It might even be my favorite of the SNES trilogy. It loses a few of the smaller touches that made its predecessor special but is still an amazing game overall. Mega Man X laid down a perfect foundation for the new series and Mega Man X2 builds on it. A Capcom game getting a sequel is as sure as death and taxes. Good work on that music pack, I replay the game last week with that pack and it felt right, even with the leftovers from the Saturn/PS1 version.Developer: Capcom Publisher: Capcom Release: 01/95 Genre: Actionĭespite its release in the middle of the Super Nintendo’s lifespan we all knew Mega Man X would spawn sequels. I'm ok with any suggestions! If you know a better rock remix for track-x, please do tell me!Ĭolines wrote:Hey guys, a couple weeks ago I finished to compile a new and appropriate music pack, appropriate I mean full of rock n' roll.

Some tracks don't even have rock themed remixes, so the result is a tiny mixed music pack. There isn't too many decent remixes (or there isn't too many remixes at all.) for the MMX3 soundtrack, you can imagine how difficult it was to choose them for each track. I gave up and decided to take the missed tracks from GinBunBun's pack anyway. The reason I haven't released it before is because I didn't find a remix for some tracks, so I spent the last few weeks looking for them. Like I said above, I compiled the pack weeks ago. Having the Retromancer's music pack for MMX in mind, I tried to match the MMX3 music to the same standard.

Hey guys, a couple weeks ago I finished to compile a new and appropriate music pack, appropriate I mean full of rock n' roll.ĭon't get me wrong, I kinda even like the PSX version, but the orchestrated themed soundtrack doesn't fit well (my opinion) in the game's atmosphere.

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