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Inafune Open to Capcom Publishing Mighty no. 9, Would Consider Remaking it as Mega Man
![Inafune Open To Capcom Publishing Mighty No. 9, Would Consider Remaking It As Mega Man ① October 9, 2013 3DS, Nintendo,Wii U ·capcom,kickstarter, mega man avantgardian MIGHTY NO9 In an upcoming interview, Mega Man creator Keiji Inafune discusses his Kickstarter success with Mighty No. 9, and the possibility of Capcom publishing the game. He says that if Capcom were to propose the best offer, he "would go with Capcom," assuring that "There is no reason not to publish with Capcom." Inafune also addressed the thoughtof turning the game into a Mega Man title if Capcom was inclined to do so. Although far more hesitant about this idea, Inafune did notexpress complete opposition to it, buthe did admit that the terms would have to be justright, and thathe and his crew "really want this to be [their] thing." In a resounding demonstration of the gaming community's love of Mega Man and Inafune's creations, Migh ty No. 9 shattered its Kickstarter goal of $900K in only two days, eventually raking in nearly $4 million. The Kickstarter campaign even reached a stretch goal thatwill bring it to 3DS, in addition to Wii U There has been much discussion about the game's similarities to Inafune's own Mega Man titles, which has given way to the recent consideration of Capcom's involvement. Inafune's full comments appear below "I would hear their terms. If they had the best terms, I would go with Capcom. There is no reason not to publish with Capcom, and l certainly don't feel like there's a reason thatl have to publish with Capcom. Literally it would be a very cut-and-dried business negotiation. If they had the best terms, the logical businessman in me would say, "Yes let's go with them." "If Capcom came up with really great terms to make it a Mega Man game, then of course l would listen and thatwould be an option. But the base of this game is thatwe wan ted to create something original. If they gave us an offer we couldn'trefuse, thatwould mean having to change the main character into Mega Man. On top of that, itwould still have to be our IP, which is whatwe want. I can't foresee thathappening. We really want this to be our thing.](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/masonry/000/621/741/fdd.jpg)
![Inafune Open To Capcom Publishing Mighty No. 9, Would Consider Remaking It As Mega Man ① October 9, 2013 3DS, Nintendo,Wii U ·capcom,kickstarter, mega man avantgardian MIGHTY NO9 In an upcoming interview, Mega Man creator Keiji Inafune discusses his Kickstarter success with Mighty No. 9, and the possibility of Capcom publishing the game. He says that if Capcom were to propose the best offer, he "would go with Capcom," assuring that "There is no reason not to publish with Capcom." Inafune also addressed the thoughtof turning the game into a Mega Man title if Capcom was inclined to do so. Although far more hesitant about this idea, Inafune did notexpress complete opposition to it, buthe did admit that the terms would have to be justright, and thathe and his crew "really want this to be [their] thing." In a resounding demonstration of the gaming community's love of Mega Man and Inafune's creations, Migh ty No. 9 shattered its Kickstarter goal of $900K in only two days, eventually raking in nearly $4 million. The Kickstarter campaign even reached a stretch goal thatwill bring it to 3DS, in addition to Wii U There has been much discussion about the game's similarities to Inafune's own Mega Man titles, which has given way to the recent consideration of Capcom's involvement. Inafune's full comments appear below "I would hear their terms. If they had the best terms, I would go with Capcom. There is no reason not to publish with Capcom, and l certainly don't feel like there's a reason thatl have to publish with Capcom. Literally it would be a very cut-and-dried business negotiation. If they had the best terms, the logical businessman in me would say, "Yes let's go with them." "If Capcom came up with really great terms to make it a Mega Man game, then of course l would listen and thatwould be an option. But the base of this game is thatwe wan ted to create something original. If they gave us an offer we couldn'trefuse, thatwould mean having to change the main character into Mega Man. On top of that, itwould still have to be our IP, which is whatwe want. I can't foresee thathappening. We really want this to be our thing.](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/621/741/fdd.jpg)
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