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Mighty No. 9 Adds 3DS And Vita Stretch Goals
The Mighty No. 9 Kickstarter only has a few days to go, but that's not stopping the folks at Comcept from trying to squeeze in one more stretch goal.
Currently, the Kickstarter has received $2,692,056 in pledges, but if it surpasses $3,500,000 in the next three days, the game will also be ported to Nintendo 3DS and the PlayStation Vita.
Comcept also recently added a stretch goal for Mighty No. 9 to appear on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One if it surpasses $3,300,000. The game recently achieved its goal to appear on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 by surpassing $2,200,000.
For more on Mighty No. 9, you can check out the first episode of the 2 Player Productions produced documentary covering the development of the game.
[Source: Kickstarter]
Our Take
Stretch goals can be tricky, but Comcept seems to be asking for appropriately large sums of money in order to reach them. I was very happy to see the game reach its console goal, as that was where I am most interested in playing the game, but I think I would rather play the game on a portable given the choice. I hope it reaches the handheld goal, but I am not optimistic with only a few days to go.
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