Mega Man ZX

Mega Man ZX
Also known as: Rockman ZX (JP) Developer: Inti Creates Publisher: Capcom Platform: Nintendo DS Released in JP: July 6, 2006 Released in US: September 12, 2006 Released in EU: June 22, 2007 This game has unused graphics. This game has unused items. This game has debugging material. This game has regional differences.

The Mega Man Zero series meets Super Metroid.

Developer Text

There is Japanese text in the out of bounds regions of certain levels. Its purpose is unknown.

Area N in particular contains otherwise unused tiles in these regions.

(Source: Jack Walker)

Unused Graphics

Model O

There are unused colored sprites of Model O in the game.

The game itself uses a browned-out variation of one of the sprites, and the semi-Biometal itself is named "Mysterious Stone".

Though Model O is not obtainable in easy mode, using cheats to obtain it will use these sprites when Vent or Aile are saved from bottomless pits by the Biometal. This implies that Model O may have been intended to be obtained by defeating Omega in easy mode.

Omega

Omega has some leftover frames of animation that were originally used in the final scene of Mega Man Zero 3 after he had been defeated. These can't be seen in-game without modifying the ROM.

Leftover Healthbar Emblem

The Omega symbol from the Zero series (not to be mistaken with the "O" used in the Omega and Z3/Z4 fights) remains in the game's data.

(Source: Jack Walker)

Unused Item

The game contains several card keys, each with a color, but one of them, "White Card Key", is unused. Its description is "It doesn't take a genius to figure out this opens white doors." There are no doors that require its use.

Debug Room

The game contains a debug room with several features for testing, which include normal surfaces, walls that can't be climbed, a slippery floor, a moving floor, a sinking area, one ladder, water, and spikes. The room can be accessed with the Action Replay code, 22160484 00000000.

Regional Differences

The Japanese version has all plot-relevant discussion with NPCs voiced, with full voice-acting. All of the other versions remove it completely. Also, all of the Japanese-language battle cries used during gameplay by the titular character (Like "Rock-on!" at every costume change), and most of the bosses' battle cries before their introduction are removed (with the exception of Promotheus/Pandora, and Omega).

Japan	US/Europe

The "Rock On!" text on the title screen is also removed in non-Japanese versions of the game.