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Such as heart containers, that can increase the health bar and energy capsules that's use to store extra health.

Other upgrades can be found in each of the stages. When a boss is defeated, Zero learns a new technique instead of a new weapon - he also has no limit to how many times he could use his newly learned techniques. Zero has no armor upgrades - it's partly due to the fact the armor upgrades are not compatible to Zero (It was explained in Mega Man X5). Zero is more up close melee style, he also has no projectile attacks (With the exception one that is earned by Storm Owl). Zero is similar to X in terms of basic mechanics (Dash and climb), but differs greatly in terms of combat. X also has armor upgrades - Helmet, legs, body armor, and X-Buster - that are found in four of the eight levels they can upgrade X's power for the X-buster, and others can give him special abilities that he never had.

When bosses are defeated, X can inherit their powers in the form of a weapon with limited ammunition. The gameplay for X is similar to the previous games in the series X has his X-buster that can be charged up to shoot out a powerful projectile, he can climb on walls, and has a dash move. The game was later released for the PC in Japan (on December 3, 1998) and North America (sometime in 1999) and is included in the Mega Man X Collection compilation for the PlayStation 2 and GameCube (released on January 10, 2006). When massive floating city Sky Lagoon crashes down to Earth (killing millions of civilians) and Repliforce is believed to be behind it (soon regarded as a force of Mavericks), X (teamed up with rookie Maverick Hunter Double) and Zero (teamed up with Colonel's kind-hearted sister, Iris) must investigate the Repliforce's plan to build a utopian space station (believing it to be used for a more sinister purpose). Set in 21XX, shortly after the events of Mega Man X3, a new Reploid anti- Maverick military force has risen (the "Repliforce") led by the powerful Reploid, General (and his second-in-command, Colonel).

Mega Man X4 also features animated full-motion video cutscenes and separate campaigns for both Mega Man X and Zero (who now has a different close-ranged combat style with his Z-Sword). The fourth game in the Mega Man X series (and the sequel to Mega Man X3), the game is the first to be built for 32-bit consoles (allowing them to use a new higher-quality art style, higher-quality audio, and a game saving system). Mega Man X4 (known in Japan as Rockman X4) is a side-scrolling action platformer developed and published by Capcom for the Sega Saturn and PlayStation on September 1997 in the US.