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Mighty No. 9 is a game that fans have been wanting for years, though admittedly they asked for it in a different way. This action-packed robot platformer is being developed with mega expectations thanks to the head of the project's pedigree in the gaming industry, but I don't think those expectations are any worry to the team behind the game. They have more pressing issues in mind.

Keiji Inafune is teaming up with developers who worked on the Metroid Prime trilogy to make the impressive-looking ReCore.

The latest trailer for Mighty No. 9 reveals how gorgeous this Mega Man spiritual successor has become. We also get a look at its Collector's Edition.

Deep Silver and Comcept are teaming up to bring Keiji Inafune's spiritual successor to the Mega Man series, Mighty No. 9, to store shelves this September.

Comcept has been hard at work on Mighty No. 9 since its announcement in 2013 and the finish line is now in sight.

With the arrival of a new box art arrives an image update for Beck, the main character of the new game.

Comcept has revealed that if it reaches a certain amount of funding by the end of 2014, it will be able to add Beck's nemesis "Ray" in Mighty No. 9.

There might be some similarities between Mighty No. 9 and his blue predecessor, but this video highlights some of the major differences between Beck and Mega Man.

A new trailer for Mighty No. 9 emerged from PAX this past weekend, and the game is looking more and more like the Mega Man we've always wanted.

We get our first look at Call in action and Beck's boss power transformations in this latest gameplay video of Mighty No. 9.