Mortal Kombat 9 - Page 2

On February 10 2011 06:15 wooozy wrote:
which mortal kombat was the one on n64?

that's the last one i played. ^_^

On February 10 2011 06:28 SweeTLemonS[TPR] wrote:


That was MK4. It was terrible.

MK stopped using numbers for some time, which is probably why this is confusing.

There was Deadly Alliance, Deception, Armageddon, and Unchained (not sure of the order; I never played them, only read about them in magazines).

On February 10 2011 06:37 A3iL3r0n wrote:

Actually, the one for N64 was MK Trilogy, which I own.

While my fighting game experience is relatively limited, MK Trilogy for N64 actually is balanced. There are no infinite juggles in the game, and what juggling there is is relatively limited as your run meter is drained to 0 once your opponent is falling through the air from a hit, along with some limitations on special moves that would lead to infinite juggling.

This game is definitely not horrible.

On February 10 2011 06:49 SweeTLemonS[TPR] wrote:


They both were. MK4 was the last one made for N64.

"The following game, Mortal Kombat 4, was released in 1997, and ported to the PlayStation, Nintendo 64 and PC, while an update named Mortal Kombat Gold was released exclusively for the Dreamcast in 1999." From: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mortal_Kombat#Fighting_games

On February 10 2011 05:27 br0fivE wrote:
Jibba, u must be old lol or just never loved the game

On February 10 2011 06:55 A3iL3r0n wrote:

They both were what? Horrible?

Woozy didn't indicate the last one for the N64, only the last one he played.

On February 10 2011 07:23 SweeTLemonS[TPR] wrote:



Read what you wrote. "Actually [In actuality; in actual fact; as in, contrary to what you just stated] the one for N64 was MK Trilogy, which I own."

They're both "the one," and "actually" would imply I was somehow wrong about MK4 being on N64. That's why I said "they both were."

I did misread his post, though.

To be more on topic. UMK3 was my favorite, by a long shot. I always played as Noob Saibot, and hit people with that smoke thing that made me invulnerable, then I'd run up to them and do his quad-kick. It was so cheap if I could hit them with it.

On February 10 2011 08:20 A3iL3r0n wrote:

Noob is definitely OP considering how easy his specials are, and they all give you free hits. His combos are equally easy and powerful. I'm Raiden player myself, but then again, he's one of the more OP characters too.

Who was the most OP in that game? I guess the version I play doesn't have infinite juggles, but I think Smoke would have to be: teleport upper-cut that could be thrown at any time, spear, air throw and invisibility. Or maybe Cryax? His net counters high and low attacks, teleport at any time, air throw (although it's much harder to land due to the buttons than Smoke's)

On February 10 2011 08:21 zobz wrote:
I don't really understand what's entertaining about gratuitous violence for its own sake, and this game certainly brings it to new levels. Alot of it even seems to eerily mix in elements of sex. One of the chick characters stabs a guy and then black widows him and eats his face? Venom puking acid into a chick's mouth? It's as bad as that god damned human centipede movie.

On February 10 2011 06:28 SweeTLemonS[TPR] wrote:


That was MK4. It was terrible.

MK stopped using numbers for some time, which is probably why this is confusing.

There was Deadly Alliance, Deception, Armageddon, and Unchained (not sure of the order; I never played them, only read about them in magazines).