New Stretch Goals Added For Mighty No.9, Handhelds A Possibility

The Mighty No.9 Kickstarter campaign is really starting to rack up those stretch goals. With its current total at $1.9 million, it’s incredibly close to its $2.2 million stretch goal for Wii U, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. But developers Comcept aren’t stopping there with the game as they’ve added a bunch more stretch goals to the list. You can find the Bonus: Boss Rush Mode at $2 million, challenge mode at $2.4 million, $2.55 million reveals an extra end stage and boss, and $2.75 million for Beck and Call online co-op challenge mode. Plus, $3.3 million will secure the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions.

After careful consideration, Comcept believed these were the best stretch goals to add at this current time, but they’ve not ruled out the possibility of handhelds. In a recent update, they made sure to tell fans that they should have, at the very least, an update on whether Mighty No.9 will sport a 3DS version, but that it shouldn’t be taken as a complete confirmation.

“Handhelds are still a possibility! Just because you don’t see them in this next set of goals doesn’t mean we aren’t working on this. :) We know many of you have been asking about the possibility of Vita and 3DS versions of Mighty No. 9, so now we know the desire is most definitely there — what’s left is to figure out if the money and production realities can make this possible. We wish we could say more at this point, but we can say this: There might be other ways to make this happen (besides stretch goals) that we are currently investigating. (Or maybe it will end up being a later stretch goal after all?)”