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Red Ash Playable "Mock Up" Demo Available Now

TheArabGamer writes: "Red Ash, the successor to Mega Man Legends, is still chugging along Kickstarter. In a move that may appear desperate, the team at Comcept have created a mock up build for players to try out. It's by no means a demo but more of sample test. What caught my attention the most was how I felt like I was in the Apple Market from Mega Man Legends! The can and even the speech text sound effect all brought back those crazy memories."

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Nosred3626d ago

Tested and not of to say a lot, they removed one style of walking backwards ML think it turned out better this way and how missing only five days hopefully at least reach the Pc and is not canceled.

rdgneoz33626d ago

Some where right now, a teacher is committing seppuku for having failed so horribly...

As for the (good translated) article... While I'd love another MML game, it's not the best precedent to be funding a dev that has already collected millions of dollars to create a game (Mighty No. 9) and has yet to deliver. It makes the delays (rumors of it being pushed back now to 2016) seem like they don't care about finishing the game for those that donated, and would rather start working on a different game and get people to donate for that.

Unlimax3626d ago (Edited 3626d ago )

here's some mysterious fishy lines from the demo when you speak to Call :
"The legendary legacy....
As if i'm gonna let those rich fools blow it to smithereens"
"sending this job to Beck and Tyger is probably my best shot"

wooh wooh !? are they "throwing shade" to the people who didn't donate to this project ?
-if that's the right word to call-

DiscoKid3626d ago (Edited 3626d ago )

I know it's a pre-alpha, but they had a working RD Beck model rigged and everything, so can't see why they used MN9 Beck.

ryuuzakibjorn3626d ago

Most likely because this demo has been sitting around since the campaign inception; Waiting for the last few days for it to launch it.

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Where Are They Now? – Keiji Inafune

Keiji Inafune was once a legendary and iconic game developer, but after the disaster of Mighty No. 9 and the failure of Red Ash, he's disappeared.

garyanderson2969d ago

Hiding under a rock, no doubt.

SaveFerris2969d ago

Hanging out with Sean Murray?

Last_Boss2968d ago

Inafune fucked up bad on a whole other level.

CrimsonWing692968d ago

I lost so much respect for this guy. I am still bitter over Mighty No. 9 and not getting the backer rewards as promised. All I've gotten was what was promised in the lowest tier with a t shirt and a dumb plushie.

DJ2968d ago

Have you guys seen the latest comments on the MN9 Kickstarter page? Lots of backers still haven't gotten their rewards.

https://www.kickstarter.com...

CrimsonWing692968d ago

yea I'm in that tier and it doesn't look like we will get them. Honestly I quit doing Kickstarters because of this game. A "signature edition" came out at retail for $60 (I think). I did one of those upper tier backings with a reward of a cartridge, art book, and all kinds of stuff.

Yea all I got was a digital code for the game, a DLC skin for the wrong platform, a t-shirt, and a plushie...

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Did Red Ash Development Steal Funds from Mighty No.9? - Gravis Ludus

Red Ash is the spiritual successor to Mega Man Legends, but did it's development cause Mighty No.9 to become the flop that it is? Let's find out!

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Kicked! - Red Ash

When it’s all said and done, Red Ash and its Kickstarter campaign might go down as the biggest disasters in crowdfunding history. Cliqist takes a look at how it went so bad.

garyanderson3283d ago

A master class on how to alienate your fans.

MeteorPanda3282d ago

ha! unsung story wants to have a chat. they worked hard to f over everyone.

Darkfist_Flames3282d ago

and i was really interested in this game