Unfortunately, that isn’t what we received. Some of us contributed to the Kickstarter that made “Mighty No.9” a possibility just so we can delve down that side scrolling adventure but with a modern coat of paint, a new cast of characters and smooth gameplay at 60 fps. We all have enjoyed generations of the Blue Bomber himself and with news about a spiritual successor coming out that would be catered to the modern gamer, with new and improved graphics and all new characters… we all waited with bated breath. A story of robots created by a maniacal genius with a bad hair-do to take over the world! How can you go wrong? Enter “Mighty No.9”. Keiji Inafune created a story that hooked us all as children. Since then, I have played all Mega Man games as well as the X series. I played and replicated my brother’s play style until I developed my own groove and became an independent gamer who wanted to figure things out on his own. I finally grew enough courage to try to play as the Blue Bomber in 1990 when Mega Man 3 came out. While I didn’t play the game myself, I watched my brother intently as he made his way through the robots and they progressively tricky level designs. First, I want to establish a little history of myself I have been an avid Mega Man fan since the original dropped in 1987. I understand that my header there sounds extreme or dramatic but it is not without just cause. Spiritual Successor or Abomination to the Blue Bomber?
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