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Product Details: Mighty No. 9 is a Japanese 2D Side-scrolling Action game that takes the best elements from 8 and 16-bit classics that you know and love and transforms them with modern tech, fresh mechanics, and fan input into something fresh and amazing! Jun 21, 2016 Mighty No. 9 is a 2D Side-scrolling Action game that takes the best elements from 8 and 16-bit classics that you know and love and transforms them with modern tech, fresh mechanics, and fan input into something fresh and amazing!
Share.The soul of the Blue Bomber is nowhere to be found here.ByIt pains me to say as a die-hard Mega Man fan, but lacks the spark of magic and sense of rhythm necessary to make a fun action-platformer, let alone a spiritual successor to one of the most beloved examples of the genre. Its flat, lifeless art style lacks in both fidelity and character, and while it has some novel gameplay ideas, they’re never fleshed out or executed well enough to elevate it past its basement-level production values.Right from the get-go, it’s pretty clear something is amiss with Mighty No. Its sickly color palette and flat lighting don't exactly help its generic, Saturday-morning cartoon art style.
How a game can look this underwhelming and still have noticeable framerate issues in 2016 is simply beyond me, but here we are. It's mostly limited to specific parts of certain stages, and it never led to any deaths I wasn't already headed for, but it's still an eyesore for a game whose graphics weren't doing it any favors in the first place. Despite how homely looking I found it, I did see potential in Mighty No. 9's gameplay ideas in the early going of its three to five-hour campaign.
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After all, while the idea of stealing bosses abilities isn't as ground-breaking today as it was in the 80s, it's still a pretty enjoyable concept, but sadly, none of them feel all that fun to use. Absorbing and using these powers should feel exciting, like turning on a cheat code that grants powers you shouldn’t have, but most of them wind up being borderline useless, and the level design rarely provides a context in which they can be truly useful.Not-so-special AbilitiesI did identify one or two that became bedrocks for me though.
7’s blades, for instance, were particularly useful for reflecting incoming fire and dealing tons of damage up close. Sadly, Mighty No. 9’s more unorthodox and potentially interesting abilities wind up being the most underwhelming. Mighty No 3’s electrodes and No. 4’s tank treads both seemed cool in concept, but in most situations they felt clumsy compared to protagonist Beck’s standard blaster.
I almost always felt like I could cut through any area quicker, and more efficiently without using the fancy stuff - not really how you want 'special' abilities to feel. “I almost always felt like I could cut through any area quicker, and more efficiently without using the fancy stuff.This held doubly true for boss battles; yes, in true Mega Man style you'll find there's one weapon that works particularly well against any given boss, but if I didn't have it, I never had any difficulty plowing through with ye olde standard blaster. This undermines a key part of the Mega Man formula that Mighty No.
9 intends to ape: the strategy of choosing which bosses to fight when. Since I can easily down any boss without hitting-their-weak-spot-for-massive-damage it really never mattered what order I tackled them in. Since the levels and bosses failed to challenge me in ways that demanded the use of these abilities, they ended up feeling superfluous. Only Mighty No. 2’s Cryosphere felt vital in any way, due in large part to how much more energy efficient it is compared to the other options. But it also plays a vital role in synergizing with Mighty No.
9’s other big mechanic: Beck’s enemy-assimilating dash. Damaging enemies enough destabilizes them instead of killing them, so to finish them off, you have to dash through them, collecting a temporary power-up in the process. Absorbing them immediately after destabilizing them (signaled by a 100% 'absorption rate) starts building a combo multiplier, which goes up and up as long as you keep getting 100% absorption rates on subsequent foes. On the surface, it's a neat system that encourages speed and proper spacing between you and your foes.However, hitting enemies with Cryosphere widens the window of time in which you can get a perfect absorption rate to the point where it may as well be forever, which allowed me to rack up huge combos with ease. This made it the obvious choice in most situations, and since you get it very early on, it preemptively renders all subsequent abilities obsolete. The optimal way to play is essentially presented in the second level, which kills most of the challenge, along with the desire to learn and improve.Absolutely Gotta Go FastIt's too bad, because I really like the idea of using timed dashes to finish enemies while continuing to advance, and there were certainly times when I slipped into a pleasing cadence of shooting and dashing, covering large stretches of a level in seconds.
Like Mighty No. 9's other interesting wrinkles though. This too is undermined. Since there's no limitation of any kind on the number of air dashes you can take, and virtually no cooldown, Beck is essentially capable of a limited form of flight, trivializing any platforming challenges thrown at you.
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Technical data.Height???Weight???Xel???HPDuring Boss Battle:100 UnitsAs a Playable Character/Mini Boss Battle:32 UnitsAbilitiesXel AbsorptionWeakness???. Personal information.StatusActiveAffiliation???Family- Creator - BrotherFriends???Allies???Enemies???.
Appearances.Games. Voice actors.JapaneseAtsuko TanakaEnglishCarla TassaraFrenchMarie Zidi.