Mighty No. 9 - Keiji Inafune / comcept kicksarter project

[Stark]

So, yes. I hope it gets to the 3.3 mark, I'd love for it to be on the next gen systems.

[ZeroAX]

I just want that extra final boss .

I have money to support it now, but I can't decide if I should go for just the base game, or the 60$ pack. That extra 15$ for people outside the US also stings a little.


Did they release any info on when we might be getting the first actual screenshots/trailer?

[jinx]

I'm in it for the Co-Op ($2.75 mil). Kit and I want to play as Beck and Call.

[Gunstar Green]

They keep teasing about the possibility of a physical copy, even if it's only via USB drive. I hope we hear more about that soon.

[ZeroAX]

They keep teasing about the possibility of a physical copy, even if it's only via USB drive. I hope we hear more about that soon.

SNES cartridge shaped USB stick? I'm in . I also want the European version to have a "slower by 17% plus black border lines" option, to get that authentic 80s-90s feel

[Damm64]

They keep teasing about the possibility of a physical copy, even if it's only via USB drive. I hope we hear more about that soon.

as long is not just a piece of paper inside a case...

[ninjainspandex]

wait so now that its going to be on xbox and ps3 and wii u is that included in my $60 pledge? Or do we just get the PC version and have to buy the xbox version separately?

[GSZX1337]

It says right in the KS page:

Mighty No. 9 is being developed for the PC with gamepad support (of course!), and will be made available through Steam and DRM-free digital distribution methods. Other platforms, including home consoles, Mac, and Linux, are a high priority, but only if we can afford them via stretch goals. Should we reach those goals, anyone funding the project will be allowed to choose which version of the game they would like to receive. The estimated release date is spring 2015.

[Retrogamer0001]

Not to be a downer, but I really don't see the purpose of shelling out $60 for a digital copy of a PC game that will eventually be on Steam for a fraction of that price. Without the physical copy, the money spent is gone, gone, gone, with no way to recoup it. I know that isn't what gaming is all about, but why spend so much money on it if that's the case? I think it's great that so many people are supporting this project but I fail to see why everyone is rushing to throw their money down a pit.

[jinx]

It's only $20 for the digital copy, not $60. Sure you can pledge more to get additional goodies, but just for the basic game is $20. I would pledge more if I could, because I want to see them hit higher goals.

Mighty No. 9 is being developed for the PC with gamepad support (of course!), and will be made available through Steam and DRM-free digital distribution methods.

A lot of these kickstarters will supply you with a code to download it on the platform of your choosing. This means I'll be able to select Steam or PS3 as my options. For $20, getting a digital copy of the game on the platform of my choice, as well as being an early supporter, sounds like a pretty good deal to me.