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General | Posted by Cameron at Aug. 6, 2008 - 11:37 am


Capcom's going out of its way to make sure its deliciously stale Mega Man 9 offers a true 8-bit experience, bugs and all. The company's Hironobu Takeshita recently told Gamasutra that the download will have the look and feel of a NES-era release, and that things such as sprite flicker have even been included as a -- thankfully optional -- feature.


The fact that Capcom is making a conscious effort to retro-fy this release of Mega Man makes me giggle gleefully. We've seen the face of next-gen, and some of the time, it results in a wonderful gaming experience. Other times, you just wish for the solid mechanics and simplicity of yesteryear (that's not to say ease, though - have you ever beaten a Mega Man 8-bit game?). This is immersion of a whole different kind. Cheers to the folks at Capcom.
[Read Full Story at joystiq]
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1 - Posted by Kurtis on August 7, 2008 - 5:09 pm

lol... bugs, hooray! that's just what i've always wanted in my re-makes! actually, it is sort of cool that they're intentionally doing those things for old-times-sake, i'm just teasing. :)

megaman 9 trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YIis8GbgwM

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