Beck, or Mighty No 9 if you prefer has a dash move that needs to be used in order to move around correctly. The issue with this stage was I had no real idea of how to move, so jumping into it was quite the challenge, but it was still fun to try. The first stage that I played on was the Highway stage, it was raining and I had to jump from car to car, with the occasional truck thrown in for good measure. The demo on hand held many stage options, I tried out two different stages and got a good understanding of what makes the game so special, it’s like Mega Man, but better and that is saying something. Of course, comparisons to Mega Man are all but inevitable when it’s created by the same person and Keiji Inafune has proved he has a lot of ideas left.
One of the games I have been waiting for since I backed it on Kickstarter was Mighty No 9, I keep up to date with the news that comes from the developers, but I never expected to play it before it’s release, but with Deep Silver publishing the retail release of the game, I had the chance to do just that at their E3 booth.
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