I ended up getting into game video recording this week and determined that I need to get a better microphone. Then I started to think why do I want to bother investing money into something that’s not paid? So that … Continue reading My Week in Games [4/9/2015 – 4/15/2015] Out There, Curse of the Immortals, Eron, Holy Ship, Eryi’s Action and more
Is it in good taste to have separate lists for male and female Mortal Kombat characters? The best is the best and everything is equal in the video game world. Thanks to programming, even a stick figure can annihilate the … Continue reading Top 10 Mighty Mortal Kombat Males
Now that Mortal Kombat has released a sequel to its famous reboot that went back in time to stop the events of Armageddon, I decided that it was time to take a look back at the original sequel. Mortal Kombat … Continue reading Mortal Kombat 2 Arcade Review
For those that don’t know the original Mortal Kombat Arcade games are one-on-one fighters. Every fighter has different special moves and different fatalities, but for the most part everyone plays exactly the same. Every character has high punch, low punch, … Continue reading Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection Steam Review
Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks takes a step away from the one-on-one arcade fighter and immerses two friends, Kung Lao and Liu Kang in a third person beat’em up for one or two players cooperatively. It still has the blood, fatalities … Continue reading Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks XBox Review
The blood is back! Mortal Kombat takes you back into the arena for some one-on-one arcade fighting, but this time its exclusive for home consoles. Its a huge risk to take, but that’s just where the industry is headed. Deadly … Continue reading Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance XBox Review
To start with the fighting is in 3D, there are seven playable characters (Jax, Sonya, Scorpion, Kung Lao, Kenshi, Ki Mei and Frost) and five hidden characters to unlock (Kitana, Kano, Sub-Zero, Kwan Chi, Shang Tsung). The fighting controls are very simple, the A button is the kick button, the B button is the punch and the R button is for blocking. What makes this different than other portable fighting games is that usually a character has one set of fighting moves, and a few special moves to use, but with this game each character has two different fighting styles! … Continue reading Mortal Kombat Deadly Alliance Game Boy Advance Review
This game is a 3D fighting game based around Tekken 3, with 9 playable fighters (Xiaoyu, Yoshimitsu, Nina, Law, Gun Jack, Hwoarang, Paul, King and Jin). With the Playstation version of this fighting game, for each character you beat the game with, it will play a movie and you will earn a new playable fighter, however, it is not like this in the Gameboy Advance version. When you beat the game, the credits roll and that is it, you do not get any specialized ending nor an extra playable fighter. Also, Heihachi is the leader of the game, and not … Continue reading Tekken Advance Game Boy Advance Review
The fighting game known as Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 returns with a portable version for Game Boy Advance. It features the 23 selectable fighters from the arcade game such as Liu Kang, Sub Zero, and Scorpion to Smoke, Noob Saibot … Continue reading Mortal Kombat Advance Game Boy Advance Review
Mortal Kombat took the arcades by storm as the mature one-on-one fighter. A game that there isn’t just blood, but fatalities at the end that resulted in decapitations, torn out hearts and severed spines. Mortal Kombat crossed the line and … Continue reading Mortal Kombat SNES Review
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