To be quite honest, it could have actually been something somewhat entertaining if “Mighty No.9” was inundated with frame rate issues. The gameplay itself wasn’t ABSOLUTELY horrendous. I do not mean to bash this game as hard as I have but it is honestly not very difficult to do considering how much is wrong with this game. It wasn’t a great time and I wish I had someone call me with a fake emergency just so I could turn the game off and leave. Playing this game made me feel like I went on a blind date with the friend of a friend who told me this person is smart, funny, witty and great looking but what showed up was someone who wore glasses, quoted Seinfeld frequently too much and wore baggier jeans than I did. I am not sure if maybe “Mighty No.9” would have done better with more development time or whatever the case may be, but what I do know is that this game is frustrating, repetitive, boring and very unattractive. What was sent out to the masses, to all those Kickstarter contributors, was a game that was lucky when it did not experience frequent frame rate issues, horrendously long load times, sub par voice acting, unoriginal characters and just overall bland and boring set pieces. 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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