I was surprised by how long most of the stages are. 9's campaign is broken up into an introductory stage, eight themed levels featuring different bosses, and a few final stages. Call proves that she can accomplish more when she's not stuck behind a desk It can be downright embarrassing at times. Mainly, characters' mouths never move when they talk, the voice acting is beyond cheesy, and a large amount of environments (including the main hub) are bare-bones and just plain boring. All of that being said, there are some major issues that are hard to ignore. Also, many environments stand out with plenty of vibrant colour and detail. Visually, I found the character models to be delightful with cute designs for both allies and enemy forces. Each song sounds like it's ripped straight from one of the classics and even features an option to switch between modern and retro styles. 9 accomplishes extremely well is provide an incredible soundtrack by Mega Man veteran Manami Matsumae. The familiar gameplay mixes with this new dash mechanic in a fantastic way that manages to keep the action fresh and exciting. Playing it reminded me more of the Mega Man X series due to its fast-paced intensity and tricky platforming. Although Beck is unable to charge his buster, he can dash into enemies while they're weakened in order to gain temporary power-ups and perform chains to get higher scores. 9 is generally played like a Mega Man game as you run, jump, and shoot. When Beck said he likes to hang out, I didn't think he meant literally! Now that I've played and completed it, I must say that I'm mildly disappointed but I'm still glad that I finally get to enjoy Mighty No. When I first heard that Keiji Inafune was working on a new Mega Man style game, I gladly donated because I'm a huge fan of the series. In full disclosure, I was a backer but that was when the project was still in its infancy with no negative press surrounding it.
However, all of these talking points don't equate to Mighty No.
I'm well aware of all the controversy surrounding the infamous Kickstarter campaign and poor management of it (complete with constant delays, awful trailers, and empty promises).
⚡ Beck takes a moment to admire the sunset while stuck in trafficīefore I begin the review, I want to make it clear that I'm going to review Mighty No. │ Just like with PlayStation 5, Video Chums utilizes an SSD on our server to deliver lightning-fast page load times. Beck sure has some enormous shoes to fill so let's see how Mighty No. Mega Man may not be around much anymore, but a new blue robotic hero is here to save the day. 9 is also available for PS3, PS Vita, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Wii U, and 3DS Maciejewski playing a PS4 on June 22, 2016
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