This year Tokyo Game Show is done and dusted, and while nothing too noteworthy was announced on the last day, we still have some things to talk about as we wrap up.
Find all the details after the break!
Every year the Computer Entertainment Supplier's Association (CESA) who organizes the annual Tokyo Game Show celebrates the Japan Game Awards. One of the accolades is the so-called "Future Division" which awards highly anticipated games yet to be released. Votes come from the general public, regardless if they atteded TGS or followed the event from home.
Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection won the Future Division award among 10 games including Street Fighter 6 and EXOPRIMAL from Capcom. Other heavy-hitters like Final Fantasy XVI and Sonic Frontiers walked away with the award too.
This marks the fourth time in the franchise's history that a Mega Man game won a Future Divison award. There was Mega Man Battle Network 3 in 2002, Mega Man Battle Network 5 in 2004 and Mega Man 11 in 2018.
Accepting the award was none other than Masakazu Eguchi. You can see his acceptance speech (in Japanese) here!
It's a… com– no! No, this shouldn't be allowed!
ReplyDeleteThis is a freaking compilation! Revoke the award! Or at least slap an asterisk on it… Freaking heck.
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DeleteAs the article mentions, the votes come from general public. If they want a compilation to get an award, it gets an award.
DeleteWhat the hell are you even complaining about? The series is getting the love and attention of deserves.
DeleteIt's a... Public vote. Public gonna public.
DeleteI think people forget how big the EXE series was in Japan. Back when the collection was announced, it was trending on Twitter for half the day over there.
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ReplyDeleteThis is not related to this article in any way, or to what you are saying Gary, but I am a little pissed off and have no where else to vent it since I don't use the bird brained people app.
DeleteI WAS planning to buy the BN collection. But I think I've finally had enough of Capcom's (ESPECIALLY Capcom USA's) bullshit.
If I ever get any more Capcom games, it will be used copies. I don't really want to give Capcom another PENNY.
I no longer care about future works. I'm done.
Whether it's ok or not is a matter of opinion. It's not something people "forget".
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ReplyDeleteJust a heads up - that last video has been privated so it's no longer viewable.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Fixed now, looks like the url changed at some point.
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