Level-5 won't take that kind of a gamble. but boy, they'd be betting a ton of money on something that likely won't sell. The Comcept studio, led by the legendary Japanese creator Keiji Inafune, a long-time employee of the Capcom company, is responsible for developing the production. They'd have one heck of a task to sell a sequel, even with a new producer/director.Īdmittedly, it could work (especially on emphasizing that it has new developers, and that Inafune is off the project) 9 is an arcade platformer which draws inspiration form the renowned Mega Man series.
now this is what MN9 should've been like." (Although I refused to use Beck)īut no, I say MN9 had its chance, and blew it.Ĭomcept is gone/absorbed, and Inafune doesn't make games anymore. supported Shantae: Half Genie Hero with 15 (I get a free copy on Wii U). It was a good game, and quite the carthasis factor for me. Mighty No 9, totally not Megaman 9, down in the FAQ they mentioned that they. I'll give you that, I liked Mighty Gunvolt Burst. The screenshot of a game that could of had gorgeous graphics. 9 game with the concept art they used at the beginning of the project. Of course my dream scenario would be a new Mighty No. It showed a lot could be done with the IP if done right. That game used Beck, enemies, bosses, and stages from Mighty No. It shouldn't be given up on.Īlso, if they brought it back, they should make it like Mighty Gunvolt Burst. I think so much could still be done with it. 9, they created a lot of great looking characters. Originally posted by Some guy:I wouldn't worry too much about Megaman dying off again, cause Megaman 11 sold very well.
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