Marvel vc Capcom 3 Producer Ryota Niitsuma

Now that you've explained it and I've thought about it, what with all the newer characters that were to be added in in such a short time frame, I can understand why MegaMan wasn't included. However, the Frank West thing doesn't really make that much sense to me. It seems that you had him in as a complete character and just...stopped due to problems? What kind of problems?

Also, Niitsuma, expect a LOT of requests for MegaMan X as DLC.

ok so X just needs alittle more time, i could understand now..how vulnut is easier than x,exe. yea i agree expect ALOT of request.

Reportedly, the issue with Frank West was that his zombie summons negatively impacted the framerate of the game; this is allegedly the same reason that Human Torch (who, naturally, has a permanent fire effect) was scrapped.

man...i not buying this on the console until megaman x is playable >_<"

* i'll even wait until the arcade edition comes out *

If we were to adapt the original Mega Man character into a fighting game he would have to have a lot more extra moves and abilities, and that would then create a different Mega Man entirely. You couldn’t retain his original character as he is. So we looked into other Mega Mans, and decided that Zero had the best list of moves already in existence when it comes to fitting into a fighting game.

Is it just me or does this sound like they were too lazy to add more stuff, and create something new with a reoccuring character in the marvel v capcom series??

The interesting thing is that X has plenty of move sets to complement the game. The entire premise for the X games was to acquire new powers, so to implement him into the game shouldn't have been too difficult. Particularly if they utilized a storm eagle power move or a armored armadillo defensive move.

@BoldJBoogie16
No,your wrong! It's just Ryota Niitsuma tha is too lazy to add more stuff, and create something new with a reoccuring character!
You know,it seems that he doesn't think like any human.
He is maybe the slowly-becoming-japanese Fred Fox In "Angry Video Game Nerd" if you know what it is.

Yup, dnefiitely remember reading this one and while I don't remember the general consensus being that Rodrigo was just being too uptight, we did notice that Annoying Gamer Habits failed to not mention any annoying GM habits, and focused only on players.