Proving once again that we are not living in the best of all possible universes.īut this topic isn’t about any of that. If Capcom had actually followed through with this concept, there is a good chance we could all be playing Mega Man 2 as Pac Man and Samus Aran with endless custom-made stages right now. More importantly, this title was going to be filled with content and promising ideas, like a kickin’ soundtrack by The Megas a playable character customization and creation mode a level editor mode to rival Powered Up but on a console that millions more people actually played the ability to play as other Capcom characters like Ryu and Arthur–or even more thrilling, the potential for non-Capcom licensed characters to get “MEGA-fied” (think Super Smash Bros or Super Mario Crossover). There was plenty of time for game play and graphics to be tweaked considering how early it was then in the development cycle. The art style (particularly the “Mega Grump” face) using the “Mega Man” title over “Rockman” worldwide while including “Mega Man”, “Rockman” and “Bad Box Art Mega Man” as different playable characters the reports of questionable game controls and physics coming from early press demo play the questionable tie-ins Inafune’s unfortunate departure in the middle of development the fact that the game was a love letter to Mega Man 2 so soon after Mega Man 9 and countless remixes of “Wily Stage I” had over-saturated fans’ nostalgic favor of the game… There was a lot going on. It was controversial to fans for a variety of reasons. I was pretty excited about it back in 2010.
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