John Grizzly
The axe that clears the forest
NRS doesn't treat their games like Capcom treats Street Fighter. Granted, Capcom is having its problems, but if you think about it, people have been playing the same Street Fighter game for 6 years. Street Fighter 4 was released in 2008. It stays fresh because of regular updates. To be fair, the updates aren't even done to balance the game, as the characters who sucked in the original version still suck for the most part. The point is...it keeps the game fresh and holds interest.
NRS is always thinking about the next game. Boon never wants to release something that feels just like the last game. I definitely respect that, but I'd love for them to release a game they're happy with, stick with that exact engine and just fine tune it. I really do love MK9, and if they patched it buffing some of the shitters instead of deleting Kabal and Kenshi from the game like most want, you can't tell me people wouldn't have given it a shot again.
In closing, I'd like to say that I personally don't mind 2 or 3 versions of what is essentially the same game as long as it's adding new elements, characters and some sort of balancing. Shit, I've purchased every Marvel and Street Fighter game and I hardly touch them. Don't be afraid to release Ultimate MKX, NRS. I, for one, would happily pay for it. I know patches are expensive for these developers, so why not listen to the community (not that anyone can ever agree on anything) and release a $10 or $15 upgrade a year or so after MKX is released? Look at what Ultra has done for Street Fighter!
NRS is always thinking about the next game. Boon never wants to release something that feels just like the last game. I definitely respect that, but I'd love for them to release a game they're happy with, stick with that exact engine and just fine tune it. I really do love MK9, and if they patched it buffing some of the shitters instead of deleting Kabal and Kenshi from the game like most want, you can't tell me people wouldn't have given it a shot again.
In closing, I'd like to say that I personally don't mind 2 or 3 versions of what is essentially the same game as long as it's adding new elements, characters and some sort of balancing. Shit, I've purchased every Marvel and Street Fighter game and I hardly touch them. Don't be afraid to release Ultimate MKX, NRS. I, for one, would happily pay for it. I know patches are expensive for these developers, so why not listen to the community (not that anyone can ever agree on anything) and release a $10 or $15 upgrade a year or so after MKX is released? Look at what Ultra has done for Street Fighter!