Mega Man‘s Keiji Inafune Has Yet Another Game That’s (Legally) Totally Not Mega Man
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You know how Mighty No. 9 absolutely wasn’t Mega Man, and Azure Strike Gunvolt was also really really not Mega Man, because if they were Mega Man then Capcom could sue so obviously they couldn’t possibly be Mega Man?
Now they’re both in Mighty Gunvolt (a free download when you order Azure Stirker Gunvolt) which is nothing whatsoever like a Mega Man vs. Mega Man video game, and even if it were they’d legally be unable to admit it. So quit talking about Mega Man, all right? What do you mean, we protesteth too much?
h/t SlyDante777
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