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Is there any voice for
that you do like? Or did every voice for him make him sound annoying to you?
's voice better than this 's voice. No hard feelings to those who likes his old voice.
His voice actor in X8 is the same one used for MHX.Is there any voice for
On a slightly related note, What voice did X have in X8(I still don't have that game)? I think his best voice was the one in MHX.
I actually likeIs there any voice for
On a slightly related note, What voice did X have in X8(I still don't have that game)? I think his best voice was the one in MHX.
's voice, i didn't minded 's voice either(but i will say i think the new one is better), is not the voice itself that annoys me, is his personality, wich result in the delivery having to be as obnoxious as possible.
You aren't into the confident character type either? It's not their confidence that annoys me (in fact, it's something I envy them for), but sometimes they come off as arrogant, a trait that I really hate in people. Not to mention, they act high and mighty all the time, and depending on what the writer wants to do with them, never show weakness. Also, some characters of this type have voices that annoy the hell out of me.I actually like
I know that's supposed to be him, a blue hedgehog with "attitude", but to me, all that amounts to is a little blue smart***.
Glad someone else read it that way too.
THIS. Freaking, THIS.
Oh, a Gary Stu then? Great, just what we needed. -_-
I'm still glad that they didn't go in this direction for smash. Still, it's a cool video.
That voice actually fits surprisingly well.
What's a Discord chat? Is it a chaotic chat?
I have. Between the two games it's my favorite. I've made runs with both characters and of the two, Ashe stood out the most for me. I just loved some of the abilities she had, like her powerful laser shots, reflect lasers, chain lightning shots(though her lock on didn't quite have the vertical range that Grey's had),and especially Ashe's version of Model ZX.What's a Discord chat? Is it a chaotic chat?
Anyway, I was wondering if anyone else here played ZX Advent? I finished my first run of the game with Ashe recently, and to put it briefly: It's alright, and does fix some of the issues ZX had, but it falls short in a few areas that made ZX a great game.
Good ol' Muah. I'm a fan of his videos, BTW.
Let me know
Unless you count Legacy Collection.
Most likely Capcom just trying to test the waters given the series wasn't doing so hot during the '00s bar MM9/10. Also probably because Inafune left and letting time heal the wounds of the mass cancellations.
In my view, they are letting him take a break from the countless games they've given him pre-2010 and after losing Keji Inafune as the series' producer. Before 2010 hit us Capcom over-saturated the market with an abundance of Mega Man games: I mean, the dude has 7 different game series, tens of spinoffs, 132 games in total, and the games would get very little space between each other because they would release multiple titles for him per year. The funny part is that out of all these 132 games, his best seller is Mega Man 2... which was released way back in 1988 (a.k.a. over 20 years ago) and only sold 1.51 million copies, and most of his other games only sell around 225,000 copies, though Mega Man X, Battle Network 4, and Mega Man 3 came a little bit close. Though people often regard him as Capcom's (unofficial) mascot and one of the biggest icons in all of gaming, Mega Man games don't really sell all that well for the most part and his IP is in fact only Capcom's 4th best seller. Many Capcom haters and angry fans fail to acknowledge this fact.
and they do still want to keep making his games, but what they don't want is to turn him into a cash cow or take a huge risk that will lose them money.
at Genesis. Which is a bummer because I really did want to see and at Genesis.is not getting the appreciation he deserves!
was shelved for the entire N64 era and its latest game was around 5 years ago, which didn't sell as much as Nintendo wanted and was pretty controversial for a lot of reasons (mainly Samus' characterization and the horible story). They did give us Federation Force at E3, but not too many people were happy about it. has been asleep since 2004, as Nintendo is still struggling to find a way to make the game feel new again (as Miyamoto said in an interview about a few years back iirc) only got one game for the entire Wii & DS era and only recently came with Star Fox Zero after nearly a decade had a 15 year wait to get Punch Out for Wii, and THAT game was also around 5 or 6 years ago. had a whopping 25 year wait for his game before Sakurai brought him back in Brawl and then making Uprising. Even now, Sakurai says he doesn't plan to make a sequel and that we'll likely have to wait yet another 25 years for a new K (I'm not sure if it really will end up that way, but ya never know) or maybe , Nintendo's had a history of ignoring their franchises for just as long, sometimes even longer than 3-5 years. They pay attention to sales numbers just as much, if not more than Capcom does (they were gonna cancel Fire Emblem and make Awakening its last game for instance because of the series' poor sales, if it wasn't for its high sales it'd probably be dead by now) and they might not be the saving grace for MM people think it is. We wouldn't know unless it actually happened: They could shelf him again for all we know, or best case scenario could be that they make a few MM games and then ignore him again. They already have trouble managing their own IPs and own too many they have to worry about, so I don't think its in their best interest to start worrying about those of other companies. Not to mention that if they got the IP they would have to give said franchises even less attention, they only have so much time, money, resources, and employees to work with after all.
Yeah, i didn't backed the kickstarter either, so i don't really mind it, but man, is it a **** move to the guys that did. I understand that they are trying to fix problems related to the game engine, but this and the time Inafune wanted MORE money to make a Rival character dlc or something, AFTER the kickstarter ended, is the type of stuff that worries me.
I backed the kickstarter and I have no issue's with the delay, sucks but i'm not making a big deal out of it unlike all the other angry Megaman nerds. The reason for the delay is rooted in bugs inside the network modes, and specifically problems with matchmaking. There are two large reasons for this problem, one of them being the large number of platforms supported (the solution for each platform is slightly different) and the other stems from the fact that the engine they are using is no longer being updated which means adjustments for matchmaking and online code are being made manually (actually reprogramming parts of the engine by the dev team themselves). Unfortunately, this is all a result of miscalculations on the part of the development staff.
I backed the game up too. I'm usually okay with delays, because it tells me that the developers would rather have a game that works than a game that's shipped out with bugs on arrival (Hi, Arkham Knight PC port). My issue with this delay is that this is the third delay, and Inafune promised that there wouldn't be anymore delays after the second one. I've seen people say that this game is going to suck because of the countless delays. It also doesn't help that whenever Mighty Number 9 is brought up, people usually gloss over it. I've even had one dickbag say that I should be ashamed for being optimistic for the game. That's how low it's gotten.