Trusting anyone to be at least neutral with an account name that declares their disdain for someone is as dumb as expecting even-handed criticism from a political site that states their opinion in the website name. I never understood why that was so hard to understand for people. "Wow, look at what I-Hate-Crapcom has to say about all the horrible things Capcom did!" It comes across as a bit obsessed to the point where they might be unreasonable.
Fujos are what hold Zero in the X series up, tbh. They love bishies so very, very much.
Wasn't Crazylegz42 involved in that? She was a Ruby-Spears Megaproto shipper and yes, she drew porn of the pairing. Also Bass fucking Ruby-Spears Roll.
They will never, ever admit this.
in mega man 12, roll will be an obese, trans black individual.
Nah, Capcom knows that will piss off the pedos.
This one million times over, 6 feels so fresh because of the Rush adapters giving you new ways to play. I wish the series would have maintained this ambitious attitude instead of being shackled by conman's obsession with 2 until 11 hit.
He's literally based on Einstein, the famous German scientist who Immigrated to America. pretty obvious statement I know but like the MM1 art of him is literally just a tiny grumpy cartoon Einstein. You don't need a fucking wiki citation to see a tiny dude named Albert Wily who looks exactly like an Albert Einstein Caricature in the early games before getting his iconic design like in the 3rd or so game but keeping the little Einstein sprite based on his initial promo/concept art from the first game till the seventh mainline game. He's mainly just visually based on Einstein rather than meant to be him. It's kind of like how in the original Metal gear sprites Big boss' art was a was just a pixellated edit of a Sean Connery photo but with more effort, only forlater games to depict him looking like he could actually be Snake's dad.
I think it's supposed to be a kind of pun with the L and R pronunciation being similar. He used to be partners with Dr. Wily and they helped revolutionalize Robotics kind of like how the Wright brothers revolutionized Travel. Could also just be one of many weird inconsistencies like How Mega-man's real name is Rock usually but then in shit like Powered up the english version calls him "mega" before he becomes mega man which ruins the pun of rock and roll.
The fact Monster Hunter was a hit where MM failed was because for that entire era, they were flooding the market with MegaMan games every single year with non-stop no breaks. The reality also was that the dwindling audience that did exist at the time, didn't WANT a Chibi-remake of MegaMan 1 or a remake of MMX. No matter how good the quality really was. Apparently they all sat down with Inafune to discuss how to proceed with the X series and instead of X9, they decided on an MMX remake. It was the wrong call. Sure, X7 was a low point for the series and it SUCKED. But X8 actually fixed a lot of problems and got the fans that were there, interested in X9.
Except it's true, when you look back at the sales data for the original games. 2 was a side project and it was a miracle that game was finished at all. The real problem is that MegaMan was always a quick cash grab for Capcom. It was never intended to be a flagship franchise, it just happened to turn out that way. They're the horror movies of video games. Schlock they churned out with low cost and high profits. When Capcom is desperate for revenue again, they'll make a new title.
That's because English translators are retarded when it comes to this franchise and always have been.
It actually does make sense from the perspective of one who sees the surface of a thing and not the totality.
I understand that, but I played these games on release. NOBODY wanted Maverick Hunter X. There just wasn't a market for it at the time. We were in remake central, but people at the time wanted X9. Sure, Maverick Hunter X was probably the safer bet, but it wasn't the right decision at the moment. I know it sounds a little counter intuitive but that was at the peak of the MegaMan zeitgeist of the 2000s. Maverick Hunter X just wasn't what people wanted and it was on a system kids generally weren't playing.
I took a look at the comments, and seeing some brainless weirdos commenting saying they're doing it to drive engagement is kinda weird to me. Like, pat yourself on the back - you posted a pointless comment on a 2 hour video just to try and game the algorithm. At least post something of substance rather than some bot-tier comment.
youtube also doesn't give engagement for short comments from people who don't normally interact with your content as far as i know, because it would encourage view-botting and comment botting heavily.
Hah. Wonder where they got their idea, then - Twatter or something?
you see it all over youtube, people saying 'commenting to increase engagement!' but they have no idea that engagement metrics pull from watch time, total comment metrics with comments from new users giving less engagement than comments from users who have had you subscribed for X period, likes/dislikes, and a few other factors that are a bit harder to manipulate, such as if you get a sudden significant influx of viewers that youtube has marked internally as legit, non-bot accounts.
Holy fuck I was just thinking about this the other day. What a nostalgia blast.