3 games have their unique qualities. X3 is definitely the hardest game out of the 3 games in my opinion, so kudos on mastering it. Why is TH-cam recommending all your Mega Man play throughs to me at this time of year? So random. I guess Mega Man is linked to Halloween in the YT algorithm! Anyways, I’m happy they are being recommended haha. Thanks Alex!
Would have been a nice touch if Capcom could have completed the Ryu trilogy in MMX 3. They had the Hadouken in X1 and the Dragon Punch in X2, but no Hurricane Kick in X3.
This, although I was glad that the requirements needed to get the badass Golden Armor in this game were a lot easier than the Hadouken and Shoryuken upgrades from _Mega Man X1_ and _X2_ respectively.
A Windows port of the 32-bit edition of Mega Man X was released in Japan in 1997 and in North America and Europe in 1998. The port versions feature additional animated full-motion video cutscenes, rearranged remixed music tracks, and completely different sound effects than the original SNES version.
1:15:10 I remember I had no idea that you had to use Gravity Well to raise the platform. Instead I struggled massively to reach the Armor Upgrade by mid-air dashing upwards.
I do have some gripes with this game: I'm not sure why they neutered the stage select screen. No names, specs, or description of stages. Also, the bosses, when they first appear on screen are a little lackluster from before. I enjoy the intro music for the bosses, as well as the addition of Bit & Byte, and the replay value in defeating them, though.
I couldn't remember how far I'd seen of the MMX games, but it seemed new to me. Good playthrough. Lots of abilities, some of the unique, like the 'mind map' fir hidden stuff. Vile was intense. And those energy refills were a must for Sigma. Good thing that rising fire/lava didn't insta-kill! Nice ending, though ominus w/Zero's future. Well done.
Mega Man X is like Street Fighter 2, it's a sequel that managed to get its own sequels. BTW, Played Mega Man X1 as my first mega man game. Liked it, didn't know there were 10 games afterward.
I always power up X and by the end of the game he’s super ... then the next game he’s back to being practically naked .. where did all that armor and all the power ups go !!??
Right? It's like when you play an RPG sequel and your character starts at level 3 or something. I always end up being all like wtf happened to my level 70 badass from the end of the last game?
@J L: I think it can be argued that Mega Man X's architecture is like that of a PC in the sense that he can be upgraded and downgraded at will. Also, despite having the abilities to constantly upgrade himself into a badass, killer robot, X is really just a chill dude that only uses violence when he has no other choice. Either that, or he chooses to not let his upgrades define him.
MM X 3 has some of the best tunes in the entire trilogy. The music absolutely was NOT a downgrade. The only truly awful soundtrack for a MM X game was in the CD versions of Mega Man X3, which took a great soundtrack and neutered. You could argue the remixes in Maverick Hunter X on the PSP weren't great either, but it's all subjective.
I generally preferred the CD music. Some of the tracks were a bit weird tonally, but the fact that I wasn't listening to the grating guitar sounds was a total win in my book. Oh well, different strokes for different folks :)
I don't hate the compositions of these songs but it's the SAME GUITAR FOR EVERY SONG. It gets kind of grating eventually and it's just like, come on, other instruments exist.
Hey Man Nice gameplay but you forget to get zero sword. Tou need kill vile e and bit and byte with a specific weapons. (Ray, Frost and drill fang). Middle Boss of Second final stage u use zero and him Will be damaged and him Will tive sword to X.
I agree with megaman x1 was the best for snes mmx2 was good i remember first playing this on a emulator i was disappointed with the soundtrack same instruments being used in all the song except these ost in the game the title screen and zeros theme and this coming the biggest snes fan ever also weapons were good.-Edit this is my opinion so dont freak and start trash talking to me.
I just beat Mega Man X3 (Legacy Collection). I've played all Mega Man' games from 1- 10, 11 and now X1, X2 and X3. I'm completing them in order. It needs explaining,, beforehand, not to get any upgrade chips AT ALL. Makes more sense to get the Golden Armor because you absolutely need it. The Double Dash, the self-healing and the Hyper X-buster all are damn near necessity to beat Kaiser sigma. I'm not good at dodging tracking-attacks and I end up using 1 Energy tank for Sigma form 1. Sigma form 2 used up the next 3 tanks. I managed to beat the game with just 15 health points left. Sigma is OVERPOWERED - and even with the golden armor you lack the defensive strength to not get killed easily. Sigma's final form throws so much shit at you it's not even funny. Missiles, mines, energy blasts... it's just too difficult.
3X The Action, 3X The Graphics, 3X The Suspense. You'll learn to eXpect the uneXpected in Mega-Man X3. The most eXtreme latest adventure in the Mega-Man X Saga. It's only from Capcom and it's only on the Super Nintendo. "Now you're playing with Power, Super Power!"
Alright. So... *_"Megaman"_* ... Yeah. As a kid, I freaking *_loved_* the classic games (and I still, to this day, have a personal grudge with *_"Megaman & Bass"_* ). The stages were cool, the bosses were fun to fight, had unique designs (even if some *_were_* lazy in future games), and their weapons were fun to use, and of course the soundtracks of each game were great. Even with the lesser talked about installments like *_"Megaman 4"_* or *_"7"_* , the music just kept getting better and better. Fast forward to *_"Megaman X"_* for the SNES. *_THIS_* series of games, I am not familiar with it as much as I am the classic series. I've only played the first game (SNES Mini), I've *_seen_* and heard the panned installments, like *_"X5"_* & *_"X7"_* ... That's about it. Much like how I'm currently discovering *_"Sierra"_* games like *_"Police Quest"_* and *_"Gabriel Knight"_* . *_"Megaman X"_* is another mystery to me. Looking at the first half of the series ( *_"X1-4"_* ), they all look fantastic. The other half, from what I've seen, suck horribly. If I ever feel like taking a dive into *EVERY. OTHER. MEGAMAN SERIES* that *ISN'T* the classics, I'll track this game down.
Plotting yout route is part of the game. You can go for an optimal route or for the easiest way to cash in the armor pieces which means unnecessary backtracking. The choice is yours!
I downloaded the last mega man X game in the X series from the 16 bit Super Nintendo era on Wii U virtual console & I downloaded Mega man X3 this game was originally released January 1996 mega man X3 for Super Nintendo & PlayStation 1 & Sega Saturn & Later that year in 2006 The mega man X collection for PlayStation 2 & Nintendo GameCube They have PS1 32 bit graphics of MEGA MAN X3 & they didn’t have 16 bit Super Nintendo graphics of Mega man X3 on mega man X collection for PlayStation 2 & Nintendo GameCube
Nice, secret upgrade has you going gold in this one. Was kind of hoping for the Tatsumaki though. Know what would've been nice too? Actually dodging the f***ing attacks!
Wow I could not agree more with your write up. It’s exactly what I’ve thought over the years playing and re-playing these three titles. I love the innovation of X3, and the multiple endings are great, but the music just drags it down. I hate that I always end up turning the volume way down.
Damn, the general consensus in here is that X3 sucks! It still has more stages and bosses to fight than X2 at least, and you can even get Zero's Z-Saber, a possible foreshadowing of X6?
Nope,the developer of Rockman X intended for the X series to end at X5,but the upper management saw the popularity of the X series,and demanded the X series to continue
@@weeyangtoh6049 - way late, but OP was referring to one of the Dr. Doppler stages, where if you use Zero for the sub boss, X would inherit Zero's Saber ability shortly after that fight (which is *extremely* helpful for the final boss). X then gets to use the Saber in X6 as part of his gear.
As a little kid toxic seahorse was my favorite for the longest time his disign is so cool and the environment makes you feel dread abd fear like your not safe and something's bound to go after you and + T H E M U S I C D O N T T E L L M E O T H E R W I S E
Everything in this game is skillfully programmed to take advantages of Mega Man's weaknesses. He can't duck, shoot up, he only walks 1 speed, he can't easily charge while dashing with "A" (why isn't "X" dash?), he recoils at a certain speed, he jumps at a certain height, and everything takes full advantage of all these things to relentlessly kill him. I consider everything to be cheating so I won't play this game without cheating with invincibility. That's the only thing that makes this game fun. And everything respawns too much.
Didn’t care for mega man until the x series came along I think it was cause they were able to do a real story by that time plus zero was just a cool character
This is just my personal opinion, but I don't think ending a game where Zero was the last nail in Sigma's coffin with "To save mankind, he must destroy Zero". Like, I get they were trying to build up a major plot point in the future series, but Zero so far has never been even hinted at as any kind of threat to anyone who isn't evil. To me, I dunno, just seemed like... they were trying to keep people excited for the future X games, but it also felt really out of place. But then again, X game endings tend to be kinda strange.
This right here. I think Capcom was originally planning on ending the _Mega Man X_ series with the next sequel or two to keep the series from getting bland, but the popularity, and, by proxy, money, kept it going longer than planned.
@NintendoComplete ...Not sure what your definition of "shrill" is, but to my ears, none of the music in this game is shrill, nor is it a downgrade from either of the first two games. If anything, it's an improvement over X2's music, which had a couple of flat-out bangers among its soundtrack AND didn't rely so heavily on guitars, but was ultimately forgettable. Mega Man X3's soundtrack is, IMO, almost as good as Mega Man X1 (although, let's be honest: Storm Eagle's level music ALONE puts X1's soundtrack MILES ahead of X2 or X3). ...Anyway, that's just my two cents on the music. Love your videos! Keep up the stellar gameplay!
![[TAS] SNES Mega Man X3 "100%" by Hetfield90, nrg_zam & GlitchMan in 42:16.24](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rb90buApm6A/mqdefault.jpg)
I love the clean simplicity of your thumbnails and presentation. Correct aspect ratio. No border art. Beginning to end. Clean.
You sound like a purist. Nothing wrong with that, especially if you grew up with the game!
Thanks! That's what I strive for. No bs, just accurate representations.
You would *not* like how the Saturn version handled its resolution, then.
@@fingermanfinger Someone here either did not google the definition of "purist" or is an idiot.
Ah Mega Man X3 , the game that brought me to the mega man franchise
I cant imagine my childhood without this work of art
Great commentary, Yamato Man. 😊 (Megaman 6)
* Megaman X 3 :
Super Nintendo, PC, Playstation, Saturn. 🎉
@@zukoulou7464 Frfr
@@yamato_saito Yamato Man (Megaman 6)
The order to beat the 8 boss in Megaman X 3 :
Blizzard Buffalo (week point ; Blast Hornet weapon : Parasic Bomb)
Toxic Seahorse
Tunnel Rhino
Volt Catfish
Crush Crawfish
Neon Tiger
Gravity Beetle
Blast Hornet
Mega Man X3 is still a fun game, despite how absurdly challenging it is. But it does have some awesome rocking tunes in its soundtrack.
Yeah plus Mega Man X can only learn Street Fighter moves in the first two games (Hadouken in the first game and Shoryuken in the second)
It doesn't quite live up to the bar set by the first two X games, but Mega Man X3 is still a thoroughly excellent action game.
Have you played the Zero and ZX games?
@@amso7169 If he did, It would be nice if Mega Man Zero got a Playthrough.
@@amso7169 Yeah, but I haven't recorded them for upload yet.
My favorite X game in the snes series and by far most awesome weapons and game play. Alot of people I know hated this one most and said this should've been the game to end the franchise with the dissatisfaction and disappointment
@@SO-ug5ns For me that was X5. X4 was amazing, but then the series wasn't really worth playing after that.
That Zero theme is an all time classic and the ending theme is one of the franchise’s most emotional pieces of music.
There are two particular things that MMX3 does well, especially for a megaman game:
1) The gimmicks it does use, it uses well. The mid-air dash is a gimmick, but it's well integrated throughout the level design and boss behaviour.
2) About that: Megaman bosses are all about patterns. If you can get used to the pattern, the boss is toast. A lot of the weapons are designed such that the player uses them in anticipation of the bosses next action, and the boss runs square into it. Which, is *much* more interesting gameplay than just: weapon A does +B damage to Boss C. MMX1 had weapons that would interrupt or disable the boss in some way, which felt like the boss was getting a handicap... MMX3 made it feel like you were trying to figure out the right tool for the job, much more satisfying.
The upgraded dash isn't really a gimmick, just an upgrade to your moveset, and isn't used to nearly it's full potential in this or any other x game.
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I totally forgot how broken the Golden Armor was!
Self healing, added damage boost & reduction damage plus like 8 more benefits as well.
One day ,this video will become a worthy Longplay ,helping all who come to this video to seek for knowledge.
It's what all longplays aim for ,after all.
1:17:31 Click here for Zero's only playthrough.
Out of the original _Mega Man X_ trilogy on the Super NES, I would say that _X3_ was my most favorite. My main complaint with the game is that while they made Zero playable, Capcom only made him about 10 percent playable, and a one-life wonder (as in, if he dies, he's dead for good), which really made me feel like they shouldn't have made him playable at all. Fortunately, they would get it right with Zero in _X4_ . I also enjoyed the nuances in the game that I could spot, like Mac and Neon Tiger being minor homages to _X-Men_ 's Cyclops and Wolverine respectively (most likely because of the Marvel license Capcom had at the time), and the frozen metropolis that is Blizzard Buffalo's stage being seen in the background at the beginning of Crush Crawfish's stage.
I have a copy of _MMX Collection_ on the PlayStation 2, and while the _MMX_ re-releases on it are pretty good, I'm disappointed that Capcom decided to use the European PS1 version of _X3_ . I actually liked and favored the Super NES version's OST and sound effects over the European PlayStation version's, which contained arranged versions of the OST and updated sound effects. Well, anyway, great playthrough.
Might be the most uneven of the SNES Mega Man X's, but it was my childhood favorite. It had playable Zero and MOAR Ride Armors! What more could I ask for?
Also, that intro cinematic is so simple yet still gives me chills.
I really love this game. If I thought two games I Even though not as good as X1 and X2, X3 is still one of my favorites. You now have the ability to play as Zero, u can use 4 types of ride armors, great soundtrack, and etc.
Wooo let’s hear it for Megaman X!
Wooo!!!
@@NintendoComplete Woooooooooooooooooooo (8 f!#@$%^&* hours later...) oooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@jordandaluz2129 Dude, this is a totally deep hole.
@@NintendoComplete okay what?
My Favorite X Game.
Mega Man X, X2 and X3 are all incredible. I like X2 the most as I find it to be the deepest experience, but all 3 games have their unique qualities. X3 is definitely the hardest game out of the 3 games in my opinion, so kudos on mastering it. Why is TH-cam recommending all your Mega Man play throughs to me at this time of year? So random. I guess Mega Man is linked to Halloween in the YT algorithm! Anyways, I’m happy they are being recommended haha. Thanks Alex!
I like x1 x2 and x4 because it had better’s experience and cool and deeper meaning to the story plus it also a challenge to
5:31 once this song starts, you know someone’s ass is gonna get kicked
Rockman is my fav. game😊
My favorite X game,idk why maybe its that awesome anime intro of the saturn and PSX versions
I loved the FMV stage intros in that one.
Would have been a nice touch if Capcom could have completed the Ryu trilogy in MMX 3. They had the Hadouken in X1 and the Dragon Punch in X2, but no Hurricane Kick in X3.
This, although I was glad that the requirements needed to get the badass Golden Armor in this game were a lot easier than the Hadouken and Shoryuken upgrades from _Mega Man X1_ and _X2_ respectively.
19:23 They don’t even hide that it’s vile.
I didn't know X3 was on Snes, i thought it skipped to Playstation with that amazing opening video that should be made into anime.
1:18:08
I fucking hate this part so much!!! After watching this thankfully I finally got through it.
A Windows port of the 32-bit edition of Mega Man X was released in Japan in 1997 and in North America and Europe in 1998. The port versions feature additional animated full-motion video cutscenes, rearranged remixed music tracks, and completely different sound effects than the original SNES version.
very nostalgic, love the game
Thanks for the upload. Could never beat this one.
I beat it. A long time ago. And as the last of the X series to be released on the SNES, its pretty satisfying.
1:15:10 I remember I had no idea that you had to use Gravity Well to raise the platform. Instead I struggled massively to reach the Armor Upgrade by mid-air dashing upwards.
I do have some gripes with this game: I'm not sure why they neutered the stage select screen. No names, specs, or description of stages. Also, the bosses, when they first appear on screen are a little lackluster from before. I enjoy the intro music for the bosses, as well as the addition of Bit & Byte, and the replay value in defeating them, though.
Bit and Byte were kind of bland too, until they fuse into that Egyptian-looking thing.
27:59 the best song in X3, Vile's theme. It's so kickass I really wish it's still playing when you're fighting against Vile.
personally i think they should added the rangda bangda theme for vile in x3 boss battle
@@kefkarothsephka7708 that was his theme in X1
I couldn't remember how far I'd seen of the MMX games, but it seemed new to me.
Good playthrough. Lots of abilities, some of the unique, like the 'mind map' fir hidden stuff.
Vile was intense. And those energy refills were a must for Sigma. Good thing that rising fire/lava didn't insta-kill!
Nice ending, though ominus w/Zero's future. Well done.
Me and big brother beat this together thank god for my parents our dad put us on this game love you pop 4EVA gamer
😢🥹
Whoa, your control scheme is interesting! Oldschool with added dash trigger
Makes it a lot easier to dash while both jumping and shooting!
Oh absolutely I always put dash on a trigger but I’ve never heard of changing Y B to B A like an NES controller :p
this has my favorite music from any Capcom game ever!
This game is insanely expensive. Good thing I got both X2 and X3 a decade ago. Gravity Beetle is my favorite track.
Emulation can be your best friend if you let it. ;)
@@Loader2K1 Retroarch is my friend
@@Windows-rx7qn: I'll have to look into that. I've never even heard about RetroArch until now.
Mega Man X is like Street Fighter 2, it's a sequel that managed to get its own sequels.
BTW, Played Mega Man X1 as my first mega man game. Liked it, didn't know there were 10 games afterward.
7:22 Boom Boom Boom Boom
Reminds me of playing Megaman X on the SNES back in 1996...
I always power up X and by the end of the game he’s super ... then the next game he’s back to being practically naked .. where did all that armor and all the power ups go !!??
Right? It's like when you play an RPG sequel and your character starts at level 3 or something. I always end up being all like wtf happened to my level 70 badass from the end of the last game?
Apparently that's to keep X from getting drunk on power.
@@jonespianist3189 But where do all his upgrades go? Are they like subscription renewals that just stop working, if Dr. Light isn't paid?
@@edwardgaines6561 ...yes? But it's not like Dr. Light is alive during the X series.
@J L: I think it can be argued that Mega Man X's architecture is like that of a PC in the sense that he can be upgraded and downgraded at will. Also, despite having the abilities to constantly upgrade himself into a badass, killer robot, X is really just a chill dude that only uses violence when he has no other choice. Either that, or he chooses to not let his upgrades define him.
>playable tag-in Zero
>extra armors
>extra Ride Armors
X was never this based ever again ;_;
Most of the other sequels have those lmao
X3 was fun
It's the last Megaman x3 to release in SNES
its the only megaman x3 to release in snes
MM X 3 has some of the best tunes in the entire trilogy. The music absolutely was NOT a downgrade. The only truly awful soundtrack for a MM X game was in the CD versions of Mega Man X3, which took a great soundtrack and neutered. You could argue the remixes in Maverick Hunter X on the PSP weren't great either, but it's all subjective.
I generally preferred the CD music. Some of the tracks were a bit weird tonally, but the fact that I wasn't listening to the grating guitar sounds was a total win in my book. Oh well, different strokes for different folks :)
Unpopular opinion: Mega man X3 had the best soundtrack of the X series
Agreed, the SNES soundtrack is way better
I don't hate the compositions of these songs but it's the SAME GUITAR FOR EVERY SONG. It gets kind of grating eventually and it's just like, come on, other instruments exist.
@@seabit253 Hey Vile's theme and gravity beetle's theme are awesome too
Hey Man Nice gameplay but you forget to get zero sword. Tou need kill vile e and bit and byte with a specific weapons. (Ray, Frost and drill fang). Middle Boss of Second final stage u use zero and him Will be damaged and him Will tive sword to X.
My childhood game man I miss the good old days
Mega man video games are always great.
My favorite Game on SNES
I've never gotten far in this game its by far the hardest Megaman X for the snes. Good luck finding a copy for under $500 aswell
Killer tracks Gravity, Blast Hornet and Blizzard Buffalos stage song matches the icey atmosphere.
I love this game.
Ahhhh, nostalgic 😢
Amazing as always!
I love Both the SNES and PS1 versions
I only remember playing this guy on the NES.
The worst Megaman X for the SNES is still better than many recent games XD thanks for the video!
I agree with megaman x1 was the best for snes mmx2 was good i remember first playing this on a emulator i was disappointed with the soundtrack same instruments being used in all the song except these ost in the game the title screen and zeros theme and this coming the biggest snes fan ever also weapons were good.-Edit this is my opinion so dont freak and start trash talking to me.
Can't you get Zeros sword in this? I think it destroys most enemies in like, 1 hit.
I just beat Mega Man X3 (Legacy Collection). I've played all Mega Man' games from 1- 10, 11 and now X1, X2 and X3. I'm completing them in order.
It needs explaining,, beforehand, not to get any upgrade chips AT ALL. Makes more sense to get the Golden Armor because you absolutely need it. The Double Dash, the self-healing and the Hyper X-buster all are damn near necessity to beat Kaiser sigma.
I'm not good at dodging tracking-attacks and I end up using 1 Energy tank for Sigma form 1.
Sigma form 2 used up the next 3 tanks.
I managed to beat the game with just 15 health points left.
Sigma is OVERPOWERED - and even with the golden armor you lack the defensive strength to not get killed easily.
Sigma's final form throws so much shit at you it's not even funny. Missiles, mines, energy blasts... it's just too difficult.
I played the Mega man X video game trilogy on Super Nintendo & I played mega man X for Super Nintendo & Mega man X2 & Mega man X3
3X The Action, 3X The Graphics, 3X The Suspense. You'll learn to eXpect the uneXpected in Mega-Man X3. The most eXtreme latest adventure in the Mega-Man X Saga. It's only from Capcom and it's only on the Super Nintendo. "Now you're playing with Power, Super Power!"
Was that actually the advertisement for this game, or did you get it from somewhere else?
@@Dorian_Scott That was a lucky guess on my part. I guess I just know how 90's game advertisers think.
@@larrylaffer3246 I can definitely see that. It *_really_* felt like an advertisement for a _Super Nintendo_ game.
Nice one!👍
Alright. So... *_"Megaman"_* ... Yeah.
As a kid, I freaking *_loved_* the classic games (and I still, to this day, have a personal grudge with *_"Megaman & Bass"_* ). The stages were cool, the bosses were fun to fight, had unique designs (even if some *_were_* lazy in future games), and their weapons were fun to use, and of course the soundtracks of each game were great. Even with the lesser talked about installments like *_"Megaman 4"_* or *_"7"_* , the music just kept getting better and better.
Fast forward to *_"Megaman X"_* for the SNES. *_THIS_* series of games, I am not familiar with it as much as I am the classic series. I've only played the first game (SNES Mini), I've *_seen_* and heard the panned installments, like *_"X5"_* & *_"X7"_* ... That's about it.
Much like how I'm currently discovering *_"Sierra"_* games like *_"Police Quest"_* and *_"Gabriel Knight"_* . *_"Megaman X"_* is another mystery to me. Looking at the first half of the series ( *_"X1-4"_* ), they all look fantastic. The other half, from what I've seen, suck horribly.
If I ever feel like taking a dive into *EVERY. OTHER. MEGAMAN SERIES* that *ISN'T* the classics, I'll track this game down.
Oh man, there are a ton of them. Iirc, there have been well over 100 unique Mega Man titles published.
@@NintendoComplete 100+ games!?! Wow!
It's *_amazing_* what your own curiosity can net you, sometimes.
Thing I hate about X3 is how fast your health goes down. Enemy cause ALOT of damage.
Plotting yout route is part of the game. You can go for an optimal route or for the easiest way to cash in the armor pieces which means unnecessary backtracking. The choice is yours!
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Wow the best megaman x game I might be gen z buh this was awesome
I downloaded the last mega man X game in the X series from the 16 bit Super Nintendo era on Wii U virtual console & I downloaded Mega man X3 this game was originally released January 1996 mega man X3 for Super Nintendo & PlayStation 1 & Sega Saturn & Later that year in 2006 The mega man X collection for PlayStation 2 & Nintendo GameCube They have PS1 32 bit graphics of MEGA MAN X3 & they didn’t have 16 bit Super Nintendo graphics of Mega man X3 on mega man X collection for PlayStation 2 & Nintendo GameCube
ps1/saturn version came out a few months after the snes/sfc version
I prefer this over X2.
X2 is a pain in the butt when collecting the upgrades.
The first Mega Man X had the Hadouken, the second has the Shoryuken, and in X3? You can get the Z-Sabre and Golden X and bend the game to your will!
Nice, secret upgrade has you going gold in this one. Was kind of hoping for the Tatsumaki though. Know what would've been nice too? Actually dodging the f***ing attacks!
Wow, good times.
Except i've never completed the game. 😅
holy shit this music is amazing
Wow I could not agree more with your write up. It’s exactly what I’ve thought over the years playing and re-playing these three titles.
I love the innovation of X3, and the multiple endings are great, but the music just drags it down. I hate that I always end up turning the volume way down.
1:45:15 Zero Dr Doppler them mega man x
Sigma throw fire 🔥🔥 1:45:50 1:47:22
Sigma virus 🦠🦠🦠 1:49:55
Zero Theme z sabre mega man x get out here
1:52:04 ending staff roll 1:53:58
“It’s time i put an end to sigma for good” 19 games later lol
Vile 28:45 armor ride boss battle volt catfish 30:00
Bit 33:47 byte! 54:42
Mega Man X And Zero Are At It Again!
CAPCOM'S MEGA MAN X3!
Only For The Super Nintendo Entertainment System!
I love mega man i hope Asher Angel becomes mega man in live action version movie 🍿🎥🍿🎥🍿🎥🍿🎥🍿🎥
I have taken a intrest in mega man but don't know what to get, of mega man legacy collection, mega man X or mega man zero?
Damn, the general consensus in here is that X3 sucks! It still has more stages and bosses to fight than X2 at least, and you can even get Zero's Z-Saber, a possible foreshadowing of X6?
Nope,the developer of Rockman X intended for the X series to end at X5,but the upper management saw the popularity of the X series,and demanded the X series to continue
@@weeyangtoh6049 - way late, but OP was referring to one of the Dr. Doppler stages, where if you use Zero for the sub boss, X would inherit Zero's Saber ability shortly after that fight (which is *extremely* helpful for the final boss). X then gets to use the Saber in X6 as part of his gear.
For some reason toxic seahorse is my favorite maverick hes just so cool ToT
Megaman X, X2, and X3 are solid and awesome games of the series. But X4? Now that what I called PERFECTION.
18:41 Dr Doppler Bit And Byte
Mysteriousmaverick vile mega man x
0:07 that’s a good game if you hear that sound🔥😎
Sad the X9 still never happened I am now play X Dive moild game.
yo ive been stuck on that section at 1:18:11 for days that shit is supremely vexing
1:41:45 Dr Doppler Arcid mega man x battle
Dr Light golden armor
Never got to play this game as a kid since It was rare at the time. Could not find it at any video rental store.Did not play it until around 2010.
As a little kid toxic seahorse was my favorite for the longest time his disign is so cool and the environment makes you feel dread abd fear like your not safe and something's bound to go after you and + T H E M U S I C D O N T T E L L M E O T H E R W I S E
Mn saldades desse jogo já zerei foi 3x
Buenos Días América!!!
Megaman X 3 :
Super Nintendo, Playstation, Saturn. 😊
Adoro essa trilha sonora da fase dos chefes em 1:32:00
I don't know why people hate this game...
I DON'T.
I don't.
It's just harder than the previous 2 I played.
I don’t know who hate this game
Wait people hate this game?
Idk why. I heard the Ost about his and their are pretty good..
You never did get z saber
Well of he got the z-sabre then he wouldn't have got the good ending now wouldn't he?
Everything in this game is skillfully programmed to take advantages of Mega Man's weaknesses. He can't duck, shoot up, he only walks 1 speed, he can't easily charge while dashing with "A" (why isn't "X" dash?), he recoils at a certain speed, he jumps at a certain height, and everything takes full advantage of all these things to relentlessly kill him. I consider everything to be cheating so I won't play this game without cheating with invincibility. That's the only thing that makes this game fun. And everything respawns too much.
Didn’t care for mega man until the x series came along I think it was cause they were able to do a real story by that time plus zero was just a cool character
This is just my personal opinion, but I don't think ending a game where Zero was the last nail in Sigma's coffin with "To save mankind, he must destroy Zero". Like, I get they were trying to build up a major plot point in the future series, but Zero so far has never been even hinted at as any kind of threat to anyone who isn't evil. To me, I dunno, just seemed like... they were trying to keep people excited for the future X games, but it also felt really out of place. But then again, X game endings tend to be kinda strange.
This right here. I think Capcom was originally planning on ending the _Mega Man X_ series with the next sequel or two to keep the series from getting bland, but the popularity, and, by proxy, money, kept it going longer than planned.
@@Loader2K1 You're not wrong. I did hear X5 was supposed to be the last one.
Why have I started reading comments recently saying this game doesn't compare to the first two games?
Because most think it’s not as good. I agree but I still think it’s fun.
Bit & Byte! 1:22:31
Vile 1:29:14 rider armor 1:30:14
@NintendoComplete ...Not sure what your definition of "shrill" is, but to my ears, none of the music in this game is shrill, nor is it a downgrade from either of the first two games. If anything, it's an improvement over X2's music, which had a couple of flat-out bangers among its soundtrack AND didn't rely so heavily on guitars, but was ultimately forgettable. Mega Man X3's soundtrack is, IMO, almost as good as Mega Man X1 (although, let's be honest: Storm Eagle's level music ALONE puts X1's soundtrack MILES ahead of X2 or X3).
...Anyway, that's just my two cents on the music. Love your videos! Keep up the stellar gameplay!
Wait, what? You started with Blizzard Buffalo? Weird choice.
Best Intro stage in Megaman X?
Noah’s Park?
33:45 Bit