Some critique has been made over how the story feels more like its centered around Dr White than it does Numero Nueve himself, and while that could be true in terms of amount of dialogue, the plot itself still centers around Beck, his abilities, and his partnership with the other Mighty Numbers. MN9 finds a nice balance of keeping a simple plot hanging over the gameplay at all times, but focuses more on establishing the world and characters than it does thinking of ridiculous scenarios and plot twists.
Even stories considered good in the series like the MM Zero series (Hi, Inti!) somewhat felt like they were…fighting at odds with the gameplay itself.
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The Mega Man series has had a hard time knowing how to balance its plot It’s either goofily near nonexistant like in the NES games, or its ridiculously overbearing like in the post-SNES X games (X5 did a good job in its own right, to be fair). While not amazing, I’d consider the story to be one of the more underappreciated parts of Mighty No.
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The UI is bad because…you can’t count the blips on the healthbar? The game is “100% linear” because…you’re told by the game which boss weapon is good against what boss? The game is chock full of “bad level design” yet…you only showcase one or two isolated examples of bullshit that are just as commonplace in Capcom’s own blue bomber series? 9 sucked!!” and left it with, well, just that mindset, but as I looked back I realize that the video…didn’t exactly make many concrete arguments against the game. This of course made me raise an eyebrow Did the company just shit out a turd inbetween two masterpieces? I’d watched that one big breakdown on “why Mighty No.
That was, until I on an impulse buy picked up the Azure Striker Gunvolt Striker Pack on the Switch containing the first two Azure Striker Gunvolt games both made from the ground up by Inti Creates, whom I would soon learn also designed Mighty No. The game comes out, we all laugh at it, and then it faded from my memory.
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