One of the best videos to come out of PAX for Mortal Kombat 9 is here, courtesy of GameTrailers. Hans Lo, one of the producers of the series reboot, walks us through some of the game's features in Tag Mode. 2 on 2 Tag Team gamplay is a first for the MK series, so check it out
Destructoid has done an interview with Ed Boon live at the PAX show. One of the topics discussed is the possibility of free DLC along with paid DLC for MK 2011
NetherRealm Studios is making a big effort to take Mortal Kombat back to the good old days of fatalities, lots of blood and fast 2D fighting. “Old skool,” with a “k” we assume, is how MK producer Hector Sanchez described it to us today at PAX.
Phil Owen and I interviewed Sanchez, and then got a chance for a little hands-on time. I was Scorpion, and Phil was Sub Zero.
MK is unapologetically 2D, and beautiful. The character models are the most detailed, sophisticated models ever in an MK game. The characters will accrue “damage detail” over the course of the match, which gets more severe as you take a beating. The blood ages in MK. And even if you’re winning, you will get bloody, since your opponent’s blood will splash on you.
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Machinima.com has conducted a new interview with Ed Boon. New gameplay footage is shown during the interview, featuring more Kitana and Cyrax gameplay. At the end of the interview, Cyrax's much discussed Net Fatality is performed.
The ninth game in the Mortal Kombat series is a reboot for the franchise -- but how far can a 2D fighting game really stray from its roots? What we're talking about: Mortal Kombat, a high-gloss reboot to a classic 2-D fighting game. Specifically, a Kitana playthrough. Where we saw it: At the Warner Bros. Interactive booth out on the PAX showfloor. Total wait time in line: 26 minutes.
What you need to know:
It gets bloody. Special finishing moves zoom in close so you can watch characters like Sub-Zero rip the top of Mileena's torso off with blood flying and what looks like entrails dripping. It was vividly sick.
The battle damage that appears on characters in the form of blood smears is determined by the type of hits your character is taking (special attacks, slices, etc.). It's not an indicator of how
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