That may include Wii U owners who have long waited to get their hands on the game, only to find that their version suffers from longer loading times (45 seconds), framerate issues, and even input lag problems. He’s certainly entitled to it ( Update: Or maybe not seems that Judd’s own thoughts got mixed with Inafune’s, and the notorious “better than nothing” part did not come from Inafune), though there are others who disagree. And at the end of the day, even if it’s not perfect, it’s better than nothing. Because I’ll tell you what, I’m not getting my 2D side-scrolling fill.
But, again, we can hope that if things go well, there’ll be sequels. So, for now, this is what you see and what you get, for the Mighty No. They didn’t try to microtransaction it out, they didn’t try to DLC it out for extra money. The reality is they put everything into making this game. So there’s not any additional DLC beyond the Ray DLC. According to Destructoid, part of the stream was spent addressing the game’s faults, but it’s this statement from Inafune (as translated by Judd, and transcribed by Nintendo Everything - thanks for the link, Cbluekevin!) that is making headlines: As of this writing, you can still view the stream featuring Ben Judd, producer Nick Yu, and Keiji Inafune himself on Twitch here.ĭespite being nearly two hours long, the focus today has largely been on one part in particular. They also announced a livestream that would take place last night (sorry for not bringing that to you, I was attending an event for another game and got in late). It seems several people received codes for the incorrect platform, or even the incorrect region, provided they got them at all. Of course, that’s also assuming that those codes work.
So that those who chose the Xbox 360 version won’t be left out on launch day, they’ll be receiving codes to download the game on Steam, with codes for their platform of choice arriving once it passes certification. The former has been delayed (props for sticking to the gimmick for as long as possible) for several days due to a bug found in the final round of certification testing, while the latter is in final testing by Deep Silver.
There, they sadly reveal that the Xbox 360 and the Steam builds for Linux and Mac are not going to be ready today after all.
Sigh, where to begin? I guess we’ll take it from the top, that being the official Mighty No. 9 has launched today, and with it has come some a mighty number of problems, issues, and other stuff that will no doubt keep it trending for a while. Okay, so this wasn’t supposed to go live when it did, because a whole bunch of new info has come up since I scheduled it (go figure), and something went wrong and it went live anyway.
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