This weapon pre-dates this song by eight years. This Is My Favorite Death Cab For Cutie Song "To preserve the series' history with the Legacy Collection, the versions chosen are the initial release version of the game, in this case, the SNES version of Mega Man X3 is included in this collection." Update: We reached out to Capcom to find out exactly why X Legacy Collection includes the SNES version of Mega Man X3 and it offered us the following statement: Ultimately, I prefer having the SNES game, but I would have liked to see those scenes included in the same way The Day Of Σ was included in the museum. They were present in the 2006 Mega Man X Collection as that collection ported the PlayStation game instead of the SNES game. Those versions of the game included a collection of anime cutscenes, but those scenes are not present on this collection. Mega Man X3 released on Super Nintendo, which is the version of the game included with the collection, but outside of the United States, it also released on PlayStation and Sega Saturn. Mega Man X3's Animated Cutscenes Are Nowhere To Be Found You can see early sketches of bosses, levels, and enemies, but no context for anything, which is a disappointment. Unfortunately, you won’t find much insight into any of the games’ development. Every game has tons of artwork, and there is even plenty of plot and character information included with each game.
The Museum Content Has Little Development Insight