>>719849961
Blame Inafune. He was the executive producer for all the MM projects at this time, he okay'd them, and he wanted them. The sales were in the dumpster at the time for MM games, and they weren't justified based on sales.
The biggest and most complex is MML3. Suddenly the project manager just ups and leaves when it's like 1/3 done. No one knows anything else about the project or what to do. The boss of the company jsut ups and leaves.
Inafune should have stayed on at least until he released MML3. I think that would have been a more amicable situation.