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New Universe Art Confirms That Bad Box Art Mega Man Is Creepy
We recently had a chance to get our hands on Mega Man Universe and learn more about the inspiration for this drastically different addition to the franchise. Speaking to producer Akiko Ito, we discussed the unique aesthetic style and why the game is ideal for 30-somethings who grew up playing Mega Man. Check back for the interview later this week.
For now, Capcom sent a handful of new screens and some character art for you to gander at. What do you think of the new art style? Do you find Bad Box Art Mega Man as disturbing as I do?
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