When first choosing a stage, the player has the option to pick two of three characters. New features are also introduced in the game, such as the R&D Lab - which acts as a item store. Axl, who was introduced in the previous game, returns as a playable character. Mega Man X8 does away with the 3-D elements that was found in Mega Man X7 the game stays true to its 2-D roots.
When the Reploid supervisor of the Jakob Project, Lumine, becomes kidnapped by revived Maverick mercenary Vile, it's up to Maverick Hunters Mega Man X, Zero, and Axl to stop a new wave of Maverick attacks across the world while finding the whereabouts of Lumine. Growing weary of Reploids becoming Mavericks who wreck havoc across Earth, humans begin colonizing the Earth's moon with the "Jakob Project" (including an orbital elevator) and an advanced new generation of Reploids (who can shapeshift for versatility and have a computer chip granting immunity from viruses). Set in 21XX, the game takes place sometime after the events of Mega Man X7.
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The game also introduces "guard breaks" to the series (where certain enemies can make themselves resistant to all attacks except a unique attack) and removes the abilities to duck and rescue captured Reploids. The eighth (and final) main installment of the Mega Man X series (and the sequel to Mega Man X7), Mega Man X8 removes some of the more unpopular elements of its predecessor (such as the third-person gameplay segments and enemy lock-on) while enhancing the tag-team mechanics (allowing both characters to combine their powers into a powerful attack and allowing one character to break another character out of a bind) and adding a new "Navigator" mechanic, where players can pick one of three Navigators ( Alia, Layer, or Palette) to assist the player with information about bosses, enemies, and secrets.
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It was later released for the PC in Japan and Europe on 2005. Mega Man X8 (known in Japan as Rockman X8) is a 2.5D action platformer developed and published by Capcom for the PlayStation 2 on December 7, 2004.
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