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Japanese release of the games contained a ''Rockman EXE Card Game'' Carddass card of ''Ground Style'' or ''Shadow Style'' depending on the version purchased. | Japanese release of the games contained a ''Rockman EXE Card Game'' Carddass card of ''Ground Style'' or ''Shadow Style'' depending on the version purchased. | ||
''Battle Network Rockman EXE 3 Black'' saw a pre-release at the 17th Next-Generation World Hobby Fair<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20030410035331/http://www.capcom.co.jp:80/event/whf17/osaka.html Official Capcom web archive]</ref>. It also came out via a CoroCoro mail order. | ''Battle Network Rockman EXE 3 Black'' saw a pre-release at the 17th Next-Generation World Hobby Fair (February)<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20030410035331/http://www.capcom.co.jp:80/event/whf17/osaka.html Official Capcom web archive]</ref>. It also came out via a CoroCoro mail order. | ||
The game’s 8 story chapters are denoted by these respective bosses at the end: | The game’s 8 story chapters are denoted by these respective bosses at the end: | ||
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Mega Man Battle Network 3 is the first game to come in 2 versions and the final Japanese game to don the Battle Network subtitle. The game saw the first time outside merchandise influences the series gameplay; The anime and card game provided material for Compression Commands and Mod Codes. In some later promotional material, the initial Japanese version of game was called White version.
Japanese release of the games contained a Rockman EXE Card Game Carddass card of Ground Style or Shadow Style depending on the version purchased.
Battle Network Rockman EXE 3 Black saw a pre-release at the 17th Next-Generation World Hobby Fair (February)[1]. It also came out via a CoroCoro mail order.
The game’s 8 story chapters are denoted by these respective bosses at the end:
- FlashMan
- BeastMan
- BubbleMan
- DesertMan
- PlantMan
- FlameMan
- DrillMan
- Final Boss
- Area Guide
- BattleChip Commands
- BattleChip Info
- BattleChip Locations
- Boss Guide
- Capcom Official Rules
- Connectivity Guide
- Cross-Game Compatibility with NT
- Extra Folders
- Glitches
- Job BBS
- Localization Changes
- Lotto Numbers
- Monoliths
- Navi Customizer
- Omega Bosses
- Panel Types
- Program Advance Memo
- Shop Locations
- Side Quests
- Staff Roll
- Style Change
- Title Screen Marks
- Version Differences
- Virtual Console Changes
- Virus Breeder
- Virus Guide