Mighty No. 9 To Get English Voice-Acting, Maybe Potential DLC

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Mighty No. 9 will have English-language voiceovers when the game is released, Comcept have announced. The studio asked fans to vote between English and Japanese voice tracks, and English ultimately won out.

 

In addition, another update to the game’s PC beta adds the third and final beta level to the existing two. This third stage is Mighty No. 3, meaning that No. 2, No. 3 and No. 5 are now playable in the beta version.

 

Finally, Comcept have hinted at some “potential bonus DLC” for Mighty No. 9, which they say isn’t in development yet, but will be detailed soon. You can view a tease for this in the video embedded above.


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