They put a lot of love into this artbook. Which is odd, given how the director and others gave up on this franchise since X6. The art directors have snippets of information and old sketches here and there. They even have a plethora of info for X7, X8, Command Mission and a trading card game.
There's also a fascinating and sad observation in this with how much love x1, x2 and x4 had put into them and watching the Capcom trend of churning out soulless sequels and the teams working their best to make a game in less than a year between. Also hilarious with the backstory of the American translator team turning all the boss names in X5 into guns and roses references.
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Pascal
A must-own book for fans of the X series
Reviewed in Canada on May 2, 2020Verified Purchase
A must-own book for fans of the X series
Reviewed in Canada on May 2, 2020
As with the other Complete Works, the Mega Man X Official Complete Works book is another must-own for any fans of the franchise.Reviewed in Canada on May 2, 2020
Similar to the classic series' book, the front cover features a multitude of artwork portraying X and his friends, along with certain Mavericks (and a surprise shot of Wily!) in different ways and types of artwork. The back cover shows X and Zero in front of characters reminiscent of X5 and X6. I've had the book for now nearly 10 years and it is still living up it up as it was new, with a slight, if even noticeable, discoloration on the edges of the covers.
Totaling 144 pages, the content seen in the previous entry (Mega Man Complete Works) is back again for the X series. Artwork, images, descriptions, early sketches are all present. They span across several titles of the franchise, from X all the way to X8, and once again they did not forget lesser known entries such as Command Mission, Xtreme 1 & 2, or Maverick Hunter X.
Alongside the artwork are, once again, a multitude of notes from the development team, allowing a more in-depth view of the series and franchise as a whole. This is definitely a must-own for all of the information it provides.
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Mauricio Ortega
Excelente libro, compra obligada para los fans de la franquicia.
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Alexander Lind
Super Artwork für ein zeitloses Spiel!
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DarkSnake
Buen libro
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