VIDEO SUMMARY
The new video showcases Mighty No. 9’s game modes. Face off against all the Mighties back to back in Boss Rush, test your 2D side-scrolling skills in the challenge mode, or overcome all the odds in the one-hit death maniac mode. Team up or face off against a friend online in co-op challenges and fierce races.
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