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A compilation of the Mega Man Zero and ZX series with bonus features.
A compilation game that reunites all the Mega Man Zero game that came out on the GBA on the Nintendo DS.
The sequel to the Nintendo DS hit, Megaman ZX. As either Grey or Ashe and using the biometal, Model A, the player can use their powers to copy other biometal data. Use this to become more powerful and overcome Model W.
Mega Man ZX is the first installment in the Mega Man ZX series, featuring a hybrid of gameplay from the Mega Man X series and the Mega Man Zero Series.
The final game in the Mega Man Zero series. While the Zero series was known for being challenging, the most notable feature of Zero 4 is the option to switch the difficulty mode.
When the plan for humans to colonize the Moon goes awry, it's up to Maverick Hunters X, Zero, and Axl to hunt down Mavericks in the eighth (and last) official installment of the Mega Man X series (bringing the gameplay more in-line with the series's roots).
Mega Man X: Command Mission is a turn-based role-playing game, diverging from its side-scrolling roots.
Mega Man Zero 3 is generally similar to the past two Zero games, except that it had an added focus on explaining the events that occurred prior to the first Zero game.
The seventh installment brings the long-running Mega Man X series into full 3D, adding cel-shaded graphics, third-person platforming segments, and a new protagonist: Axl, a former vigilante (of a group that's now hunting him down) who can mimic the enemies he encounters.
The second game in the Mega Man Zero series. Retained the high difficulty of the first Zero game while bringing back a few features that were typical to Mega Man games but were omitted from the first game.
The first installment of the Mega Man Zero series, which featured Mega Man X's friend and partner Zero as the main character. It is best known as being one of the most difficult Mega Man games created.
The sixth installment of the Mega Man X series (and the last 32-bit entry in the series), Mega Man X6 has the titular X investigating a new virus known as "Nightmare", supposedly caused by the "ghost" of Zero.
The second (and final) portable spin-off of the Mega Man X series improves vastly upon its predecessor, allowing players to play as either X or Zero to defeat their previous Maverick adversaries and uncover a plot involving the "DNA Souls" of fellow Reploids.
When a massive space colony is on a collision course towards Earth, it's up to the Maverick Hunters in an attempt to prevent global destruction in the fifth installment of the Mega Man X series.
Mega Man X goes portable in the first of two handheld installments of the Mega Man X series, bringing him into cyberspace to face his former Maverick adversaries and take down a mysterious group of hackers (the Shadow Hunters).
Mega Man X4 was the first in the series created specifically for Sega Saturn and Sony Playstation. Zero also debuts as a full-fledged playable character with his own gameplay style.
The third installment of the Mega Man X franchise has both Mega Man X and the rebuilt Zero (playable for the first time) hunting down the Maverick scientist Dr. Doppler, who has congregated the reformed Mavericks for a more sinister purpose.
Despite the defeat of a powerful Maverick leader, Mega Man X (now the leader of the Maverick Hunters) keeps fighting new Mavericks (including the powerful "X-Hunters") while searching for the whereabouts of Zero in the second installment of the Mega Man X series.
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