I don't understand

there were people who were voting. There were people who were contributing drawings for bosses, enemies, etc. There were people HYPED about this game from all over.

How much more do they need?

They need burning methats at their doorstep.

That's just it we fans DID show unwavering desire to make the next MML game happen since we all wanted a sequel for over ten years!! The Nintendo Power article that came out before the announced cancellation had the Devs discussing how AWESOME the fan participation was.

WE the fans were supposed to be the final judges when the prototype-demo hit the 3DS marketplace and it's sales and feedback determined the games fate. Instead Capcom breaks their word and steals from us our ability to actual participate.

So the Euro-Twitter is a liar from the sound of it, and I think after getting Dead Rising 2: Off the Record the Raccoon City, I'm DONE with Capcom.

Then agai Capcom Euro underplaying the fans doesn't surprise me, the IGN report on the cancellation was more of less Capcom saying "the game wasn't up to snuff so we pulled it", and I wanted to strangle the reporter girl was saying "If that's the case, it's for the best".

No it isn't, Mega Man's been left in the dust for years, and MM9 and MM10 don't really count as "real game projects" since they were done as quick and dirty cash-ins for the retro-reborn nostaglia craze and they were easy as hell to do.

Actually, Mega Man 9 kind of started the retro revival fad, or at least gave it a serious boost in popularity. And both 9 & 10 were great games, so I can't complain. ^_^;

MML3's cancellation is a disappointing stunner, that's for sure, and I don't think anybody's taking it well. :P

In just two hours after the announcement, the comment section on the blog on the Capcom website was flooded with 200 angry, hate-filled replies of betrayal and disbelief.

And that isn't counting the flood on the actual forums pages particullarly the Mega Man related ones.

I have a feeling Capcom felt Legends was irrelevant enough that a reaction like this would never occur... Whoops. XD

Woe to them as so far this seems to be the final straw that broke the camel's back for the fandom. Whether or not it grows it enough that the reaction hurts Capcom's imagine and their wallets enough that they feel the hurt enough to change their tune remains to be seen.

CyberConnect wants to take over the project.

Where'd you hear this?

http://www.gamingunion.net/news/cyb.....s-3--5871.html

This... is probably the only good news I've heard on this front... now the trick, will Capcom let them finish the project?