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Neos Corporation and Yahoo Japan have launched a free browser game based on Mighty No. 9. You can play it right here. According to SankeiBiz, it has the approval of Mighty No. 9 developer Comcept.
It can be played with a mouse, a controller, and it should also work on a mobile device. All you have to do is instruct Beck when to jump as he faces off against a series of increasingly difficult bosses as he shoots automatically.
Why do you need to jump? Well, each boss has their ownunique projectile attack that you’ll have to dodge. As you progress, the jump needs to be more and more precise in order to avoid taking damage – you can only take three hits. Plus, some of the bosses float in the air, meaning you need to jump to hit them with Beck’s arm cannon.
While this browser game won’t make up for the recently announced delay for Mighty No. 9, it’s something, at least. Get what you can out of it.
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source: GematsuNew release date announced following Q1 2016 delay.
Mighty No. 9 will launch on February 9, 2016 in the Americas and February 12 in the rest of the world, publisher Deep Silver announced.
The new release date comes following a delay to Q1 2016 from Mighty No. 9‘s initially planned September 18 launch.
The game will be available physically and digitally across PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Wii U, as well as digitally across PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC, Linux, and Mac. PS Vita and 3DS digital version will be released at a later date.
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USGamer recently had the opportunity to interview Keiji Inafune, the creator of Mighty No. 9 and brought up the possibility of the Mega Man spiritual successor supporting amiibo. Inafune responded positively to the idea of the Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo Wii U versions of the game offering compatibility with the NFC figures, but didn’t confirm anything.
Inafune’s exact response to Jeremy Parish is as follows.
“That’s definitely an option for us, and if we have the opportunity to do it, then we’ll definitely take the chance. And also, we know for a fact a lot of our backers are Nintendo fans, because we ran a platform survey [for Mighty No. 9], and we see how many people are choosing Nintendo hardware. So it’s definitely something we have to look into. “If Comcept and Inti Creates make Mighty No. 9 amiibo compatible, it will become the second third party game to support the NFC figures. The first is Shovel Knight, which will be receiving its own amiibo of its lead character soon.
Mighty No. 9 will come to the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Wii U, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and Windows PC on February 9, 2016 in North America and February 12, 2016 in Europe. It will also be released on the Nintendo 3DS and PlayStation Vita eventually as well.
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source: GematsuMega Man spiritual successor due out early February.
Deep Silver and Comcept have released a new trailer for Mighty No. 9 introducing the 2D side-scroller’s game modes.
Here’s Deep Silver’s description of the clip:Mighty No. 9 is due out on February 9 in the Americas and February 12 in the rest of the world. It will be available physically and digitally across PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Wii U, as well as digitally across PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC, Linux, and Mac. PS Vita and 3DS digital version will be released at a later date.
Watch the new trailer below.
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Mega Man and Mighty No. 9 creator Keiji Inafune of Comcept recently shared some information in an interview with Kinda Funny Games on Mighty No. 9s development, along with his thoughts on its differences with Mega Man, a sequel, and the Japanese games industry. [Thank, Game Jouhou.]
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During the interview, Keiji Inafune shares some thoughts on the criticism behind Mighty No. 9s delay, along with some of the ideas behind its development. He also talks a bit about what he sees differently in Mighty No. 9 compared to the Mega Man games that made him famous.
He then talks about making Mighty No. 9 into a franchise or series. Inafune explains that if he were still working for Capcom or any other big company, he wouldnt be able to talk about it, but since hes part of an indie company, and its his own IP, he can say that theyre already thinking about a sequel.
The director of Mighty No. 9 is already writing some of the scripts and gathering some ideas for the sequel. While they dont know when yet, they say that there will definitely be a sequel.
Inafune then talks about his thoughts on the Japanese gaming industry, as he was previously pretty critical of it in the past, and is asked if his thoughts of changed on the matter. According to the Mega Man creator, he feels that Japanese developers must take on bigger challenges, but it requires courage. He feels that the challenge of go big or go home isnt exactly quite there in Japan, and reiterates that its what needs the courage.
Mighty No. 9 will release in North America on February 9th, 2016, and around the world on February 12, 2016 for PlayStation4, PlayStation3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Wii U, and PC.
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