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1 total messages Started by emp... Michael Kraft Thu, 07 Oct 1993 05:54
MK: SNES+GENESIS = PERFECT?
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Author: emp... Michael Kraft
Date: Thu, 07 Oct 1993 05:54
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I have the Genesis version and the playability is very good, the moves 
are easy to do, the reaction time is good, the game is fast, and it has 
the fatalities, but there is basically no sound, so-so music, ok graphics, 
and when the old man (can't remember his name write now) dies he just falls 
down. 

I've heard on the SNES version there are excellent sounds (with digitized 
voices) and graphics and the old man "explodes" when you beat him, but the 
moves are impossible to execute, the reaction time is slow, the game itself 
is slow, and there are no "real" fatalities.

It sounds like Acclaim and Genesis's MK company (I thought they were the 
same, oh well) should have shared information. Because if you put the pluses 
from the SNES MK and the pluses from the GENESIS MK you'd have one hell of a 
great MK home version.

My advice is get it together with the CD version or no one will buy it. (Use 
that new thing that makes 256(128?) colors on Genesis, and get it right. 
Then when the SEGA CD goes down in price at least I'll be able to get a good 
home version of MK.

Oh BTW are they making MK for the IBM-PC? I heard they were and if they are 
when would it be coming out? (And don't tell me they can't put digitized 
voices in it, if they can make SF2 for the IBM they can make MK).


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