Recently, Famitsu published a big interview with a couple of the developers working on Mega Man 11. The Japanese magazine caught up with producer Kazuhiro Tsuchiya and director Koji Oda. There was a lot of interesting discussion in the lengthy interview.
The Outerhaven writes: Ben Diskin, the voice actor of Capcom's Mega Man 11, has revealed that he turned down the role for Mega Man: Dual Override, due to AI protections and union contract
Doubt Capcom will give in so new non-union voice actor on the way. Good luck to Ben
A new Capcom sale is up and running on the Nintendo Switch eShop, and it includes the lowest prices ever for games like Mega Man 11 and Monster Hunter Rise. You can also save on Devil May Cry and Resident Evil titles.
This would hardly be the first time either of these franchises attempted to reinvent themselves, but the execution and timing of these releases makes them especially compelling. In the case of Super Mario Bros. Wonder, it's set to be the first new entry in the series in over ten years, introducing a bold new art direction in the process. For Sonic Superstars, it's coming at a time when Sonic Team is on a bit of a hot streak, riding the success of Sonic Frontiers. It's enough to make some gamers consider what other 2D platforming icons deserve a bold new entry, and there's one robot-busting character who is long overdue: Mega Man.
Not under this Capcom. Maybe they will put a Mega-man skin in Exoprimal if fans beg.
“This is the first game in the series since Mega Man 10, eight years ago.”
This is also the first game in the classic series since Mega Man 8 to push the franchise forward in 21 years instead of retreading old ground.
On a side note Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1 & 2 will be the first solely internally developed Mega Man project since Mega Man Star Force 3, 9 years ago.
Mega Man's English voice in this game has received quite a bit of flack, with many fans commenting how oddly and inappropriately deep it sounds, especially since he's generally had a much younger and boyish-sounding voice in games like Mega Man 8, Marvel Vs Capcom, and Mega Man Powered Up (which wasn't as deep by comparison).
I don’t get how they can get the range of the voice so right with his Japanese voice, which sounds younger and closer to that of the three aforementioned games, yet go in the polar opposite direction with his western voice.
I can't wait for this!