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Fighting Games Can Learn From Mortal Kombat

The latest Mortal Kombat was released last year and the game was nothing short of amazing. Mortal Kombat had really fallen on dark times before this semi-reboot. Other fighting games such as Marvel vs. Capcom could learn from MK’s success. MK has an interesting single player game, more content, and other ideas which might reach people outside their target audience.

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TopDudeMan4363d ago

I agree, mortal kombat just brought so much to the table. The online was... jittery, to put it kindly, but the game itself made me not enjoy other fighting games as much, because of how good it was.

Lucretia4363d ago

maybe when they learn how to animate their fighters it will be better, its far too stiff.

i mean, im not exxagerating when i say this, and its fact, Youtube it if you must.

Dead or alive 1 on the ps1 has far better animations than MK9.

also it just doesnt feel that fun, nor is it in depth. Entertaining to see the fatalities tho, but youtube is great for that.

I will say though that MK comes with alot alot alot of content which is awesome. Blazblue does far better job at that though i have to say, Amazing fighting system, varied character fighting styles, no copy and pasted attacks from other characters (why does every1 in MK punch and kick the same?)

and Blazblues story is insane aswell as the game having a ton of content.

Kalowest4363d ago

Both BB and MK are both great fighting games, with surprisingly deep story-lines.
"no copy and pasted attacks from other characters"
I understand why fighting games like MK and SF do that; it provides a good foundation, for getting to know the characters old&new(than work on advance moves), also for quick pick-up and play(being accessible)

OneAboveAll4357d ago

^^ Wrong. The fighting animations are top notch. MK is not supposed to be a frame by frame fighting game such as SF/MVC.

You can't come off and say something is fact based off of your opinion and the opinion of others who have YouTube videos complaining they don't like it.

GuruStarr784363d ago

agreed... poorly written story, but agreed....

Frankfurt4363d ago

Poorly written compared to books? Yeah. Movies? Maybe. Compared to other fighting games (and action games in general)? Nope, it was great - best story mode in any fighter, by a mile. Made garbage like the BlazBlue's story mode look like the trash it is.

In fact, it was better than a lot of martial aerts movies, too.

Lucretia4363d ago

WTF? did u just say blazblues story sucked?

u must only be entertained by blood or just didnt even beat the story in blazblue. it is the best story hands down in a fighting game, not to mention branching paths and multiple endings per character.

how the hell is BB's story bad?

MK's story line doesnt even make sense, if it did then most of the cast would be dead and not appear in sequels since everyone dies in everyones stories. how many times did lui kang die? and raiden? and goro? and johnn...yeah u get the point

xXxSeTTriPxXx4363d ago

without a doubt mk9 is the best fighter this gen.and i literally play ALL fighters (besides soul caliber, to noobish for my taste).

Kalowest4363d ago (Edited 4363d ago )

He should play the Blazblue series.
It has cool modes, a very interesting story, and weird/cool/ funny ass characters.
It's one of the best fighting game series this gen.

kube004363d ago

I played BlazBlue I didnt really care for it.

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Didn’t Expect To See You Here: 5 Influential Fighting Game Guest Characters

Trevor Walker said: Fighting games have always been able to simultaneously experiment and innovate while staying true to their roots in the best of ways. Mechanics change, crossovers take place, and evolution occurs. One of the best examples of all three can be seen in the coveted guest character.

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The 7 Best Mortal Kombat Mini Games

The fighting genre is full of mini-games, from Street Fighter's car destruction to Tekken Ball. Here's the best Mortal Kombat mini games.

TheBrainZ68d ago

Motor Kombat could've been more than a mini-game.

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Warner Bros. Is Pivoting To Live-Service A Decade Too Late

Warner Bros. announced it's pivoting to live-service games, which could be a disastrous move for its devs

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anast160d ago

They really mean they are pivoting to slot machines on mobile devices.

CrimsonWing69160d ago

I don’t think there ever was a time for GaaS. Its entire resistance is revolved around making a game that generates recurring revenue constantly throughout its lifetime. It’s straight up a corporate scumbag design.

I watched the video seeing if anything changed since the initial Suicide gameplay vid before the delay and it looks the same. So weird watching all the characters just start a gun to their back and bounce super high shooting with no kick-back animation in an empty dead world. The voice acting is cringe and there doesn’t have any sense of atmosphere or immersion like the Arkham games.

And they expect you to pay $70 to $100 for this and then pay more for Battle Passes and items to make grinding less a chore. Yea, no thank you. I hope you learn a hard lesson with this one.