Illustrations: Manashi, Hyper Mino, Sensei, Toyozo, Hideki. Scroll Design: Natsue Ueda, Shimoyan, Mayumi Yoshioka, J R, Kita-One, Kentaroh Ono. Object Design: Ikki Tazaki, Tsuyoshi Fujisawa, Nwo Hattori, Nottsu Man, Katsumi Toda, Obi Tomomi, Hayato Kaji, Nobuyoshi Mihara. Programmer: Hisashi Kuramoto, Hiroki Bandoh, Syuichiro Chiboshi, Tomohiro Akizuki, Yuuji Hagiyama, Akihiro Kashimoto, Hideaki Motozuka. Planner: Ohko, Mitsuru Endo, Hiroyuki Yamato. A pivotal scene which shows a major character's demise is turned from tragic to comical merely by the poor vocal execution of Zero screaming "What am I fighting for?!", and as such the scene became a popular source of parody and memes in video game pop-culture. Mega Man X4, like Mega Man 8, suffered from a localization job which involved subpar English language voice acting. Screenshot Main article: Mega Man X4/Comparisons. Some sound production differences for the game's sound effects and BGM are present, though not nearly to the extent as the previous Mega Man title for the console. Since the PlayStation version is the one represented in the game's official soundtrack, it is interesting to note the obscurity of this information as well as its absence in the official release (where the tracks generally have definite endings not heard in-game). The themes for the opening stage boss (Eregion) and the second part of Frost Walrus' stage include an introduction heard exclusively in this version of the game. Besides these changes, however, gameplay is otherwise similar to its previous entry. Another major change from Mega Man X3 was in the handling of the character Zero he was now selectable from the start of the game as a character that can be played the whole way through, with his own storyline perspective, and an entirely different, melee-combat-oriented playstyle compared to X. Mega Man X4 was the first Mega Man X game designed for 32-bit hardware, rather than ported upwards, and so the character sprites were redrawn to take advantage of the ability to have larger sprites and more vibrant palettes. The Special Limited Edition version, released only in Japan, comes with a Mega Man figure model kit. 
The game was released on the Sega Saturn and the PlayStation in Japan and the US, but other international releases only got the PlayStation version. Zero also learns some shocking secrets about his past from Sigma. In Zero's storyline, the strained relations with Repliforce cause a rift between the bond of himself, his girlfriend Iris, and Colonel, who is Iris' brother. In X's storyline, X partners up with a robot named Double, who turns out to be a spy for Sigma. The game begins here where either X or Zero is dispatched to investigate possible causes of the disaster only to become entangled, once again, in a struggle against Sigma to save the world.
Mayhem breaks out when the Sky Lagoon, a massive floating city, is sent crashing down onto the city below it, killing millions of civilians, humans and Reploids alike. To make matters worse, behind the scenes, General has been meeting with a mysterious figure who plots the Hunters' demise, insinuating that they are a significant threat to the jurisdiction of the Maverick Hunters. Six months following the inception of the group, Cain Labs finds its methods to be ineffective, questionable, and potentially dangerous in the Maverick defense. The army, called the "Repliforce", is a strict regime led by General and his second-in-command, Colonel. Taking place in an ambiguous year in the 22nd century (21XX) and following the third defeat of the "Maverick" robot Sigma, Cain Labs issues an initiative to create a supplementary military force to complement the "Maverick Hunters". The storyline differs slightly depending on whether the player chooses X or Zero.
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The plot for Mega Man X4 is presented by both fully-animated full motion video (FMV) cutscenes and in-game text.
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