With Mighty No. 9, Inafune plans to cater to tastes from Japanese and non-Japanese fans, promising Kickstarter rewards (t-shirts, box art) that’s designed to appeal to each audience.

Keiji Inafune: Since the Kickstarter was successfully funded, the development has gone pretty well. What I’m thinking now is, how can I use this experience, ...

Inafune funded his game Mighty No. 9, a spiritual successor to Mega Man, at $3.8 million in 2013, making it the third most-funded videogame ever at the time—and by a fairly small margin, at that.

Inafune announced the launch of a Kickstarter campaign for an all-new side-scrolling action game called Mighty No. 9 during his ‘From 8-bit to Next-Gen, and Beyond’ panel at PAX Prime today.

One year later, Keiji Inafune’s Kickstarter success with Mighty No. 9 is starting to finally come to life as a real game. The recent beta proved the Mega Man creator still has it, ...

Inafune's newest project may not make the top 10 list, but he's certainly taking a page from the West. Mighty No. 9 launched on Kickstarter Saturday with a $900,000 crowdfunding goal.

One of the biggest headlines from PAX Prime this weekend was news of Mega Man creator Keiji Inafune launching a Kickstarter campaign for a Mega Man-inspired side-scrolling game called Mighty No. 9 ...

Keiji Inafune: From Capcom to Kickstarter. The legendary developer on raising $3.8m through Kickstarter, and what that means for Mighty No. 9 ...

Now work on Mighty No. 9 has finished, Keiji Inafune has launched not one but two new Kickstarter campaigns for game and anime versions of Red Ash - a spiritual successor to Mega Man Legends.. Red ...

The Kickstarter for Keiji Inafune’s Red Ash: The Indelible Legend — billed as a spiritual successor to the Mega Man Legends franchise — failed this afternoon, falling well short of a goal it ...

Keiji Inafune Announces “Mighty No. 9” Kickstarter. By Steve Haske. Sep 01, 2013. ... Inafune revealed the game, being developed by veteran Mega Man alums for the PC, as part of a Kickstarter.