| BrainBoxLtd said: Think that's the first time I've ever seen Malstrom say that. Seems like this is actually a tad more personal than some of the other things he's commented on. I generally feel the same way. Mega Man 9 marks the beginning of a pivotal change in the thought process of major gaming companies developing habits, but the game itself is merely fanservice to be eaten up by the people who never got sick of the old Mega Man. Case in point, the guy who posted above me.
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He seems to be a big Mega Man fan, actually, judging by how he's been publically praising the early games since 2006. He's also written about 9 quite a bit; this is the first time he's had anything even remotely negative to say about it.
Who is this clown? I'd never heard of him up until half an hour ago.
You can't have been paying very close attention then. Suffice it to say that he's been talking about this generation of gaming since mid-2006, and that unlike the professional analysts he's actually been right on about what will happen.
