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| View Poll Results: Which is better? | |||
| Street Fighter |
  
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95 | 78.51% |
| Mortal Kombat |
  
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26 | 21.49% |
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 Member 54 Level 45.72 Mar 2006 
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This isn't even a question.
- You had to press a button to block in MK, which didn't work effectively. - MK's A.I was rigged, just look at Kabal in MK3 onwards. - Uppercutting barely worked, because people the cpu would always mysteriously counter. - Nobody knew how to do fatalies because gamefaqs didn't exist. - MK4's fatalities were pathetic. - MK progressively became worse in 3D. DA's fatalities were also lame (Quan Chi's "neck stretch") - The story of MK contradicts itself. Characters die, and are magically in their sequels (Liu Kang, Sub Zero) I've spent a huge amount of time with MK, and I didn't enjoy it. Takling about 50 or so hours across 1, 2, 3, 4, and DA. Mostly 1 trying to defeat the ridiculous 1v2 battles and Goro. Sure, it was addictive, but it isn't what the hype in the mid 90's is worth. It's media attention was only brought on by violence, and that's it. There was next to no blood in Street Fighter and it managed to compete side by side. Also, KoF would come into it had there of been a proper version on the consoles (Megadrive and SNES) but it just didn't exist, and it was too late anyway. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
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