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Keiji Inafune's First Post-Capcom Game Released
Keiji Inafune, the man behind Mega Man who recently left Capcom, has released his first game with his new development company, Comcept.
It's definitely not what you would expect from the man who created a world of warring robots with guns for hands. It's a mobile game that we probably won't ever see in America, and it's called Dr. Momo's Island.
In Dr. Momo's Island, players are on a mission to create the world's cutest animal and they do so by experimenting with assorted eggs and fusing them together.
Right now, it's only available for Japanese Android phones, but an iOS version is on the way. There is no word on an American release at the moment.
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