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Mega Man X: Corrupted is an unofficial, fan-made game in development by John K. Bacchus (also known as JKB) coded in AS3 using Flex compiler on Flash Develop, but as Flash was phased out at the end of 2020, it was switched to HTML5. The game is modeled after the MMX series' features and gameplay, in the graphic style of the SNES Mega Man X games, with a non-linear interconnected environment.
Megaman X Corrupted is a super Nintendo ROM hack based on the Megaman Series of SNES games.Mega Man X: Corrupted offers many additional hours of fun than the originals did but also encourages you to replay the game over and over. There are also five different levels of difficulty that you can adjust in the game.

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In Corrupted, all of X's armor parts can be mixed and matched, similar to the Neutral Armor in Mega Man X8. Whenever an armor capsule is found, the part can be used right away. The only exception is the Ultimate Armor, which is only available as a complete set. 1 Standard Armors 2 Special Armors 3 Legacy Armors 4 Other Armors 5 X's Armor Combos 6 Zero's Armors These armors can be found in.

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Mega Man X: Corrupted is an upcoming Mega Man X fan-game being developed by John K. Bacchus (a.k.a. JKB Games). It was formerly being made in Flash Develop, but later moved to HTML5. The project has been in development since the late 2000s, and production is still going strong. The game uses the retro 16-bit graphics and SNES-like music of the Mega Man X series. However, the game also differs from the original series by being a Metroidvania-styled game (similar to Mega Man ZX) where X and Zero can level up and earn skill points to power up their attacks and weapons.

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The game's story takes place in an Alternative Continuity after Mega Man X5, where X and Zero are forced to fight a dangerous new Maverick called Strike who hijacks X's Ultimate Armor and threatens to bring the world into ruin again. Along the way they must fight the usual eight Maverick bosses, and they also gain new Maverick Hunter allies such as Synthia.

The game currently has no set release date. Official progress updates, answers to questions, and the like are posted by JKB Games on their Facebook page. Most updates can be found on their YouTube channel as well. Although the game itself is still unreleased, it has a fansite here.

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Acid Pool: Loads of them abound in Vulpex's laboratory.
Advancing Boss of Doom: Giga Wheel, which chases you down an Auto-Scrolling Level obstacle course before you fight it for real at the end.
Alternative Continuity: Takes place after X5 in place of X6.
Armor-Piercing Attack: The Force Breaker weapon, obtained from Force Starfish.
Art Evolution: Over its years of development, the game has gone from reusing sprites ripped and edited from the first three Super Nintendo Mega Man X titles to using more and more original custom sprites. This includes the sprites for X and Zero, which were originally straight rips and edits but are now scaled-down versions of their sprites from the Playstation games (from X4 to X6). Just look at this video from 2008 compared to this video from 2020.

Anti-Air: Cyclone Razor, which attacks upwards.
A Taste of Power: The Intro Stage has you start in the Ultimate Armor.
Attack Drone: The first Charged Attack of the Neuro Spike creates these.
Attack Reflector: Crystal Rafflar's crystals will make X's attack bounce back to him. The weapons copied from him also do this with certain enemy attacks.
Backpack Cannon: Warfare Milodon has a HUGE one that shoots out napalm bombs and incendiary missiles.
Be the Ball: Plasma Puffer, as expected of a puffer fish. One of his attacks involves inflating and bouncing about the area while firing Reflecting Lasers.
Beware My Stinger Tail: Sparking Scorpio naturally has one, being a scorpion Maverick and all. He can use it to grab X or Zero before throwing them into the wall. Interestingly, like Magna Centipede, his tail can be destroyed — although his Desperation Attack will reconstruct it back as new.
Beware the Silly Ones: Plasma Puffer. He has a rather goofy design, his pre-battle animation has him hiding in a pipe, jump out, then almost trip and fall over backwards, and his reason for turning Maverick is because he hates his job at his current, temporary station. Despite all this, he's still a boss battle and a particularly tricky one that spams projectiles at that, while also causing a rather inconvenient effect should he manage to carry out his plans.
Blackout Basement: Sparking Scorpio's stage. If not beaten after four bosses, this extends the blackout to other levels too!
Blow You Away: Hurricane Hoatzin specializes in wind-based attacks and his Desperation Attack consists of him creating a huge tornado to toss the player's character around.
Boss Arena Urgency:
- Crystal Rafflar's fight. When taking enough damage, Rafflar will access the flower in the center to create a layer of crystal walls at each end, shrinking the playing field.
- Warfare Milodon's fight. The floor under you is breakable, which will take damage from Milodon's explosives or his own weight. Once a section of the floor takes enough damage, the floor breaks and player and boss drop down to a room with molten metal/lava on both ends of the arena, leaving a small 'island' in the middle.
Bouncing Battler: Plasma Puffer often inflates himself and bounces around the boss room. His Desperation Attack has him inflate to a huge size before bouncing all over.
Brainwashed and Crazy: X can do this to his enemies via the Neuro Spike weapon, which then turns an enemy to his side.
Bring It: Warfare Milodon does this before the fight with him begins.
Combos: Present in this game. And yes, you get to see Zero doing his combos in 16-bit!
Continuity Nod:
- The Junk Armour that you can summon is made up of the parts from five different Mavericks from previous titles, not unlike Metal Shark Player's DNA Resurrection ability in X6. ^note
- The giant eagle craft in the Skyway areas have an attack where they spit out an egg that hatches into three small eagle drones, in a manner very similar to Storm Eagle's attack.
Contractual Boss Immunity: Downplayed with the Neuro Spike. While bosses won't turn to your side like mooks will, the Neuro Spike can still disable Collision Damage temporarily, and some bosses become vulnerable to their own attacks, as well.
Counter-Attack: Jikūgeki (Time-Space Strike), which allows Zero to do a Flash Step behind the enemy and slash them. It only works as a counter to attacks and projectiles, though.
Cranium Ride: In Force Starfish's stage, you can do it on squid robots so you can avoid electrified kelp.
Desperation Attack: Every boss has one, and the player will know when they use it as the screen darkens a bit when doing so:
- Warfare Milodon becomes invulnerable and fires rockets into the air, which rain down and explode into flames. They also cause the floor underneath to break away rapidly.
- Crystal Rafflar begins using two crystal waves in a row, and will cover th