A Mega Man-inspired and highly customisable “modern retro” game from Inti Creates, featuring characters from Mighty No. 9 and Azure Striker Gunvolt, plus a couple of extra special guests from Gal*Gun Double Peace.

Developer: Inti Creates
Publisher: Inti Creates
Available on: 3DS, Switch

Cover Game Articles

Inti Creates: Introduction and History - This month on MoeGamer, we’re taking a look at a group of games that are connected primarily through the developer that created them. That developer is Inti Creates, a group formed by ex-Capcom staff in 1996. It’s a company that is much-beloved by its fans, but which has, over the years, tended to beaver away … Continue reading Inti Creates: Introduction and History →

Inti Creates: On Being a Truly International Game Developer - As gaming has evolved, the medium of “video games” has broadened considerably. Or perhaps it’s more accurate to say that a wide variety of disparate markets have started to overlap and mingle. One of the most interesting things about gaming today is the wide variety of experiences we can enjoy from creators all over the … Continue reading Inti Creates: On Being a Truly International Game Developer →

Blaster Master Zero: Retro, Reimagined - Blaster Master Zero for Nintendo Switch and 3DS is an interesting game in more ways than one. Not only is it a loving remake of a very fondly regarded title from back in the NES era, it also incorporates elements of the Famicom game that was heavily reimagined to become Blaster Master. On top of that, … Continue reading Blaster Master Zero: Retro, Reimagined →

Mighty No. 9: “Better than Nothing” – The Game People Love to Hate - Mighty No. 9 is an interesting tale from 21st century gaming that has doubtless been very influential… though perhaps not in the way that was originally hoped for. One of the earliest success stories of the crowdfunding boom in the early 2010s, the Kickstarter campaign for Mighty No. 9 promised something a lot of people were hungry … Continue reading Mighty No. 9: “Better than Nothing” – The Game People Love to Hate →

Azure Striker Gunvolt: An Electrifying Action Platformer - As we’ve already seen, one of Inti Creates’ biggest strengths as a developer is its ability to understand what made the games of the past great while simultaneously updating them with modern conveniences and conventions. Azure Striker Gunvolt, a relatively new series from the company but one which has already gone on to be popular and … Continue reading Azure Striker Gunvolt: An Electrifying Action Platformer →

Mighty Gunvolt Burst: Bringing It All Together - If you ever wanted to play a game that is clearly Inti Creates “at play”, Mighty Gunvolt Burst on Nintendo Switch and 3DS is emphatically the game for you. Coming across as a rather wonderful attempt to fling everything at the wall and see what sticks, this NES-style, Mega Man-inspired romp features an impressive degree of … Continue reading Mighty Gunvolt Burst: Bringing It All Together →

Azure Striker Gunvolt 2: Amping It Up - What makes a good sequel? It’s a question that there isn’t really a conclusive answer for, because there are so many different ways you can approach it. In the world of video games, we’ve had titles that completely reinvent themselves from their previous installments, games that simply offer more of the same, and series that … Continue reading Azure Striker Gunvolt 2: Amping It Up →

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Waifu Wednesday: Call - I have a bit of a thing for robot girls, I won’t lie. It’s perhaps more accurate to say that I have a bit of a thing for certain types of robot girls, particularly those as depicted in Japanese video games and anime. I am, to be specific, a fan of robot girls who speak … Continue reading Waifu Wednesday: Call →

Waifu Wednesday: Ekoro - As we’re about to launch headlong into a month of Inti Creates sidescrollers for February’s Cover Game(s) features, what better waifu to pick for this week than someone who is rapidly becoming the company’s mascot? First introduced in 2015’s Gal*Gun Double Peace, Ekoro is a third-year student at the Angel Academy, and one of the catalysts for … Continue reading Waifu Wednesday: Ekoro →

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Tips and Tricks

Unlock Ekoro
You can simply buy Ekoro as DLC, but if you don’t want to pay you can also get her by downloading the demo version of the game, completing it and transferring your data to the full version.

Boss weaknesses
Note that these weaknesses refer to the “Element” customisation option, not Beck’s shot type. Beck’s shot type is primarily an aesthetic choice, though some shot types have different customisation options available to them. Elements are acquired by completing the 8 main stages.

Groundigger (City): Anything
Pyrogen (Oil Platform): Press
Cryosphere (Water Works Bureau): Heat
Battalion (Military Base): Freeze
Seismic (Mine): Impact
Brandish (Highway): Smash
Dynatron (Power Plant): Slicer
Countershade (Capitol Building): Shock
Aviator (Radio Tower): Analyser
Beck (Gateway): Shock
Gunvolt (Gateway): Press
Fake Beck (Gateway): Anything
Briar Guardian (Subspace): Heat or Slicer
Plasma Legion (Distopia): Shock or Analyser
Clone (Cyberspace Colosseum): Anything
Teseo’s mech (Cyberspace Colosseum): Impact or Smash
Teseo (Cyberspace Colosseum): Freeze or Analyser