Capcom's Mighty No. 9 will be out in stores February 2016. After some setbacks and delays, the gaming company is looking forward to release MegaMan's successor next year.
After just about a period of quietness from Capcom for their most dearly loved series, the original designer of MegaMan and former Research and Development executive of Capcom Keiji Inafune looks to bring his unworldly heir to MegaMan to the world after a postponement and some impediments.
Admirers of the MegaMan series have suffered a great deal over the past era. From the negated, still extremely-wanted MegaMan Legends 3, to the lack of any new issues or fresh coming from Capcom, anticipation bit by bit has weakened as the years pulled onward. Inafune anticipates to heal the world of the very least some of that sadness.
Nicknamed as the inheritor to Capcom's MegaMan, Keiji Inafune with publisher Deep Silver are eyeing to issue after a drawn-out development route their label Mighty No. 9 in February of 2016.
For those unacquainted with Keiji Inafune, he is the original designer of MegaMan. This game profits to the origins of what he in the beginning shaped with the series from Capcom. Now the brains of his own production squad, Comcept, Keiji looks to revive life back into what followers have screamed for over the years.
After a very fruitful Kickstarter crusade to obtain finance originally from supporters all over the world, the designer had the game pressed back and postponed a couple of times. Accomplishing over 4 million dollars from the movement, releasing on almost every console that you can imagine, from PC, Mac, Linux to the handheld gaming consoles Sony's PlayStation Vita, and Nintendo's 3DS, Mighty No. 9 expects to be the game that refreshes the gaming communities love for Inafune's heir to his heritage as director for Capcom's Research and Development.
