Mega Man

By jgonzo There was an opinion from R&D that they wanted to include another character from the Mega Man series so I talked to Inafune-san. We were most careful about not letting those hardcore fans down, so we had to make something good. The attack moves that they implemented are taken a lot from th...

By Josh This included Konami’s Hideo Kojima, Capcom’s Keiji Inafune and Sega’s Toshihiro Nagoshi talking NATAL’s potential. This is significant because these three are some of the biggest game designer’s of Japan, with Hideo Kojima the mastermind behind Metal Gear, Keiji Inafune the guy who...

By tiny dancer Japan is over. We're done. Our game industry is finished. The crowd seemed to agree with Inafune's general disappointment with TGS, but enjoyed a brief celebration of all things Capcom at the Dead Rising 2 event, and Inafune went on to describe Capcom's TGS offerings as "kick ass."

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By Ben Gilbert Kotaku heard that the Japanese publisher will supposedly be making cuts to its Japanese branches, leaving the recently acquired Eidos studios untouched. This rumor comes just days after Mega Man creator Keiji Inafune declared, "Japan is over. We're done. Our game industry is finished."R...

By Brian Crecente At a screening of his latest game last week, Capcom's famed developer Keiji Inafune, the man behind such hits as Mega Man, Onimusha and Dead Rising, warned that Japanese game development has one foot in the grave. But then Inafune said that his latest game is proof that Japan can stay releva...

By Ben Gilbert Giving Tokyo Game Show attendees a chance to get some hands-on time with Western-developed Dead Rising 2 at a party this week, Capcom's Keiji Inafune stated, "Japan is over. We're done. Our game industry is finished." Bionic Commando producer Ben Judd translated the Mega Man creator's cla...

By Owen Good As reported by Destructoid, Capcom's Keiji Inafune - a development fixture going back to the original Mega Man - was unimpressed by the games being shown on the TGS floor. Except for Capcom's of course. Keiji Inafune Dumps on Tokyo Game Show 2009 [Destructoid, via VG247]

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By Ludwig Kietzmann It was immediately noted that no ideas or concepts -- erupting from Hideo Kojima (Metal Gear Solid), Keiji Inafune (Mega Man, Dead Rising) and Toshihiro Nagoshi (Monkey Ball, Yakuza) -- should be considered actual, in-development concepts. Which is just as well, because it didn't take...

By Mabie A. Apart from Capcom's official announcement at last year's E3, and the accompanying revelation that David Hayter will be hopping on board, not much has been known or heard about the movie adaptation of Lost Planet (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC). Thanks to Jun Takeuchi, we're learning mo...

By Brian Ashcraft Bungie, Inafune says, is an "amazing studio", and he was curious how Bungie made its titles to see if Capcom could ever add some of that je-ne-sais-pas to Capcom games. "I wanted to come down to Bungie in order to see just how well our philosophies on game design matched up," Inafune adds. "If t...

By RawmeatCowboy We don’t know anything of Bungie titles on Nintendo platforms, other than the Halo DS outing that nearly happened. What we do know is Capcom, and if Mega Man creator Keiji Inafune has his way, Bungie and Capcom will be working together in the future. Link

By RawmeatCowboy “I can’t really speak on behalf of Inafune, but I do know that MM is near and dear to his heart. And if Inafune wants something badly enough, he is rarely denied in our greenlight/CS management meetings.” - Christian Svensson, Capcom’s Corporate Officer/VP of Strategic Planning & Busi...

The G-Hole (Episode 16). Our own Sir G heads out to the Capcom Gamer's Day event to talk to 'Mega Man' creator Keiji Inafune. fr.truveo.com

Okay, According to Inafune, the father of the Mega Man series, the big guy himself. Zero does not actually kill off the family of the classic Mega ... fr.truveo.com

By David Hinkle Guess what? We're all about Mega Man 9. Check out our review of the game right here, as well as our top 5 favorite things about the game. Heck, while you're at it, check out our column on Mega Man Legends, as well as our top 5 favorite Mega Man games. Oh, and be sure to read our latest Point/Counterpo...

By Jean Snow TOKYO -- Even though he wasn't there to announce anything new, the star of Monday's Microsoft Xbox 360 media event was the father of Mega Man, Keiji Inafune. As I think is evident in the photos I took, everyone wanted a piece of Inafune.

By Brian Lockhart Earlier last month we heard word from Inafune that Mega-Man would not be making his way into Brawl, a fact that is now quite obviously confirmed. But not for the reasons one might expect, despite him wanting to slip Mega-Man into the title, Nintendo simply never approached him on the matter....

By Michael McWhertor IGN is reporting (by way of Japanese game rag Gamega) that Keiji Inafune, Mega Man creator, has revealed that Capcom is currently working on an unannounced game for the Nintendo Wii. The man responsible for the Onimusha series, Lost Planet and Dead Rising hasn't divulged much more inform...

By Rushan S. for the Nintendo Wii or PlayStation 3? Keiji Inafune: PlayStation 3, probably the target audience that's going to purchase the PlayStation 3, it's going to be people with a lot more money, and maybe it would not be the most suitable platform for the Mega Man series.