You could start the match and an Asian bro would instant kill you without being on the screen only to literally Blink into existence after the fact for a split second and repeat till you lose lol. PvP isn't much either or at least not when I played. I took steps to play it when it first came out in English and it was OK but im not really interested in mobile games even if it comes to Steam I doubt I'll get into it again my experience wasn't over the top like most say somehow it just felt like smaller MegaMan X levels with purchase/patience curves so it didn't really impress me especially because it was so easy. I'm all in for accessibility and native controller support!Įh.

But I wouldn't oppose this in the slightest. Would you pick up and play X DiVE on PC? Hey, I've been doing alright with BlueStacks. Perhaps a PC/Steam port is the answer? Pending further evidence or official word from Capcom, we can only speculate. If so, that would open the game up to a larger audience new players living beyond the game's key markets in Asia and Japan.ĭemand for official support in North America and much of Europe has been vocal since day one. While nothing is outright confirmed, the presence of Steam strings could suggest that the development team are in the process of porting Rockman X DiVE to PC. Indeed, there are heavy implications at work here. These and dozens of other solitary references to Steam haven't appeared in Rockman X DiVE before. Please start the game on the Steam panel' appear numerous times throughout the client. English prompts such as 'the account has been banned by Steam VAC', ' Steam product ID doesn't match', ' Steam purchase failed,'and ' You are not logged in on your Steam account.

According to a verified Rockman Corner source, the latest version of Rockman X DiVE's client makes several allusions to Steam. Nope this isn't an early April Fool's joke. And if a few interesting strings are to be believe, it may find further success on PC.

Rockman X DiVE is a proven hit on mobile.

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