The level selection layout is simple and offers the bosses of Mighty No 9 as enemies and theme which feels a bit lazy but the stages are certainly not the same as Mighty No. You get the option of playing as Beck or as Gunvolt, both of which play differently based on their abilities from their respective titles giving some replay option. The price tag was also a good factor in my decision as it only costs 10$ USD.Īt first look, the game is a modern game with solid controls keeps a retro feel with the music and graphics which is quite pleasing. Having only heard of Azure Striker Gunvolt through friends and watching a few streams, I decided to give the title a try. Having not played the original Mighty Gunvolt from lack of awareness to the title, I was surprised to see Mighty Gunvolt Burst on the eShop for Switch this weekend. Well, this title, Mighty Gunvolt Burst, takes from both series and mashes them together on Switch (and 3DS on June 29th) coming as an upgrade to the previous combined title, Mighty Gunvolt. Mighty No 9 came to be to a mixed welcome and others like Azure Striker Gunvolt have also revamped the genre. In a world where Capcom keeps repackaging the old MegaMan games for everything possible, a void was created for the classic genre.
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