So, that initial goal set was 900,000. It's only been two days and it's at 900,500 and rising as I am writing this. I can see this making the 2,500,000 goal pretty easily.
*edit* 902,843 by the time I finished writing this post!
It's an old school platformer in which you choose the order in which you tackle the initial stages. When you defeat a stage boss, you get his weapon. Each boss is weak to one or more of the other bosses weapons and resistant or take no damage to others. The series is regarded for having pretty good difficulty and arcade style game play. There have been loads of spin-offs and side series since then. If you want a good idea of gameplay, look up some gameplay of Megaman II or Megaman 9. It's a fantastic series. Megaman X is the 16/32 bit counterpart, and is also worth a look. I hear some of the side series games are good too, but I haven't really played any of them.
@Hayleia: As I said before, your stuff is fantastic! You really have a great sense for designing these sort of things. That transformer is great too! Have you taken any sort of art classes or considered going to an art school?
Keiji Inafune (essentially Megaman's creator) left Capcom fairly recently in order to pursue his own endeavors. It seems Capcom wasn't giving him the creative freedom he wanted. Now he's back and is working on a new Megaman style platformer. Check it out <a href=http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mightyno9/mighty-no-9>here.</a> The kickstarter opened yesterday, and it's already over half way to it's goal. Guess this goes to show that the man knows what gamers want. Being a huge Keiji Inafune and Megaman fan, I'm definetly going to contribute. How about you? What do you guys think?
So freaking amped about this game. Already donated too.
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Also, I think that Reuben folder is feeling neglected... 
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