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This is a very good argument and I feel that an actual live action Megaman movie could work. But seeing as how the current efforts to transfer video games into movies are going I just can't see them not doing a completely different story than the one the source material has. Taking any cynicism I have towards the Sonic movie aside and just going by Capcom properties we have the amazingly bad Street Fighter movie (often contended to actually be one of the best video games movies because of how amazingly bad it is), the RE movies that picked a director who really loved his wife and Monhun turning into one of them Isekai animes that are so popular lately (mostly on Japan tho). I mean, it could still be great. But just don't expect them to follow the source that much.

I loved this episode! I can feel the Boxer Hockey emanating from this shot.

Is that Devolver? Because if it's like last year I expect to go get a comfy night of sleep only to tune in the next day and see a hollowed out chat.

Megaman sounds like what I expected X to sound like. That aside, this game is actually looking great! The fight with Fuse Man looks cool and everything feels like an actual sequel to 8. I'm quite happy with what I've seen so far.

That balloon... Reminds me of something... About the game, despite my initial negative reaction to seeing Wisps AGAIN (man I used to love these guys) I'll have to agree with @Marcello about this being a step up to the previous items used in the series. The game looks okay to me, maybe I'm blind but besides the cardboard crowd I can't notice any problem with its presentation. That said, only 15 characters feels rather limited compared with previous titles.

This game is not for me, and I'll happily ignore it. But the fact that it's a Kanto remake (the easiest region to remake) with the original 151 (152?) and with a lot of features people have asked for regarding interaction with your Pokémons and customization really leaves me this feeling like this could be a base for what is to come. I'm not sure how influential this title will be for the next one, but it makes me wonder how much this game's success (I can't see this not selling) will affect the franchise's future. But maybe I'm worrying too much since Pokémon has a history of introducing features and forgetting about them when the next gen rolls.

Uh, that's neat. But I wonder why they chose to show the most tame scenes possible for the game's "final" trailer.

Mighty and Ray look great, they didn't show any walljumping (or I'm too dumb to see it) but I'm just going to assume Mighty still has it. That said, Encore mode so far looks very bland. I expected at least some enemy and spike placement switches here and there but so far all I'm seeing is a palette change.