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I liked trilogy on ps1 except for the load ins of like shang sung... on n64 I couldn't use the controller was a bit akward for a fighter imo..
Why are you bumping so many old threads?
I liked trilogy on ps1 except for the load ins of like shang sung... on n64 I couldn't use the controller was a bit akward for a fighter imo..
MKII will always be the highest point in the series. I don't think MK will ever get to the point of being bigger then SF again, but IMO Deception was the best story mode I have seen for a fighter even though I am sure some people will disagree. I don't like the new style story modes where it's random battles, but I will admit MK9 & X have had the best looking ones.
1 is still my favorite to this day.
what i really liked about 1 is that the setting actually felt like a tournament.
Yes! It was heavily inspired by Enter the Dragon and Bloodsport. It oozed atmosphere. And it was all downhill from there.
I would say MK is bigger than SF right now.
Don't forget Big Trouble in Little China. Their "homages" to that movie are practically copyright violations.
I really like 2, and Trilogy. Trilogy was my shit in high school. We would have sometimes over 10 in my small room playing that game.
It has more money for advertisement, but IMO not bigger. Time Warner did try to make a show out of it, but independent companies like ESPN showed Street Fighter, not Mortal Kombat at the end of the day.
That just means that Street Fighter is more suited to competitive play (and the spectator aspect that goes along with it), not necessarily that it's more popular.
Mortal Kombat X certainly outsold Street Fighter V by a pretty big margin.
Injustice was a lot better than most people give it credit for. It's not a serious bzns competitive game, and it was never meant to be, but it's a lot of fun.