Chris and Hamilton discuss Mega Man X: The Maverick Hunter’s Field Guide with authors Nadia and David Oxford. They explore how the book was written, which Mega Man X spinoffs are worth playing, and which Maverick is the wackiest. The reason for Mega Man X5‘s seemingly inexplicable Guns ‘N Roses references is revealed.
You can buy the book on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Target, or your preferred retailer. You can also follow Nadia Oxford on Twitter at @nadiaoxford and David Oxford on Twitter at @LBD_Nytetrayn or check out their other projects, the Axe of the Blood God podcast and website poisonmushroom.org.
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