It seems that, following his departure, any hope for the Mega Man series went with him as almost every major entry in the series since then has been cancelled. Keiji Inafune, one of the legendary creators of the storied franchise, left Capcom. He was a staple part of video game history, only surpassed by the likes of Mario and a handful of others.
The little blue bomber and his subsequent iterations appeared in over one hundred titles across over a dozen platforms. It's also been revealed System Shock Enhanced is getting more updates so that should be something but as to how this will work out I have no clue, sounds like they're going to attempt it but how it will end up well nothing to do but wait and see I suppose.For over twenty years, Mega Man stood among the giants of gaming. Will be interesting to see what becomes of this, I've backed a few Kickstarter projects and most of those did eventually make it and it'd be nice to see a re-released System Shock and modernized a bit but a full re-creation and modernization of the game for barely 1 million? Yeah it wasn't going to work, it costs more than that. Tight budget already consider the costs of game development and then it gets turned into a full re-imagining even switching from Unity to Unreal Engine which yeah I was not very surprised to hear the feature creep and expanded vision had quickly depleted the funds they received.Īdmittedly they are still going to try to finish the game using funds from the company itself and from other titles and such but it will take time and it also failed to garner any additional funds by securing a publisher even though they reached out to a few, guess they weren't entirely convinced it would work out.
1.3 million for the original idea, a updated remaster of the first System Shock.
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