That's another example of how differently MK is seen by different people.
that is a quite exclusive view of "iconic" charcters
Cage and Kitana ain't expendable. they are much more iconic that Quan, Sheeva, Noob, Ermac, Baraka etc.
Uh...I guess Cage is expendable enough for the creators of the game to decided to eliminate Sonya and him in exchange for Cassie Cage. Hello.
exclusive enough that NRS feels the same way lol. Eliminating Johnny Cage, Sonya Blade, probably Jax, Kitana, Jade and Stryker as well.
Sub-Zero died too. yet they perpetuate the character as Sub-Zero even though its bi han or whoever. So, your point?
Well let's just see who exclusively makes it in the new game.
My point is that "iconic"is something built through the years, by the cultural impact. Not of a person's exclusive view. Favorite Characters being killed by game/ comic/ fiction creators is a way to enhance the drama, not get rid off.
Ed Boon needs to speak with you then, so you can define what an iconic MK character is with regard to some characters making it in the new game. Let me know how it goes. Send me the link.
Pffff whatever bro
Being "iconic" has nothing to do with getting into the new game. MK9 was built on such "all-stars" premise, yes, but it doesn't mean MK10 will, or have to, be the same.
Hey sweet cheeks. Its been a while since you've posted a comment that makes any real sense. Good job!
P.S Hurr durr Ferra-Torr is one of the new hybrid replacement characters. I never stated at any point or in any comment that the new hybrid characters are iconic. I guess you suffer from selective reading. BTW, a new hybrid character cannot be iconic. Hurr durr durr.
Like i said before, Kitana might not make the cut (she's human so she ages just like Cage, Sonya, ect).
the storyline starts where mk9 left off, so it's completely possible. That is, in case they get ressurected or get mentioned in flashbacks
It's 25 years after MK9, isn't it? I mean, it's where it left off, but 25 years down the road.
Um, no, its not irrelevant. If enough people would rather the old cast and end up not buying the game because of it, Boon will have made a mistake. There's nothing wrong with customers voicing their opinion on what they want in a product, and customer feedback is rarely irrelevant.