The first Mortal Kombat game to have an extensive Single Player mode was Deception back in 2004. There was a free-roaming RPG-like mode where you followed the game’s main character (Shujinko) in a quest that shaped the story of the main game. Every game following that had something too.

All the guests have at least one fatality that’s a reference to an iconic movie moment.

NRS didn’t develop the PC version. WB outsources it to a third party company that did a shitty job, hired another one to fix the mess and cancelled development.

Yeah, I know how it works. Doesn’t mean mistakes can’t happen. I’ve used placeholder images that were changed near the end of production. This kind of thing can happen no matter where you work. They didn’t ship the game with the art in it. It probably would have been detected before then.

The real world doesn’t have every one in the production line double checking assets.

Some of you act like every single person should reverse search every single assets to see if they’ve been used somewhere else.

Hopefully MAsked Pikachu isn’t beating his wife when he’s home. :(

Except they wouldn’t. Because Hollywood rarely hires actors that look the part.

I don’t care if some of these costumes are weird. Tekken characters actually getting new ****ing costumes is the highlight of my day.

I’m sure it is! The PC is definitely not that money maker it used to be.

Guess it is.

Good way to get back at them. I don’t condone piracy or buying used games but if a publisher gives you a shitty port and don’t support it, they don’t deserve your support.

I have one PC gamer friend and there’s no war between each other.

Well, it doesn’t help, that’s for sure!

Ubisoft’s ports aren’t that much better. I’m just saying if you want a properly functioning version of a game at launch, console gaming is way more safe.

Still. That’s a missing 500,000$ or so (since a pirated copy =/= a lost sale).

I’m just saying as less money is spent to make the PC ports(a lot of companies relying on third party companies), PC gamers might have to switch to console to play properly working version of games.

Of course. There’s a lot of good things about PC gaming. I’m just saying companies are spending less and less money on ports, probably because of piracy. New releases of AAA games are always buggy on PC because of this. If one doesn’t care about being able to use mods or play 10 year old games, and want to be able to…

Never said the sales were in a slump. With more and more people pirating big games, studios are less and less willing to spend money on PC games.

And then people wonder why studios don’t port games to PC or spend just enough money to develop a barely playable port.