#kenji inafune

[nighten-obsidian]

I was just thinking about this in my head, what if Kenji Inafune got the idea of Mega Man X where its set in the future from Mega Man World 2? I mean look at it, World 2 was release in Japan on 1991 and Mega Man X came out in Japan on 1993. Im not saying its true but what if he plagiarsed the story off of World 2?

I dont think he did at all because he said in one interview that he had the idea of the series set in the future for a long time, but the reason why I thought of this was because how much of a shitty writer Kenji Inafune is. Also the fact hes deemed the "father of Mega Man" even tho he wasnt the one who truley created his look because somone made the sprite first and he went off drawing the artwork. Forgort his name

[nighten-obsidian]

So i was J's Reviews video on Mightiy No. 9 talking about the fishy stuff that Kenji Inafune was doing and why in the world was he acting like this game would become a huge series with making a animated series for it. Another thing that was crazy was doing another kickstarter for another game being alot like Mega Man Legends, even tho you're still working on Mighty No. 9. What in the world was he thinking?

I was also reading the comments that Kenji Inafune also worked on some other game that took around 3 years to come out was Fantasy Life, and another game that would be sadly canned called Kaio: King of The Pirates for 3DS. And then created a fucking NFT game based on Megaman.

What in the world is wrong with him? Hes horrible at owning his own company and at business. Hell he even did this with Mega Man X5, he was barley on the project and this was going to be the "grand sendoff" to the X series. I hosnetly feel really bad for all the workers that had to work under or with him and deal with all that.

[bagogames]

Vaporware Chronicles: Mega Man Legends 3D

http://www.bagogames.com/vaporware-chronicles-mega-man-legends-3d/

[retro-pixel-lizard-blog]

Name: Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge

Developed By: Inti Creates / Capcom Production Studio 2

Release Date: March 2, 2004

Platform: Game Boy Advance (Originally on Wonderswan)

[playistic]

How Kenji Inafune’s ReCore prizes color and cute robots over realism and blood

Too many shooting games feel like slogs through war and murder. It doesn’t have to be that way. Keiji Inafune is best known for the 2D action platformer series Mega Man (and his recent release inspired by it, Mighty No. 9), but he’s now producing a 3D game exclusive to the Xbox One and PC, ReCore, […] http://goo.gl/tLWbWI #Playistic

[omegablacky]

In case anyone’s having trouble figuring out the weaknesses. 

[fuckoregano]

Like, I can even muster righteous indignation or schadenfreudic enjoyment over Mighty No. 9's failure. It really just makes me super fucking sad.

[precurememes]

Then again, I’m sure that you supported and played Mighty No.9, despite how much butthurt the critics give the game. It’s not MegaMan, but I’m sure it does pay hommage to MegaMan even if it’s Inafune’s game, minus no Capcom.