MEGA MAN X4 ON PC NOW HAS TWO-PLAYER CO-OP: X AND ZERO TOGETHER
Mega Man X4 Recompiled adds two-player X and Zero co-op

mstan's Mega Man X4 Recompiled, a native Windows and Linux build of the PS1 game made with PSXRecomp, is running a co-op playtest: X and Zero on screen at the same time, each with their own attacks and voices. It works locally with two controllers or over two-player netplay from the launcher, with a unified camera by default and an experimental split view. Playtest 27 went up on 16 October, the third build in a day. Co-op is still alpha. The same dev is behind the Mega Man X and Super Metroid SNES recomps already on the wire.
You need: Your own Mega Man X4 disc (USA, SLUS-00561). Windows x64 or Linux x86_64. No game data is included.
How to play Mega Man X4 on PC
- Download the playtest build for Windows or Linux from the releases page.
- Point it at your own USA disc image.
- Plug in a second controller or start netplay from the launcher.
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