Mega Man X8

Mega Man X8
Also known as: Rockman X8 (JP) Developer: Capcom Production Studio 1 Publisher: Capcom Platform: PlayStation 2 Released in JP: March 10, 2005 Released in US: December 7, 2004 Released in EU: February 11, 2005 This game has unused graphics. This game has regional differences. This game has a prototype article

To do: In the 2nd PC CD of Mega Man X8, there's a folder of Japanese voice actors' sound data, including the main character's voice as Navigators. Document it.

Mega Man X8 is the last game in the Mega Man X series. Sadly, it was released in limited numbers due to X7's poor sales. Fortunately, this was mitigated with the release of the X Legacy Collection.

Unused Graphics

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Screens used in demo versions of the game are present in the final version.

Unused Audio Clips

When using the Ultimate Armor, X can perform a Shoryuken with Up + Triangle, but his audio bank contains a "Hadou-Ken" voice clip which is not used anywhere in the game.

Since Alia is an analog character to X, she has all of his corresponding voice clips, including the Shoryuken and Hadou-Ken clips. However, Alia does not have access to the Ultimate Armor to perform either of these.

(Source: Twitch-REVO)

Regional Differences

European Logo

North America	Europe

Once again, a different European title screen, and a far uglier one to boot, suffering the same fate as the Zero series on the GBA in Europe.

Opening Song

Japan	International

The opening song in the Japanese version is "Wild Fang" by Janne Da Arc, while the International versions use an instrumental song instead.

Name Changes

Hey, bet you didn't see this coming! Right? Right?!

Japan	International
Bamboo Pandemonium	Bamboo Pandamonium
Optic Sunfloward	Optic Sunflower
Darkneid Kamakil	Dark Mantis
Gravitate Ant-Onion	Gravity Antonion
Earthrock Torirovich	Earthrock Trilobyte
Gigabolt Dokragen	Gigabolt Man-O-War
Ice-Snow Yetinger	Avalanche Yeti
Burn Kokekokker	Burn Rooster