Rockman Xover

Rockman Xover
Developer: Capcom Publisher: Capcom Platforms: iOS, Android Released in JP: November 29, 2012 (iOS), March 9, 2013 (Android) Released in KR: July 17, 2013 Released in TW: August 13, 2013 (open beta) This game has unused graphics. This game has unused cinematics. This game has unused music. This game has regional differences. This game has revisional differences.

This game is defunct. Do note the game no longer works at all without modifications. This is most likely due to the game's servers being shut down. As a result, further official developments with the game are unlikely to happen.

Rockman Xover (pronounced "Rockman Crossover") was released for Mega Man's 25th Anniversary in 2012 and promised to combine every Mega Man universe at the time into one huge game! Too bad it was as a money-grubbin', level-grindin' time-waster of a social RPG.

It managed to stagger along for three years before the Japanese version was finally shut down in March 2015. Negative fan reception meant English-speakers never got their own version of the game, though it can hardly be said we missed out.

Graphical Changes

Game Icon

After the game amassed 1.5 million downloads, the app icon was changed to reflect this. This new version was used until the end of the game's life.

At launch	After 1.5 million downloads

Battle Memory

An update for all full art Battle Memories. An elemental border was added to easily distinguish the element of the BM. All previous art and later art now have this border.

Storm Eagle's element was changed from Wind to Elec before distribution.

Rouge from Mega Man Zero's element was changed from Fire to Elec before distribution.

SolCross MegaMan BM's image location was replaced with Gareth, who was distributed later.

Ice Pegasus Mega Man BM image was fixed to not have the Double Super Rare stars pasted on the image itself.

Yusuke Murata's special gift art was altered, but changed back to a more faithful version before its distribution.

Armor

The artwork for OVER-5 Spec2 was initially missing his face when it was first released. This was fixed later.

Original	Replacement

Unused Graphics

Unused Background

Possibly an earlier background for World 1.

Unknown use.

Used in Taiwanese version instead for a Tower event.

Unused Event

The kids of Battle Network (and Shuuichi from the mobile Battle Network games for some reason) running away from a cast of villains from different universes. An event related to the art never occurred. Wolf Woods never made it in Xover, either.

Unused Video

Probably should have been used for Irregular Bursting Battle Memories. Normal BM upgrading was used instead.

Unused Music

"LOST THE MATCH..." track from the Xover Capcom Special Selection CD is unused. It's supposed to be used when you lose in Battle Arena but in-game, WON THE MATCH! plays when you lose.

WON THE MATCH!:

LOST THE MATCH...:

Unused Battle Memory

Undistributed

Hard to know them all, but some BMs were never distributed. This Chaud BM was one of them.

New Type

A mysterious new Battle Memory type added in during the final World 12 update. Right before the announcement of Xover's discontinuation of service. It features Alpha from Mega Man Battle Network 3, and is a 6-star Battle Memory. 6-star Battle Memories were never used in the game.

Regional Differences

Xover had Korean and Taiwanese versions of the game. Unlike the Japanese version, these were unsuccessful and were bustered far before the home country's version shut down. After a few updates, the Korean version ended in World 7 (Mega Man X8 World) in May 2014, while the Taiwanese version ended in World 8 (Mega Man 7 World) in August 2014.

Game Icon

Title Screen

Taiwanese version has no Japanese on their logo.

Background

Japan	Korea/Taiwan

For some reason, World 7's background is different.

Menu Icons

Exclusive to the non-Japanese versions but some icons exist within the Japanese version's server. The 9 icon is 9game's icon which ran the server for the Taiwanese version as opposed to Adways, who managed the other versions of the game.

Events

News Banner

Each region has custom banners; there were rarely carry-overs.

Collectables

Not available in Japanese version. You were able to collect, then trade them in for useful items.

Tower & Fel Reaver

The Taiwanese version had a boss Tower before the Japanese version, as well as an original boss, Fel Reaver. Although the boss itself is ElementMan.EXE, it does not perform any attacks from Mega Man Battle Network 6.