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And Capcom is following suit, doing the same thing they did with *Mega Man 11*, where Block Man and Fuse Man were already revealed before the video game came out in 2018. You’re no longer safe from spoilers, no matter where you are. It’s a slap in the face. But I’ve had enough of these spoilers.

I've long hated the way Nintendo handles Pokémon: whenever a new Pokémon generation is announced, the entire evolutionary lines of the three starter Pokémon are revealed before the new video games are released—along with many of the new Pokémon. To give an example of spoilers.

And by then, all the major highlights and details about the new Mega Man video game might already have been spoiled, leaving nothing left to look forward to until the new game is released in 2027. Is it still worth the long wait when you know almost everything in advance? No. Joykiller.

I don't think there's anything wrong with being really excited about a new video game, checking out the latest info on a character to see if you really like him or her, capturing that in a piece of artwork, and sharing it—but there's still a long way to go before *Mega Man 12* comes out.