Despite the 8-year hiatus, Capcom has called Mega Man "one of our most important IPs"

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"We receive a particularly high volume of inquiries about the Mega Man series from overseas markets, we will continue to focus on expanding this business further"

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Capcom has commented on Mega Man during its shareholders meeting, with the company "continuously considering ways to develop it further."

It's been just under seven years since Capcom last had its de facto mascot, Mega Man, star in a game with Mega Man 11, and naturally, fans are wondering where the blue bomber has been. Look over to any Capcom community and you'll see Mega Man fans making memes about being neglected while series that sell far more like Resident Evil are getting a game pretty much every year or two (although they are a bit dramatic sometimes when it comes to series' they believe Capcom pays more attention to).

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