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Designing Mega Man 11's New Look
With Game Informer's January cover story on Mega Man 11, we're offering a deep dive on how Capcom is reviving the beloved blue bomber. One of the first priorities for the new team was to sketch out their new approach to Mega Man himself. While visiting Capcom's headquarters in Osaka, we sat down with Mega Man 11's art director Yuji Ishihara to talk about his history within the company and the giant task of updating one of gaming's most iconic characters.
Watch the video below to see Yuji Ishihara sketch and explain his new take on Mega Man.
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