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The other Mortal Kombat games I have played have really lacked in the fighting category, this one the fighting was really good and fluid. The finishers are not quite as deadly and bloody as earlier incarnations, but I did not mind all that much. I just enjoy the opportunity to do a finishing move, I do not really care if it is ultra bloody. This one includes DC comic characters, hence the reason it is less violent, and I rather enjoyed their inclusion. It was fun and they actually explain during story mode that all the things that were happening were affecting the powers of say Superman and Captain Marvel, hence why they simply did not dominate all the other characters as they probably should have.
I hate fighting games where everyone can face everyone and have an equal chance at winning with no explanation as to why. This one is also a lot more fun than an earlier game featuring Marvel characters called Rise of the Imperfects. This one trumps that game in that it has multiple endings in the arcade mode and a lot better fighting. Which sucks as I love the Marvel characters and enjoy them better than those of DC, yet Marvel seems to have complete boneheads doing their writing and such these days. The main problems I had with this one is that in the two story modes every character that is playable does not have a chapter. In the DC side of things Catwoman and Deathstroke get left off and three or four are left off the Mortal Kombat side.
That and you can not use finishers in the story mode, though I guess it would be strange to kill someone and then have them return for a later segment, still it is a game so who cares? All in all though it was fun, it has a lot of replay value in it.
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DC Universe Characters Index Character Select DC Universe 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 Mortal Kombat 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 A Note on Finishers For Fatalities and Heroic Brutalities, your distance from your dazed foe matters. We note the proper distance you must be from your opponent with the finishing move button requirements below. 'Face to face' means you must be so close that you are touching your opponent—or nearly doing so.
Om namo bhagavate vasudevaya. 'One step back' means you should walk up to your opponent, move back one step, or about a full body length, and execute the button combo. 'Far' means approximately the distance between your fighters at the beginning of a match—two to three body lengths. The game is relatively lenient with these distances, and some button combinations will actually move your fighter out of position, so just keep practicing until you get the feel of the Finisher you want to use. Finally, we denote one Finisher for every character as 'Easy' and one 'Hard.' These are relative terms and only are included to help unfamiliar players choose which Finisher to tackle first.
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