REALLY,
A demo for Mighty No. 9 meant to launch yesterday, Sept. 15, has been delayed by its developer.
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Oh for the love of...
LOL. Even the apologetic gesture for the release delay was delayed.
You guys know I've defended this small team on way more then one occasion. At this point as a backer of this title, I'm very much worried about the quality of the work.
Now the delay could all be good and the game might be fine, but some of this is making me question what is going on with the team. I mean....you can't just make a release date at a certain time knowing the game still has serious issues. Clearly it wasn't as ready as they where claiming.
Mighty Delay.
For some reason this made me laugh really hard.