i prefer 3D Mortal Kombat games over 2D ones like the newer ones. what do you think?
I prefer 3D Mortal Kombat games over 2D ones like the newer ones. what do you think?
Alexander Morris
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Noah Turner
deception was peak -- multiple stances and layered & interactive 3D areas. it's konquest was a blast. 3D midway era gave us some of the best character progression too, even in MK4 Gold when Goro and Kung Lao buried the hatchet for the greater good.
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Landon Carter
You have good taste.
Justin Martin
Shaolin Monks Is still the best
Jeremiah Sanders
still my favorite
9 is close second
Justin Collins
They’re all great games, love the expanded lore and the darker atmosphere. The new fighting system was also a breath of fresh air too.
Austin Green
>running around the map looking for chests and other secrets
That there right there is the shit
Jack Wilson
Means you have shit taste in games.
The 3D MK games were mostly all shit outside of Deception.
Jaxon Bailey
>>running around the map looking for chests and other secrets
you seriously think konquest was just this?
John Hughes
This. Even versus mode is good. I don't understand why they never made Shaolin Monks 2 or even remaster. That game is perfect.
Wyatt Moore
Camden Edwards
>MK4 Gold when Goro and Kung Lao buried the hatchet for the greater good.
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that ending was pure kino it's a shame out it was tossed aside
Nathan Rivera
The 3D games were good in everything except gameplay because a ton of classic special moves were gutted in favor of martial arts and the 3D Space
Luke Wood
it went in another direction unlike other franchises which are afraid to ditch the old formula no matter how many iterations of it there are already.
and thank god for that bc deception was kino af.
James Gonzalez
>Adventure mode
>Puzzle Kombat
>Chess Kombat
I wish they'd do more good shit like this with the newer games
Brandon Morales
MK4 was great I don't get why people disliked it so much
John White
3D MK was peak single-player fighting
I wish the genre had kept this kind of option for people who enjoy fighting mechanics but don't want to compete
Jonathan Ward
you just know nuMK would make that death so overdrawn with multiple cam angles, xrays and one liners to the point of killing any of its impact. splat indeed
Nathan Reed
i dont think it had a good arcade debut so fighting community hated it
Austin Peterson
bump for 3D kino
Ryder Martin
Came out when arcades were dying in the US, competing with SF3 in the small circle of fighting game players who still were around