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Mighty No. 9's Second Playable Character Design Has Been Selected
Back in September, the polls opened on Mighty No. 9 for backers and non-backers alike to vote on the visual direction of the game's second playable character, Call. The votes have been counted, and Call's design has been decided.
Version F was proclaimed the winner taking 43.39% of the votes, according to a post on the game's Kickstarter page. Designs E and H came in second and third place respectively with 41.14% and 15.47% of the votes. You can see her original design options by heading here, or checking out the image below.
[Source: Mighty No. 9 Kickstarter]
Our Take
Now that Mighty No. 9 has been a fully funded Kickstarter for a few months, I am excited to see the first glimpses of the game in action. I'm sure Comcept isn't very far along in development, especially considering its work on other games like Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z and the recently resurfaced KAIO: King Of Pirates, but Mighty No. 9 is the game I am most interested in learning more about.
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