I look around Tokyo Games Show, and everyone’s making awful games; Japan is at least five years behind. - Keiji Inafune

Back in the day Japanese games were used to winning and were used to success. We celebrated all sorts of victories. However at some point these winners became losers. Not accepting that fact has led to the tragic state of Japanese games today.

I'm often called the father of Mega Man, but actually, his design was already created when I joined Capcom.My mentor [Capcom senior member Akira Kitamura], who was the designer of the original Mega Man, had a basic concept of what Mega Man was supposed to look like. So I only did half of the job in creating him.

You know, I want to word this in a way to explain some of the issues that come with trying to make a game of this size on multiple platforms.