Some folks aren’t too happy with the idea that Capcom will essentially be changing fans a few dollars to download a demo of Mega Man Legends 3. If you want to see the full game down the line, though, then you may want to show your support by purchasing Prototype Version. While director Masakazu Eguchi didn’t say anything about sales explicitly, he did indicate that the “heat and excitement surrounding this downloadable title would determine whether or not the full game could be greenlit.” I’m sure Capcom would be inclined to finish the full game if they see encouraging sales for Prototype Version.
“Furthermore, the heat and excitement surrounding this downloadable title would determine whether or not the full game could be greenlit. If hype is strong, the full title will be a go. If not, it’s a no-go. I don’t even want to think about that outcome!”
Epic Mickey made a splash onto the gaming scene with an initial round of leaked concept art, and these latest images are just as impressive. You could argue that the title never lived up to the hype, but I think it was a respectable start. Junction Point Studios didn’t have a ton of video game development experience, though, so I’d say it was a good start. Epic Mickey seemed to have performed quite well on the market, so perhaps we’ll see a sequel in the future.
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You can also check out the newly opened Mega Man Legends 3 website here.
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