Japanese developer Comcept and Mega Man co-designer Keiji Inafune have launched a Kickstarter project to fund RED ASH, a spiritual successor title to Capcom's long-dormant Mega Man Legends series.

Level-5 and Comcept, the company led by Mega Man creator Keiji Inafune, is working on a new smartphone RPG called Dragon Colonies that focuses on PvP and crafting worlds. [Thanks, Hachima.] Dragon ...

Comcept has delayed the arrival of Mighty No. 9’s trial version due to a problem with the distribution method. It was supposed to roll out on September 15th – the day the full game was initially ...

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Publisher and developer Level-5 -- who you may recognize from Ni no Kuni, Yo-kai Watch, Dark Cloud, and more -- has announced that it has acquired the legendary Keji Inafune's studio Comcept, who ...

There are few trickier subjects for a developer to tackle than another shake at the crowdfunding pot. Double Fine split Broken Age in two to avoid a second Kickstarter campaign, and even then drew the ...

Comcept is promising that handheld versions of Mighty No. 9 will still be delivered sometime this year, despite backers' intense skepticism and speculation otherwise. "They are not being canceled, we ...

When Comcept CEO Keiji Inafune announced a third delay for the game Mighty No. 9, he knew it was time to take his licks. He’d been there before. For many, it’s hard to separate Comcept and Inafune. He ...

Kamiya had some words for the highly successful Kickstarter headed by former coworker Keiji Inafune. Hideki Kamiya is known for being a firebrand on Twitter, but seemed to have been happy to lay low ...

After its acquisition, Comcept has been renamed Level-5 Comcept. Comcept, the developer behind the now infamous Mighty No. 9 has seen a sudden twist in its fortunes. The latest issue of Weekly Famitsu ...

During E3 2017, Mega Man co-creator Keiji Inafune told Famitsu that game developer Level-5 purchased his Japan-based game development studio, Comcept Inc. It’s now called Level-5 Comcept and is ...