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Fans Asked To Help Develop Mega Man Legends 3 Project
The upcoming 3DS game will have a dedicated website called the Developer Room where fans can go to help make key decisions about the game's design and even get hired on at Capcom!
If you go to the Dev Room site right now, you can vote on one of nine different designs for a female heroine all contributed by famous Mega Man designers including Keiji Inafune. Voting will be open until October 25 so don't put it off too long.
More info was offered at a New York Comic Con panel on the program. According to JoyStiq, "fans will be able to submit their gameplay ideas, boss ideas, character ideas, and more. In the future, fans will be able to vie for a position in the game's voice cast."
Capcom is also looking to hire a Mega Man Developer Room Community Liaison to work at its San Mateo, California office. Before you get too excited, the position requires fluency in Japanese and English in addition to being a huge Mega Man fan. If you're qualified, be sure to check out the full job description when it goes up on Monday, Oct 11 at the official Capcom site.
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