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Average from 2 reviewsIf you backed Mighty No. 9‘s Kickstarter, this next sentence is going to sting a little, despite the fact that it’s something that you’re well aware of by now. The phrase that best describes Keiji Inafune’s infamous spiritual successor to the classic action-platforming franchise is “aggressively mediocre.” In fact, Mighty No. 9 is such an average video game that reviewers could give future mediocre...
Jump, shoot, and fight robot bosses. The premise has classic roots, but lacks the old-school charm.