The Hangout: EVERYONE IS HATED BY IVOLT

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Originally Posted by king0427

It's MK, what would you expect? :wacko:

As far as I remember, they messed up a little on MK4.
Then they improved a little.(Deadly Alliance, Deception)
Then back again.(MK: Armageddon, despite currently playing it.)

Not to mention MK: Shaolin Monks.

Also, you should try Deception.:nod:

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Hey hey hey, Shoalin Monks was awesome.

I will not have you defile one of the few good things to come out of that trainwreck of a series.

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Originally Posted by Raype

Hey hey hey, Shoalin Monks was awesome.

I will not have you defile one of the few good things to come out of that trainwreck of a series.

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Story wise, it was a failure, in my opinion.
Gameplay wise, not so much.

It depends on preference.:shrug:

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Originally Posted by king0427

It's MK, what would you expect? :wacko:

As far as I remember, they messed up a little on MK4.
Then they improved a little.(Deadly Alliance, Deception)
Then back again.(MK: Armageddon, despite currently playing it.)

Not to mention MK: Shaolin Monks.

Also, you should try Deception.:nod:

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Yeah, MK 1-3 were great. I don't remember 4 being too bad at the time but it's aged horribly. Although I was 10, so that may have had something to do with it. :wacko:

I'll try Deception one of these days. I only had a Gamecube back then and that version never came out over here. :frown:

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Originally Posted by Miss Piggy

It`s not fast? Laggy? what do you want me to say? at least I`m not on dial up, god.

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ugh........don't remind me.....
(used to use dial up)

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Originally Posted by king0427

Story wise, it was a failure, in my opinion.
Gameplay wise, not so much.

It depends on preference.:shrug:

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The only shortfall of the plot is that it set up a sequel that never happened.

But then again, Quan Chi. He ruins everything. So perhaps it's better this way.

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Originally Posted by Majinkura

ugh........don't remind me.....
(used to use dial up)

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ALWAYS.

(Dial up, how I hated you so. It did not help that I shared a house with several phone addicts)

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Originally Posted by Fer!

I like to keep my memories of MK the way they are by just playing only MK1-2 over the years. :wacko:

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Originally Posted by Fer!

Strange how you can play MK1-2-3 and they still look right, but 4 looks outdated as fuck.

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The move to 3D sort of killed it back then. The new MK is hella fun, but part of me wishes they'd make an old school 2D game on the new systems, as in hire a bunch of martial arts professionals and do the bluescreen thing again. That would be great in HD.

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Originally Posted by Raype

ALWAYS.

(Dial up, how I hated you so. It did not help that I shared a house with several phone addicts)

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I like the sound of a dial-up modem but I don't miss it at all.

This was in the related videos:



SMOKE WEED AND MAKE YOUTUBE VIDEOS FOR PEOPLE WITH DIAL-UP.

I'm really eager to play the new MK, it looks pretty great. :D

@ Raype

boy that sound brings back memories :wacko:

I've never used dial up. Then again, I didn't have internet until 2005 or so.

Yes, as you might've guessed, one of the first things I did online was find this site and register on it. :wacko:

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Originally Posted by 'Animal'

Yeah, MK 1-3 were great. I don't remember 4 being too bad at the time but it's aged horribly. Although I was 10, so that may have had something to do with it. :wacko:

I'll try Deception one of these days. I only had a Gamecube back then and that version never came out over here. :frown:

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Gamecube version is better.
Shao Kahn and Goro are playable.
The only thing I disliked a bit, is that Noob Saibot is constantly in a "tag battle".

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Originally Posted by Raype

The only shortfall of the plot is that it set up a sequel that never happened.

But then again, Quan Chi. He ruins everything. So perhaps it's better this way.

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:nod:

From appearance, to fighting style.

Spoiler warning:

http://mkk.mortalkombatonline.com/ar...00_002_q10.jpg

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Originally Posted by Gare

I've never used dial up. Then again, I didn't have internet until 2005 or so.

Yes, as you might've guessed, one of the first things I did online was find this site and register on it. :wacko:

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I had dial-up in 2001 I think and then in 2003 or 2004 I got broadband, I barely remember dial-up.

And it seems we've got another Mexican on board in this forum.

Dialup was hilarious. Five and a half hours spent downloading the music video for Slipknot's Left Behind. Did I mention my ISP would cut the connection every two hours?

HILARIOUS I SAY, HILARIOUS.