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Forums - Nintendo Discussion - Megaman Legends 3 cancelled

Mr Khan on 19 July 2011
Buzzi said:
Oh yeah, Capcom on 3DS is doing so good...after the good start (SSFIV) they made a mediocre game with one save-slot and canned another game...if we were looking for than MH announcement in April, I think we should forget that, Capcom doesn't look too engaged with 3DS anymore.

Aside from Revelations

Though if *that* goes...



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Erunion on 20 July 2011

Capcom Europe, at least, is publicly blaming fans: "it's a shame the fans didn't want to get more involved if we saw there was an audience for MML3 people might change minds"

http://twitter.com/#!/CapcomEuro/status/93720826087620608



TomaTito on 21 July 2011

Some fans aren't going to be happy with that statement. But in Capcom's eyes it's fine, since they are only a few.



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darkknightkryta on 21 July 2011

Considering they didn't give fans a chance to get the demo to prove there's a demographic for the game...



Keiji Dragon on 29 July 2011

 

RUMOR: Mega Man Legends 3 is still possible

And you still can make it happen.

"David" of the 100,000 Strong for Bringing Back Mega Man Legends 3 Campaign has reported that a Facebook user by the name of "Zeri P Bishop," had supposedly received information from a source within Capcom of possibly reviving the MML3 project. According to Zeri P Bishop, fans may actually still bring back Mega Man Legends 3 into development. The message posted here has been edited by me, for it is essentially instructions to help get the game back in development, and clarity and understanding is essential. For the Zeri's original post, see here.

"When MML3 was canceled and the Japan DevRoom sealed off, the development team for MML3 made them keep the North American DevRoom open in order to try and gain enough members worldwide in order to continue Development.

Here's the OFFICIAL problem:

Capcom looked at the number of members registered in the MML3 DevRoom as the official number of units they could anticipate to sell if they green-lighted the title for Full Development. The game was never   authorized for full time development because the numbers in North America were less than 4500. Which with development costs it was deemed Financially Unacceptable to release the title.

HOWEVER, The DevTeam convinced them to leave the North American Development Room on Capcom-Unity open in an effort to try and generate enough members to change their minds. Also inside the DevRoom is the Official Petition to release the prototype of the game and continue development of the game on a FULL SCALE.

In order to do this however we need your help to spread the word out to your 25,000+ people to do two things. (The instructions have been  edited for the easiest way to do this via Facebook.)

Come on show them that you care and want them to make MML3. Become a Servbot! DON'T JUST CLICK "LIKE" ON FACEBOOK!

1) Click this Link.
2) Click Register
3) Click Facebook
4) Fill out birth date
5) Click Accept
6) Click the Green Plus Mark that will add you to the DevRoom
7) Then the box above it "Become a Servbot."

The numbers here were why it (Mega Man Legends 3) was originally canceled.

After you join the Dev Room as a Servbot you are then permitted to sign the ONLY Capcom recognized Petition for Mega Man Legends 3 here.

If you can get your 25,000+ people to all bring up the official headcount in support of the game and sign the petition to bring back the prototype. Capcom will be forced to see the game as profitable again netting in over 5 times the original projected profit and if you can reach your goal of 100,000 as well while getting them to do this the game will have a projected profit of over 20 times the original projections.

Convincing Capcom there is money to be made is one of the fastest ways to get them to green-light the project. This was said by the development team for the game itself. 

Please help.

Legends Never Die."

Before you all explode with excitement or scoff it if, this Zeri person's post should be taken with a grain of salt, as he does not  explain who told him the prerequisites. However, taking Zeri's suggestion would result nothing lost, other than two-to-three minutes of your time. =)

For those of you wondering, The 100,000 Strong for Bringing Back Mega Man Legends 3 Campaign, otherwise known as Get Me Off The Moon, is not a petition but a campaign hub  aiming for one hundred thousand individuals to join them in an effort to convince Capcom to resume development of the 3DS game. It has already achieved 1/3 of it's goal so far. You can just click on the URL, log into Facebook, click on "Like" on the lower left side of the page. =