Mortal Kombat

[EnigmaNemesis]

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Just give me a DLC oppo for a Kitana classic fatality. I bet it's not in b/c the animation that would be needed for everyone. Does anyone else explode during any other fatality? I can't recall off the top of my head.

Yeah, they have explosions, etc ... all they would have to do is gib it out like the unreal engine is known for.

I know I seen a bunch where the person explodes. Not get big and fat, but I did see where they explode into gibs ... see the Shao Kahn spoiler fatalities I posted.

[Cyros]

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Wish I could redeem my Reptile code...

[Goffs]

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^ yeah same here...you got yours through amazon?

[The 24th Letter]

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Kung Lao..

Teleport > ovehead smash > dash > spin > dash > XRAY

my first pwnage combo lol

I love Jax too BTW

[Cyros]

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Kung Lao..

Teleport > ovehead smash > dash > spin > dash > XRAY

my first pwnage combo lol

I love Jax too BTW

I should tell my friend about that combo. He just typically Spins and goes into X-Ray.

[Ltrain44]

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Wish I could redeem my Reptile code...

Cyros whats wrong? I got mine redeemed the day I got it which was last Tuesday. They are not working?

Edit: Oh, you have it for PS3 and I guess PSN is still down?

[Ltrain44]

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Good site with all the moves etc.. You'll have to translate FP, BP, FK, BK to your controller though depending on which console you have. This shows you everything including babalities.

http://www.trmk.org/games/mortal_kombat_9/

[Ltrain44]

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Also I got the kollectors addition prima guide and you get like these sheets seperate from the book for each player. It has 5 slots under finishing moves. It has the 2 normal fatalities, the stage fatality and one blank spot you can write in the babality but the 5th blank spot? maybe a friendship (which I doubt) or maybe a spot for DLC fatalities? I know with Reptile, Sub Zero, and Scorpion the 5th one could be their original fatality but not sure about the rest of the characters.

And some of the moves in that guide are wrong! lol..

[TheBadazz]

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Anybody got the Silver Xbox controller? Is it better than the standard controller?

When I'm in the heat of battle I can't nail the moves I want. If the silver controller is better I'm going to pick one up.

[Marino]

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I know its Dayman small, but I just love how you can tell the difference between the faster paces characters and the power characters. I love going from Kitana (who is lightning fast) to Jax, who will just whip your *** if you are close to him.

[thegut]

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Kung Lao..

Teleport > ovehead smash > dash > spin > dash > XRAY

my first pwnage combo lol

I love Jax too BTW

Check out this Kung Lao corner combo:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6Vg4miRQnY

[Section_25]

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Game totally rocks.....Can't wait to see what kind of DLC comes available and I hope there is tons of it.

[8and9]

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Loving this game, going to start trying to unlock stuff tomorrow.

[The 24th Letter]

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MK set 10 gaming records apparantley

• Longest-serving videogame voice actor: The longest-serving videogame voice actor is Ed Boon (USA), the creator of Mortal Kombat (Netherrealm Studios, 1991), who has voiced the character Scorpion in every iteration of the game since its debut.

• Earliest game to trigger the set-up of a software ratings board: Established in 1994, the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) is an industry organization set up in response to the public reaction to Mortal Kombat. In an effort to avoid compulsory censorship, the ESRB set about applying ratings to games similar to those applied to movies. The move came as a consequence of pressure from the US Congress.

• Largest promotional campaign for a fighting video game: According to CNN, in 1995 Mortal Kombat staged the largest ever promotional campaign for a videogame and its related products. Leaving aside initial pre-release promotion, the Mortal Kombat movie opened on 2,000 screens in the USA on August 18 of that year, followed by a direct-to-video digital animation special on August 29 , a live-action Mortal Kombat tour launched from Radio City Music Hall in New York on September 14, an interactive CD-ROM on October 1 and finally the release of Mortal Kombat 3 the video game on October 15.

• Most numbered entries in a fighting game series: The largest fighting game series is Mortal Kombat. It has gone through more iterations than any other fighting game series. The ninth installment is due in 2011. Although Street Fighter has been running far longer than Mortal Kombat, and has more variations available to buy, it has only reached the fourth change to its core gameplay. Street Fighter IV arrived in 2008.

• Earliest one-on-one fighting game to use digitized sprites: The 1992 launch of Mortal Kombat offered something that no other beat-’em-up had. In addition to ultra-violence and killing moves, it presented a brand new level of realism through the use of digitized sprites. Rather than using hand-drawn animation characters, the sprites used were based on graphics created using digitized footage of real actors.

• Earliest video game poster to be censored: On April 22, 2003, Britain’s Advertising Standard’s Authority (ASA) took the then unprecedented step of condemning the poster campaign promoting Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance. They claimed that the poster -which showed a “hoodie” wiping his bloodstained hand on a businessman above the words “It’s in us all” – was “irresponsible” and “condoned violence”. The poster was unsurprisingly withdrawn.

• Earliest successful console fighting game: Although a very popular arcadegame, when Mortal Kombat was released for the home market it took an incredible $1 billion-a-year in the first two full years of release. Needless to say, the game very quickly established itself as the number one choice among fighting gamers the world over.

• Earliest 3D fighting game to offer online play: Although online play is now a standard feature in all new fighting games, the first online playable 3D fighter was Mortal Kombat: Deception, released in 2004. The game offered one-on-one fighting between two players over the Internet, in addition to two, more sedate mini games – Puzzle Kombat and Chess Kombat.

• Highest grossing film based on a beat ‘em up video game: Mortal Kombat (USA, 1996) still holds the record for the highest grossing movie based on a beat ‘em up video game, having taken an impressive $122 million.

• Most successful video game spin-off soundtrack album: Released on August 15, 1995, the Mortal Kombat soundtrack album, which accompanied the $100 million movie, went platinum within ten days of release. The album included contributions from artists as diverse as Orbital, Napalm Death and Traci Lords.

[Rawdeal28]

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Yeah, the game is definitely a blast. I have not been into fighters since MK2 and UMK3 really... so this brought me back into playing one.

Stage fatalities, alt fatalities, and babalities are always there and accessible, you just have to find a guide online and do the command, and it will always be in the list after.

THANKS.

I've NEVER liked Stryker. I do like how you can hold the guns and you won't fire until you let go.

Looks even better when you use a part of your X-Ray bar.

his fatality is so badass though.

yeah i never played with stryker until now. i love his moves. im trying to learn his combos. and yes his first fatality is straight bad ***!
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Game totally rocks.....Can't wait to see what kind of DLC comes available and I hope there is tons of it.

same here. would love some Brutalities too.