‘In 2019, I would like to make steady preparations for what’s next’
While we aren’t 100% sure howMega Man 11did sales-wise outside of its first week in Japan, Capcom is seemingly happy with how it turned out critically (it was even up for awards at some outlets).
That could translate to a full-onMega Manrevival, as the game’s producer, Kazuhiro Tsuchiya, is looking to the future. Based on an interview with 4Gamer, Tsuchiya isn’t done yet, stating: “In 2018, we were able to safely releaseMega Man 11. This is also a thank-you to all of the game fans. In 2019, I would like to make steady preparations for what’s next, so there may not be any major action, but I hope you can all watch over me with warm eyes…!”
WhileMega Man 12seems like a no-brainer with the same engine and concepts, there have beenrumors of a newMega Man Xgamefloating around for some time, perpetuated by Capcom. Whatever this new mysterious project is, the future looks bright forMega Man.
