Mega Man X: Command Mission (PlayStation 2)

Mega Man X: Command Mission
Also known as: Rockman X: Command Mission (JP) Developers: Capcom Production Studio 3, Value Wave Publisher: Capcom Platform: PlayStation 2 Released in JP: July 29, 2004 Released in US: September 21, 2004 Released in EU: November 19, 2004 This game has unused graphics. This game has unused items. This game has debugging material. This game has a hidden sound test. This game has a hidden level select. This game has regional differences. This game has a prototype article

To do: Document more of the debug menus. Specifically: Controls for each menu. The GameCube version has controls for player 2, check here as well. Label menu options and describe what they do. GameCube version

Mega Man X: Command Mission is an RPG that's part of the Mega Man X series.

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Prototype Info

Debug Menus

Several debug menus can be enabled with the below code. These contain various test modes, such as a level select and sound test modes.

USA Code:

Enable Debug Menus At Boot
2016ED18 00000000
D06537C2 0000FBFF
2054F214 00000001
D06537C2 0000F7FF
2054F214 00000004
D06537C2 0000FEFF
2054F214 00000005
D06537C2 0000FDFF
2054F214 00000006
D06537C2 0000FFFE
2054F214 00000007
D06537C2 0000FFF7
2054F214 00000008

JP Code:

Enable Debug Menus At Boot
2016E688 00000000
D065B442 0000FBFF
20556E94 00000001
D065B442 0000F7FF
20556E94 00000004
D065B442 0000FEFF
20556E94 00000005
D065B442 0000FDFF
20556E94 00000006
D065B442 0000FFFE
20556E94 00000007
D065B442 0000FFF7
20556E94 00000008
D065B442 0000EFFF
20556E94 00000002
D065B442 0000DFFF
20556E94 00000003
D065B442 00007FFF
20556E94 00000009

With the above code on, press and hold one of the following buttons while the game is booting up:

• Hold L1 for Stage Select.
• Hold R1 for Battle Debug.
• Hold L2 for Sound Test.
• Hold R2 for Cutscene Viewer.
• Hold Select for Motion Test.
• Hold Start for Message Test.

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Stage Select

The level select menu. Selecting anything here will instantly warp you to a level.

Battle Debug

This menu allows you to enter battles with various parameters. You can set your level and the enemies to encounter.

Sound Test

Your standard debug sound test option. This lets you play SFX and music.

Cutscene Viewer

This menu allows you to view all of the in-game cutscenes. The font in this menu is corrupted in non-Japanese region versions.

Motion Test

This mode lets you cycle through various animated facial states.

Message Test

This menu allows you to display all of the game's text messages.

Debug Text

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: This menu is controlled with player 2 in the GameCube version, check if that's the case for the PS2 version. What it does is add/remove items and also prints what it is in the corner.

With the below code on, this will print DEBUG on the top left corner of the item menu. It doesn't do anything other than that anymore.

USA Code:

Enable Debug Text in Item Menu
20544BC4 00000001
20285540 00000000

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Unused Graphics

The ending message used in the E3 demo is present in the final version.

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The game contains five screenshots from a very early version of the game, where X has his original armor. The battle screen is different from the final, having a turn menu set vertically instead of horizontally and a "HG" in the player's menu, probably standing for Hyper Gauge to the Hyper Mode turns. The screenshots appear in two different sizes inside the game.

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The images from the Sky Room videos include three videos that can't be watched in the room: The opening scene, the ending, and the credits. The credits also has a "P13" text not shown in the video.

An unused image that appears to be an early version of Central Tower's Tower Base Access Tunnel.

Unused Items

The game contains several blank slots for Main Weapons as there is room for 25 Main Weapons for each playable character, X being the only one with this amount, and 25 blank slots in the beginning of the list. There are also five blank slots in the Sub Weapons.

• Z Saber: A Main Weapon similar to the used version with the same name, but its description notes that it is slightly stronger (Power 12), is of the Shot type (all sabers are of the Combat type), can hit 8 times, and decreases hit ratio by 30%. However, it appears to work like the used version, only hitting 2 times when used. It is located in the 25th weapon slot from Zero's weapons, before Spider's first weapon.
• Accelerator Bullet: Unused version of the Axl Bullets. Has the same description of the unused Z Saber, but doesn't appear to be different from the used version. It is the 25th weapon from Axl and the last Main Weapon in the game.
• Sub Weapon Armor A (Sub Weapon A Arm in the Japanese version): Unused Sub Weapon located between the empty Sub Weapon slots and the Ultimate Missile.

Regional Differences

Opening Song

Japan	International

The opening theme "Jounetsu Setsuna" by Asami Abe was replaced with a different track for the international versions.

Marino's Action Trigger

Japan	International

In the Japanese version, Marino's Action Trigger, Emotional Reel, the "MISS" symbol is Hayohn with miss written in its mouth. In the international versions, Hayohn was replaced by a line.

Kitty Gloves

The Power of Cinnamon's weapon Kitty Gloves was reduced from 66 to 16 outside Japan.

Title Screen

US	Europe

Yet another different European title screen, as part of Capcom Europe's attempt at region-specific consistent branding.