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The hardware could only handle playing a max of eight sound channels at the same time, so this meant we had to keep on mind that these channels would be used not only by the music, but also by all the other sounds in the game. Due to that, I had a very scrupulous discussion on it with the designer, in which we both were pretty fussy about all the things we had to prioritize. However, I still remember it was pretty fun. I really want to thank all the members of the composing staff as well as Joukagi-kun for all these experiences.

The songs of Mega Man X3 were originally released in the SFC back in 1995. But now they have been released again as part of the soundtrack CD box that was released to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of the Mega Man X series, they will be able to reach everyone out there,. This makes me really makes me happy.

Profile: After being employed by the Konami Corporation, she started working as game music composer and sound effect maker, as well as being involved in the creation of their sound programming. Later on, she became an independent composer who has worked on several games and has also tried at being a producer. Some of her most representative works are Castlevania, Esper Dream, Mega Man X3, Power

In Mega Man X7, I used samplings even more actively than before. My style of work for this time was more technically accomplished, as it consisted of dividing and exchanging motif units composed of the wave forms used as material for the guitar phrases. S by editing them with the nuances of their original live performances and adding to them a digital taste, I could give to all the pieces a uniform sound.

For Mega Man X8, I frankly went straight to rock since the music had to match the game concept, which was a return to the origins. From this point on, it was quite natural for everyone to only use the DAW software sound fonts for the creation of music. For the samplers, I also began using the software from Kontakt, and I used the VSL Overdrive for the guitar libraries, to which I added the Amplitube amplifier simulator. The drums were taken from the Drumkit from Hell, and bass was taken from Trilogy, both of which I selected because they matched the focus on rock.

Thank you very much for having bought the commemorative soundtrack box we released in celebration of the twentieth anniversary of the Mega Man X series. Maverick Hunter X was the first game in which I took part as the main composer, so I have lots of memories of it, which are both fun and painful.

I had to revise the BGM several times in order to make sure that they matched and connected well with the scenes where they play, especially the tempo. In fact, this was to the point in which I was composing to the last minute: the morning of the day of the MA. This was the very first important experience I had during my career as a sound maker, so I still remember it as if it was yesterday.

Mega Man X has met with positive reviews for its gameplay, sound, and graphics, as well as its attempt to augment the aging Mega Man franchise. It is considered one of the greatest video games ever made. A longterm commercial success on the SNES, Mega Man X has since been ported to personal computers (PCs) and mobile devices, included in the North American Mega Man X Collection for the Nintendo GameCube and PlayStation 2 (PS2), and released on the Virtual Console download service for the Wii, the Wii U, and the New Nintendo 3DS. The game also received a remake on the PlayStation Portable (PSP) titled Mega Man Maverick Hunter X.[b] Nintendo re-released Mega Man X in September 2017 as part of the company's Super NES Classic Edition, and a limited physical re-release for the SNES in celebration of Mega Man's 30th Anniversary due for release in September 2018 and published by iam8bit. The game is also included in the Mega Man X Legacy Collection for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

The musical score for Mega Man X was composed by Capcom's Alph Lyla group. Setsuo Yamamoto (credited as Setsuo) was initially the sole composer assigned to the game, and contributed the vast majority of the soundtrack, but four other composers, Yuki Iwai (credited as Sato), Toshihiko Horiyama (credited as Kirry), Yuko Takehara (credited as Yuko) and Makoto Tomozawa (credited as Tomozou), were brought in late in production to help finish the soundtrack. The first three were responsible for one track each. These tracks were Chill Penguin, Password Screen, and Boomer Kuwanger, respectively. Tomozawa wrote two songs, these being Storm Eagle and Spark Mandrill.[25] Iwai and Horiyama would later compose the soundtracks for Mega Man X2 and X4 respectively. The Japanese division of Sony Records published an arranged album featuring ten songs on March 9, 1994.[26] Music using the SNES instrumentals was included as part of the Capcom Music Generation: Rockman X1 X6 soundtrack released by Suleputer in 2003.[27]

Mega Man X has been widely acclaimed by critics since its release. Gaming magazines in the United States and Europe including Electronic Gaming Monthly (EGM), GamePro, Game Players, Nintendo Power, Super Play, and the German version of Total! consistently lauded the game's visuals, audio, control, and overall gameplay.[3][13][17][24][39][41][42] Game Players summarized Mega Man X as \"a near-perfect cart with classic gameplay, excellent graphics and sound and tons of hidden items and power-ups\".[41] Nintendo Power stated that the game had \"great control and fun\" along with \"challenging play\".[13]

An enhanced remake titled Mega Man Maverick Hunter X, or Irregular Hunter X (イレギュラーハンターX) in Japan, was released worldwide for the PSP between 2005 and 2008.[64][65][66][67] With the launch of the PSP, Keiji Inafune and his team debated on whether or not to create a Mega Man X9. \"So, we decided that instead of going the X9 route, let's go back to the series' roots and rediscover what makes the X series so classic,\" Inafune concluded. \"We felt that the best way to do that would be to make an X remake.\"[68] Although the remake stays true to the original game in both gameplay and basic storyline, Maverick Hunter X features a total graphical overhaul with 3D character models and backgrounds, a remixed soundtrack, voice acting, and anime cutscenes.[69][70] According to Yoshikawa, the character illustrations were updated to resemble both toys and the designs of Mega Man X8.[64]

Like the original game, Maverick Hunter X has received very positive reviews from critics, accumulating aggregate scores of 82% on GameRankings and 79 out of 100 on Metacritic.[71][72] Although the game did not meet sales expectations, it was later made available as a download from the PlayStation Network.[73][74] The Japanese and North American versions were also bundled in a special compilation with Mega Man: Powered Up, a remake of the original Mega Man.[75][76]

Capcom released a port of Mega Man X onto FOMA and i-mode compatible mobile phones in Japan in 2007.[5] Mega Man X has also been made available for purchase on the Virtual Console service in Japan and North America in 2011 for the Wii, and later in Europe in 2012, as well as for the Wii U in 2013 and the New Nintendo 3DS in 2016.[77][78][79] The game was ported to the Android operating system in Japan as a free download on November 18, 2011.[6] Another remake of Mega Man X was released on the Apple iOS (iPhone and iPod Touch) on December 21, 2011.[7] This version is based on the mobile phone version of the game and features touch controls, Game Center support, and a challenge mode with 80 levels.[80] However, this version removed extra life power-ups, and separated the levels into chunks by black screen transitions, as opposed to the continuous scrolling of the original. Weapon and armor upgrades could also be purchased with actual money to ease the game's difficulty.[7]

The game is available for purchase as either a solo purchase in digital format or physical format for the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch that was released in Japan only. This game is also available as a dual purchase for both physical release or a digital bundle pack (excluding the Nintendo eShop) alongside Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2. In the case of the Switch dual release however, similar to the previous Legacy Collection releases, only this game has a physical cartridge, while Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2 was given a code for a free digital download, similar to Mega Man Legacy Collection 2.

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