Tag: Keiji Inafune

Getting to be kind of a Street Fighter x Tekken weekend here on TMMN. We’ve been downing donuts and pizza the whole time, getting into the “Mega Man” spirit. Above’s a COIN-OP interview with Yoshinori Ono and Seth Killian. Around the 3:40 mark, Ono begins to talk about Pac-Man and Mega Man. This time, he […]

The 100,000 Strong for Mega Man Legends 3 Facebook group has posted a very special update to their page: a translation of a recent post to Keiji Inafune’s official blog in which he recognizes and throws in his support for the fans who are fighting to get Mega Man Legends 3 back on track. Following […]

Click to enlarge. Sorry for taking so long with this one, folks; we wanted to give resident Proto Fan Tabby first crack at this, but unfortunately, she’s unavailable. That said, it’s clear that not everything that Keiji Inafune has had a hand in has been wiped from Capcom’s own collective mind following the creator’s departure, […]

Since the cancellation of Mega Man Legends 3, perhaps even prior to that, fans have wondered why Keiji Inafune left Capcom before the game could be completed. After all, he has frequently cited his fondness for the game and how hard he had to fight in order to even get it underway, so what’s the […]

Quite a bit of Mega Man Legends stuff going on here… but then, what did we expect for a news tip from the 100,000 Strong for Mega Man Legends 3 Facebook group (by way of Treleus)? Star Force? First up is this schedule of events that the group has planned for their appearance at the […]

Transformers: The Movie, this ain’t. …the old one, we mean. Pre-Michael Bay. 1986. In that movie, when Autobot leader Optimus Prime died (spoilers), his last words were that “one day, an Autobot shall rise from our ranks and use the power of the Matrix to light our darkest hour.” On the other side of things, […]

There are no old video game stories, just stories people have forgotten, or never read to begin with. That’s what seems to be the case today, as tips come in and word is spreading all around about an interview which Keiji Inafune gave to Japanese gaming website 4Gamer.net, one in which he discusses how he […]

Some of you may remember that about a month ago, a well-spoken gentleman by the name of Andrew Eisen addressed Nintendo of America and their seeming decision not to release any of the “Operation: Rainfall” games (Xenoblade Chronicles, The Last Story, and Pandora’s Tower for the Wii) by way of a YouTube video which asked […]

Since the cancellation of Mega Man Legends 3 was announced, out friend Auto over at MMN affiliate E-Can Factory has made several posts in response to Capcom’s unpleasant actions and handling over the project as a whole. Following are some select posts from the past couple of weeks. Why You Get to Blame The Executives, […]

MMN reader Omar has created an essay which looks at why he believes Mega Man Legends 3 was canceled, as well as the possibilities for its return. Mind, he did submit this to us a few days ago, and we have only now been able to post it, so there may be some parts which […]

The above video was posted to YouTube by… er, “PhallusKnifeFight,” who says that depending on where you look, it originated with someone named “SteelAJeeg,” or simply from /v/. The video pretty much speaks for itself, and there is little I can add, save to say it kind of gets me right here. *taps at his […]

Many have been hit hard by the announcement of Mega Man Legends 3‘s cancellation, which one can easily attest by looking at how many comments we received on our post delivering the news. It is a truly considerable outpouring, perhaps a site record and is even comparable to how many the announcement itself received. Add […]