Everyone else, however, looked awful.ĭifficulty needs to be done right. Beck on the other hand could have a better design. The story itself needs to be changed imo which says something to me, considering how Mega Man isn't exactly known for it's story.Ĭall looked adorable. Personally the cut-scenes were a huge cringe for me. 9 in many ways) I felt like this was a good time to bring up what I would want to see changed (in a very general sense) about Mighty No. Though with the release of Mega Man 11 (a game that outdid Mighty No. 3DS and Vita versions are due "at a later point".Yeah, I think it's fair to say Mighty No. launches next month on Linux, Mac, PC, PS4, Wii U and Xbox One, as well as on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 via digital channels only. The good news is, it's only marketing the game itself may well take a very different tone. Whatever it is, it seems to have met with an unhappy reaction. It all feels a bit 90's to me, which may have been intentional but hasn't quite nailed nostalgia. Maybe it's the jab about anime fans, which seems a bit disdainful given how much crossover there is between fans of Japanese animation and fans of classic Japanese games. 9 is a family-friendly game, even if its backers are all grown ups with credit cards. Maybe it's the patronising voiceover, which was probably chosen because Mighty No.
I don't know if it's the kind of janky graphics and animation in the non-gameplay sections, which we might forgive given this is a crowdfunded project. This sort of reaction isn't something we normally pay attention to, except when it illustrates something as fascinating as the Battlefield 1 versus Call of Duty Infinite Warfare YouTube rivalry, but in this case it's a nice empirical measure of a fanbase's reaction to a somewhat, uh, painful trailer. Although the UK, DE, IT and FR versions have fewer views, none has managed a positive likes ratio. The likes to dislikes ratio is currently 920 to 7,465. The US version, embedded above, has over 93,000 views at time of writing. A new trailer released overnight and has been absolutely slammed by viewers. Kickstarted back in 2013, it has been pushed back a comical number of times from its original 2015 release window, accompanied by unfortunately-broken promises of no further delayed.īut now it's really happening: Mighty No.9 went gold, so there really shouldn't be anything else to worry about.
We're one month out from the launch of Mighty No.
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