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posted03/18/2006 01:07 AM (UTC)byTakadaWho thinks Boon and his team will Remake Mortal Kombat the original in full 3d as the new ones are.
It would be pretty cool, what do you guys think?
It would be pretty cool, what do you guys think?
Ninja_Mime •03/09/2006 12:49 AM (UTC) •
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No. That would be terrible.
scaryharpy •03/09/2006 12:52 AM (UTC) •
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I think it would be cool if they do it right.
Originally, MK was to have Johnny, Liu, and Jax. I definitely want this.
There was also supposed to be a barbarian character, Rokuro.
I also want the new female kombatants to be kharacters in there own right, not replacements for missing male kombatants.
Originally, MK was to have Johnny, Liu, and Jax. I definitely want this.
There was also supposed to be a barbarian character, Rokuro.
I also want the new female kombatants to be kharacters in there own right, not replacements for missing male kombatants.
Hikari715 •03/09/2006 01:06 AM (UTC) •
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IMO, I prefer the crew not to remake the classics. The classics should stay the same. If they did, it's going to be obvious it will look awful.
And what would the point be?
If you want to play as the original characters, then do so in armageddon, in all their glory, the original should stay untouched.
If anything Mortal Kombat should be remade, it would have to be the damned movies. The first one was alright, second one I wouldn't piss on it if it were on fire.
If you want to play as the original characters, then do so in armageddon, in all their glory, the original should stay untouched.
If anything Mortal Kombat should be remade, it would have to be the damned movies. The first one was alright, second one I wouldn't piss on it if it were on fire.
subzero6969 •03/09/2006 03:59 PM (UTC) •
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How many fucking threads can you make, about half of the threads in here and in the MKA forum are yours. Anyways they should leave the classics alone, but making a game in the past before MK1 well thats another story.
Baraka407 •03/11/2006 09:31 AM (UTC) •
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I think that almost everyone here would like to see MK1 or 2 remade on next gen consoles with modern graphics, special effects, FMV etc etc. There are only a few problems though:
1) You'd be hard pressed to find a large group of MK fans or fighting game fans in general that would want to see yet another MK game with the same fighting system as MK:DA, MK:D and MK:A.
2) I think that most MK fans want to see a new MK game, rather than having the MK team focus its time and energy on remaking an old game.
3) MK1 and 2 are simply outdated. For what they were at the time, they were great games, two of my favorite all time in fact. But you put out a fighting game now that has 7 characters or 12 characters and you'd be considered legally insane. Even if you made Shang Tsung, Goro and Reptile playable (heck, even Ermac and Jax), you're still not looking at a very big roster of characters for MK1. MK2 is more plausible with 17 characters if Shao Khan, Kintaro, Jade, Smoke and Noob were included I suppose.
The question becomes: How far away from the original games do you want to stray?
Should these games stick exactly to the roots of those games (where the hidden characters aren't playable and you only have those that were originally in the games?) Or would you want to take some license with the games and expand upon them?
In the first MK movie, there were alot of minor fighters that either lost to MK characters (the guy with dreads that lost to Liu Kang, the guy Art who Johnny Cage knew etc etc) or were simply there for show (the guy that got frozen by Sub Zero after charging at him). My point is that MK1 was constrained by technology at the time. They simply didn't have the space (or probably the time) to add more characters. Do you add 10 to 20 more characters and basically state that they were in the tournament, but their stories were never told? It's possible, and the idea is an intriguing one.
But my opinion is that I'd rather remember those MK games for what they were instead of seeing the MK team go back to the well again. They couldn't win. At best, you have something that's not overly new (it's still the same core storyline with the same main characters) and at worst you have a game that basically craps on the history of the series either by F'ing up the storyline or simply making a fighting game that was once great into something that's average to mediocre. As a long time fan, I really wouldn't want to see the latter scenario come about.
So as tempting as the idea would be, I still think that the MK team should stick with their idea of ending the current series and starting fresh. New fighting system, new graphical engine, new generation of video game systems, a new storyline and new ideas. MK:SM was cool for MK fans because it took us through the time between MK1 and MK2. But between this and everything that came out of those first two games from merchandise to movies, do we really need to milk those two games anymore? Let's hope the MK team will make the series grow in a new direction and hopefully eliminate the problems that plagued the last three MK games while making what actually worked even better. That's my 10 cents anyways.
1) You'd be hard pressed to find a large group of MK fans or fighting game fans in general that would want to see yet another MK game with the same fighting system as MK:DA, MK:D and MK:A.
2) I think that most MK fans want to see a new MK game, rather than having the MK team focus its time and energy on remaking an old game.
3) MK1 and 2 are simply outdated. For what they were at the time, they were great games, two of my favorite all time in fact. But you put out a fighting game now that has 7 characters or 12 characters and you'd be considered legally insane. Even if you made Shang Tsung, Goro and Reptile playable (heck, even Ermac and Jax), you're still not looking at a very big roster of characters for MK1. MK2 is more plausible with 17 characters if Shao Khan, Kintaro, Jade, Smoke and Noob were included I suppose.
The question becomes: How far away from the original games do you want to stray?
Should these games stick exactly to the roots of those games (where the hidden characters aren't playable and you only have those that were originally in the games?) Or would you want to take some license with the games and expand upon them?
In the first MK movie, there were alot of minor fighters that either lost to MK characters (the guy with dreads that lost to Liu Kang, the guy Art who Johnny Cage knew etc etc) or were simply there for show (the guy that got frozen by Sub Zero after charging at him). My point is that MK1 was constrained by technology at the time. They simply didn't have the space (or probably the time) to add more characters. Do you add 10 to 20 more characters and basically state that they were in the tournament, but their stories were never told? It's possible, and the idea is an intriguing one.
But my opinion is that I'd rather remember those MK games for what they were instead of seeing the MK team go back to the well again. They couldn't win. At best, you have something that's not overly new (it's still the same core storyline with the same main characters) and at worst you have a game that basically craps on the history of the series either by F'ing up the storyline or simply making a fighting game that was once great into something that's average to mediocre. As a long time fan, I really wouldn't want to see the latter scenario come about.
So as tempting as the idea would be, I still think that the MK team should stick with their idea of ending the current series and starting fresh. New fighting system, new graphical engine, new generation of video game systems, a new storyline and new ideas. MK:SM was cool for MK fans because it took us through the time between MK1 and MK2. But between this and everything that came out of those first two games from merchandise to movies, do we really need to milk those two games anymore? Let's hope the MK team will make the series grow in a new direction and hopefully eliminate the problems that plagued the last three MK games while making what actually worked even better. That's my 10 cents anyways.
ShaolinPimp •03/11/2006 05:35 PM (UTC) •
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Nah......the second one maybe...but not the first
ShaolinPimp •03/11/2006 05:37 PM (UTC) •
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subzero6969 Wrote:
How many fucking threads can you make, about half of the threads in here and in the MKA forum are yours. Anyways they should leave the classics alone, but making a game in the past before MK1 well thats another story.
How many fucking threads can you make, about half of the threads in here and in the MKA forum are yours. Anyways they should leave the classics alone, but making a game in the past before MK1 well thats another story.
Hes right man.......chill the fuck out.
captspaulding26 •03/12/2006 05:30 AM (UTC) •
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no its bad enough they remade mk2 and made it like crap and gave it a diffrent name
Ermac4Life14 •03/13/2006 01:11 AM (UTC) •
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RE: MK 1 remade?
And what would the point be?
If you want to play as the original characters, then do so in armageddon, in all their glory, the original should stay untouched.
If anything Mortal Kombat should be remade, it would have to be the damned movies. The first one was alright, second one I wouldn't piss on it if it were on fire.
I'm afraid I'm gonna have agree with u on that one KillJoy...those MK movies sucked. But arent they comin out wit a new MK movie thats supposed to be better than the other ones soon??
And what would the point be?
If you want to play as the original characters, then do so in armageddon, in all their glory, the original should stay untouched.
If anything Mortal Kombat should be remade, it would have to be the damned movies. The first one was alright, second one I wouldn't piss on it if it were on fire.
I'm afraid I'm gonna have agree with u on that one KillJoy...those MK movies sucked. But arent they comin out wit a new MK movie thats supposed to be better than the other ones soon??
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