If you're into video games and you use the internet (both requirements for viewing this blog) then I probably don't need to tell you about the success story that is the Mighty No. 9 Kickstarter campaign. Keiji Inafune (best known for CREATING MEGA MAN) and his company Comcept managed to crowdsource over four million dollars to fund a spritual successor to his beloved franchise, blowing past the original goal and pretty much every stretch goal after that.
I can't wait for the game to come out so in honor of Mighty No. 9...!
Oh nuts
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The precise line art was fun to make here, though you don't really get the benefit on a 2 inch label.
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Click for big. Inspiration for the lighting effects came from both the Mighty No. 9 concept art and the badass intro from Capcom's PS1 games.