X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse

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X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse

Developer(s)	Capcom
Publisher(s)	Capcom
Release date(s)	1994
Genre(s)	Action
Mode(s)	Single player
Platform(s)	Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Media	16-megabit Cartridge

X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse is a 1994 Super Nintendo fighting game by Capcom in which the X-Men must rescue mutants from captivity in the Genosha island complex. Each X-Man has a specific mission he or she must accomplish. Professor X issues an order which the X-Men must complete to finish their missions, but the levels may be played in any order. After that, Apocalypse (and later, Magneto) appears with the intention of destroying Genosha. In this case, the missions are shared by all characters (not specific) and the player can choose which X-Man suits better for the current mission.

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Comics (Full list)	Uncanny X-Men \| X-Men vol. 2 \| Astonishing X-Men \| Exiles \| Generation X \| New Excalibur \| New Mutants \| New X-Men \| X-Factor \| X-Men Unlimited \| Ultimate X-Men \| X-Force
Major storylines	"Dark Phoenix Saga" \| "Days of Future Past" \| "Mutant Massacre" \| "The Fall of the Mutants" \| "Inferno" \| "The X-Tinction Agenda" \| "X-Cutioner's Song" \| "Muir Island Saga" \| "Fatal Attractions" \| "Phalanx Covenant" \| "Age of Apocalypse" \| "Onslaught" \| "Operation: Zero Tolerance" \| "Eve of Destruction" \| "E Is For Extinction" \| "Planet X" \| "House of M" \| "Decimation" \| "Civil War"
In other media	Film: Generation X \| X-Men \| X2 \| X-Men: The Last Stand \| Magneto \| Wolverine TV: Mutant X \| Pryde of the X-Men \| X-Men: The Animated Series \| X-Men: Evolution
Universe	Avalon \| Asteroid M \| Cerebro \| Crimson Dawn \| Danger Room \| Enemies \| Fastball Special \| Genosha \| Legacy Virus \| M'Kraan Crystal \| Madripoor \| Muir Island \| Savage Land \| Teams \| Xavier Protocols \| X-Jet \| X-Mansion
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