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For centuries, competitors in the Mortal Kombat Tournament have laid waste to their enemies as they attempted to be declared the winner. In the end, it was Emperor Shao Kahn that ruthlessly defeated Raiden and his allies. Unwilling to sit idly by, Raiden is determined to somehow defeat the Emperor and undo his victory. Raiden must go to a place where the Emperor is most vulnerable, a place where it is never too late for second chances. Raiden must go to the past.The classic franchise returns with Mortal Kombat as you've never seen it before. Stereoscopic 3D creates a richly detailed world, complete with stunning 3D environments and characters and mind-blowing fatalities. Rewrite history as you battle your way through the Mortal Kombat Tournament. It's not just the legendary warriors that will be merciless and brutal. This time around, you'll be able to face your friends in traditional two-player matches or in several new game modes with three other friends to add to the excitement and gore. Do you have what it takes to alter the past and avoid extinction?
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5
Still fun to play even after MKX
on February 14, 2016
Posted by: Tsukiyomi
This is my favorite of all the Mortal Kombat games that have been released as of the date of this writing (last entry was MKX). Though there is a new one released already with MKX.
The game itself as is already known is basically a reboot of the timeline that ended with Mortal Kombat Armageddon and brought us back to the way it should be ie 2D fighting plane instead of 3D.
The story itself was surprisingly pretty good considering the games history and the usual lack of importance of story within fighting games and to the overall fighting game community.
The only negative I have to say is the beginning of the inclusion of movie character DLC that is a downside but there far worse things. I cannot comment on the online portion either since I never used it.
My Best Buy number: 0056943443
I would recommend this to a friend!
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You've embarked on thrilling adventures with them. You've battled epic monsters with them. You've even squared off against them in heart-racing combat. Now, your favorite characters from the Dengeki Bunko novels are getting together to engage in adrenaline-pumping fighting gameplay action on your PlayStation 3. Are you ready for the most epic battles of all time?Grab your PlayStation 3 controller and get ready for epic, action-packed fighting gameplay with character matchups you've only dreamed about with Dengeki Bunko: Fighting Climax. This all-star cast features 14 playable and 23 assist characters, including Akira Yuki from Virtua Fighter, Selvaria Bles from Valkyria Chronicles, Asuna from Sword Art Online and more. Battle it out on brilliant stages designed after some of Sega's most popular series, such as Sonic the Hedgehog and NiGHTS. Become immersed in the storyline with more than 60 original vignettes created by the game's writers. Take the fight with you or enjoy it at home with cross-save functionality between your PlayStation 3 and PS Vita. Are you ready to battle it out with your favorite characters?
Posted by: Tsukiyomi
It's a decent enough fighter for what it is ie an anime fighter. If you know the properties involved in this game it helps but it's not necessarily a requirement since I myself only really know Sword Art Online/Shakugan no Shana and A Certain Magical Index/Railgun (to a much more limited degree). But I enjoyed it all the same. It's not as complex as other fighting games but that doesn't hurt it.
The only negative I really have to state is the fact that a newer version has already been released in Japan and was announced even before this was released. But I enjoyed this game enough to buy it in Japanese and than sell it to buy it again in English and I don't regret it.
Overall if you like anime fighters go for it if you don't well than don't.
My Best Buy number: 0056943443
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To celebrate its 30th anniversary, Rare brings together the adventures of its iconic characters in a collection that spans the decades. From its earliest 2D classics to Xbox 360 triumphs, Rare Replay delivers a gaming treasure trove for veteran players and newcomers alike.As you brawl with the Battletoads, grab Jiggies in Banjo-Kazooie and fight the future in Perfect Dark, you'll uncover bonus content and exclusive looks at the creation of Rare Replay's hits. Master the basics or test your skills with all-new snapshot challenges and 10,000 Gamerscore. Gaming's greatest are back, lovingly presented and exclusively on Xbox One!
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4
A cheap collection for a lot of games
on January 9, 2016
Posted by: Tsukiyomi
It's an interesting mix of games even though most hold no real interest for me. I really only bought it for Killer Instinct Gold (though I have 2) and Battletoads Arcade (always liked beat em ups since the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Arcade Game). I don't really have any complaints in this case since it's allowing me to try games I was curious about when I was a kid and older.
The bottom line for this game is simple for the price it's hard to go wrong even if you only like a few of the games your doing well. So if your a fan of any of them and want to play again go for it. I personally picked it up for $17 or so after tax ($20 sale price + GCU Discount) and I'm pleased overall.
My Best Buy number: 0056943443
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