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Mibibli's Quest is a trippy 8-bit platformer that you can get on itch.io by naming your own price.

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Capcom gave us fo on what to expect when the collection drops this summer

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Capcom always has a good presence at San Diego Comic-Con, and this year was no different. With Street Fighter V as their flagship title, it's no surprise that it was the main draw at both this year's E3 and Comic-Con. However, the only noticeable difference between the content shown at both shows is that the public got to play the game at Comic-Con, and there was also a tournament. Since GR has already covered Street Fighter V extensively, I decided to focus on Resident Evil Zero and Mega Man Legacy Collection.

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Capcom gave us fo on what to expect when the collection drops this summer

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EB "Red Ash The Indelible Legend has officially announced its existence via Kickstarter. Keiji Inafune, creative mastermind behind Mega Man Legends, has teamed up with Art Director Kazushi Ito and Director Masahiro Yasuma to develop their cult classics spiritual successor."

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Marty and Brian chat about how Capcom's upcoming compilation feels like a video game Criterion Collection.

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Fans of the upcoming Mega Man spiritual successor can still play the game, but the Signature Edition is in limbo.

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TheArabGamer writes: "Keiji Inafune's latest project, Red Ash, is aiming at being an anime type third person adventure game similar to Mega Man Legends. It has been having a slow start at Kickstarter (still not reaching the half way point) mainly due to a number of reasons: Shenmue Kickstarter overshadowing the project, Mighty No. 9 has not yet been released, and it's PC only. Mega Man fans have grown up playing his games on consoles especially in Japan. So now it seems they will finally be adding a console port stretch goal."

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Capcom sees this as the Criterion Collection of video games, and honestly, they’re right.