Mighty No. 9 Is Complete; Now In The Porting Stage. January 5, 2015 . 2:31pm
Here’s An Updated Look At The Mighty No. 7 Stage From Mighty No. 9. January 13, 2015 . 12:30pm
This week, Comcept and Inti Creates showed off an updated Mighty No. 7 stage from Mighty No. 9, with three new screenshots.
In this stage, Comcept say, Beck will need to navigate past vehicles speeding across a rain-slicked highway. At the end of the stage, he’ll face off against No. 7, whose attacks target the area in front of him, rather than Beck himself.
Mighty No. 9 is currently in the process of being ported to the various platforms it will be released on. A release date for the game has yet to be announced.
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One Of Mighty No. 9′s Stages Takes Place In This Posh Estate. February 3, 2015 . 11:01am source: Siliconera
Comcept have released a few more screenshots from Mighty No. 9, showing off a Capitol Building area that you’ll come across during the Mighty No. 8 stage.
Mighty No. 8 is said to be the strongest Mighty Number in the game. His two main abilities are optical camouflage and radar detection. He’s also a skilled sniper and specializes in engaging his enemies from a distance.
You can read more about Mighty No. 8 over on Comcept’s blog.
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These Are The English Voice Actors Behind Mighty No. 9. February 10, 2015 . 11:02am Comcept have shared a list of the voice-actors that will be lending their voices to Mighty No. 9. The list of talent working on the game is as follows:
- Mighty No. 1 Pyrogen: Matt Mercer
- Mighty No. 2 Cryosphere: Paige King
- Mighty No. 3 Dynatron: Jan Johns
- Mighty No. 4 Seismic: Fred Tatasciore
- Mighty No. 5 Battalion: Brian. T. Delaney
- Mighty No. 6 Aviator: Mick Wingert
- Mighty No. 7 Brandish: JP Karliak
- Mighty No. 8 Countershade: Steve Blum
- Mighty No. 9 Beck: Yuri Lowenthal
- Call: Julie Nathanson
- Dr. White: Jason Spisak
- Dr. Sanda: Dave Wittenberg
- Seijiro Sanda: Dave Wittenberg
- Mr. Graham: Scott Whyte
- Dr. Blackwell: Bob Joles
Voiceover sessions for the game took place from December 9th 17th. In addition to the voice cast, Comcept have also shared character profiles for all the Mighty characters in the game, and you can read them here.
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Take A Look At The Mighty No. 4 Stage From Mighty No. 9. March 10, 2015 . 10:27amComcept and Inti Creates have shared a look at Mighty No. 4s stage from Mighty No. 9, showing off some of the hazards youll encounter while playing through it. You can find a few of them below, with the rest available on Comcepts blog.
Comcept also shared a look at the boss of this stage, Mighty No. 4:
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source:GematsuThe Mega Man successor and a horror game throwback.
Indie games take center stage at the Tokyo Indie Fest in Akihabara this weekend. And thanks to Twitch’s live stream of the event, we have a direct feed look at some of them. Mainly, you’ll get a look at Back in 1995 and Mighty No. 9.
The former starts at 1:09:00 and is Throw the Warped Code Out’s horror game throwback to classics like Resident Evil, Silent Hill, and Alone in the Dark—horrible graphics, d-pad controls, bad translations, and all. According to the studio, the plan was originally to release the game on PlayStation Mobile, but given that’s come to an end, they’re seeking someone to help them publish the game on PlayStation 4 and PS Vita via PlayStation Network.
The latter starts at 02:13:24 and is, of course, Keiji Inafune’s spiritual successor to Mega Man. Its release date was recently announced for mid-September, alongside a physical release on current-gen platforms.
Watch the video over at Twitch.
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The Mighty No. 9 PC beta will be pulled from Steam on Wednesday, May 20th, Comcept announced this morning. Here’s what the studio had to say on the subject of the beta:
Speaking of the porting process, we’ve finally gotten to the point where we can’t progress any further with debug and ROM testing while the Steam beta is still running. That’s why we’ll be discontinuing the Mighty No. 9 beta on Wednesday, May 20th. Now’s your last chance for you beta Beckers to play through No. 2, No. 3 and No. 5 stages, so if you haven’t taken advantage of your reward now’s the time!Mighty No. 9 will be released for PC and consoles this September. Handheld versions of the game will follow at a later date.
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The development of Mighty No. 9 has certainly been interesting to follow, but come this September, it’ll finally be done and released to the world. Given Keiji Inafune and Inti Create’s involvement, it’s impossible to talk about the project without mentioning Mega Man and the influence of the series on the game.
The first thing that I noticed during my recent demo hands-on was that it’s not as tough as the NES Mega Man games, but you can’t breeze your way through it either. Enemies require time and focus to take them out. You’ll be dodging attacks, learning patterns and getting your timings right to in order to succeed. The biggest surprise for me was the quick pace of the game. Traditionally, platformers like this want you to play it safe, to take your time and work out the best way to succeed—not the case here.
One of Beck’s important moves is a dash ability. This is not only used to dodge and pass through small gaps, but also to absorb enemy abilities. While these abilities are not as grand as the moves Beck absorbs from bosses, they still provide small upgrades until they’re used up. You’ll be a little bit faster, a little bit stronger, depending on what you’ve absorbed. Some enemies can only be taken out by absorbing them and certain enemies seem to have weaknesses to specific upgrades as well.
Visually, the game has a simple but pleasant presentation. I saw a decent variety of enemies within the level, each their own moves and patterns. Despite the speedier pace, once you’re playing, it does feel like an NES platformer but with some modern paint and polish. I liked the attention to detail—like how when Beck is low on health, he’ll appear visibly tired.
Coming away from the game, I felt like it was pretty much what was I expecting: a spiritual sequel to Mega Man. Everything feels similar, the look and designs, level layouts, that corridor before the boss. While I’ve only had a very small taste of the game, I am left wondering if maybe an opportunity to be something more has been missed.
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Comcept and Deep Silver have announced a collector’s edition for Mighty No. 9. This is called the Mighty No. 9: Signature Edition, and includes the launch edition of the game, along with a 6.5-inch, individually-numbered statue of Beck.
The statue has 14 different articulation points and three interchangeable faceplates, and you’ll need to pony up $59.99 if you want to get your hands on the collector’s edition.
Meanwhile, all launch window versions of the game will come packed with an additional “Retro Hero” DLC that allows players to battle as a Minecraft-esque version of Beck, as well as a 1-hit-death difficulty mode.
Mighty No. 9 will be available on September 15th in North America and September 18th worldwide for PC, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Wii U, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 3.
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