Mega Man X

December 17, 1993

Franchises

Mega Man

Platforms

DOS iOS New Nintendo 3DS Nintendo 3DS Super Famicom Super Nintendo Entertainment System Wii Wii U

Companies

Capcom Hyundai Nintendo Playtronic Rozner Labs Software Group

Genres

Adventure Platform Shooter

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Originally, Zero was a redesign of the Mega Man character as portrayed by the lead artist, Keiji Inafune. However, Zero looked too different from the original Mega Man so, fearing a negative reaction from fans, Inafune gave him a new name and a secondary role to the new Mega Man X, who was then designed to be more similar to the original Mega Man.

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