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Jul 15
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Mortal Kombat 4
Category : Fighting
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Ahh… Mortal Kombat 4. It brings back so many memories. All of the invisible face indulgings, body part rippings, and hands from (well, you take a nice guess) I can handle. This MK of the seires was a big leap into 3-D fighting world. The game even contains weapons that can even smack a foe, literally, in your face! The graphics aren’t top notch as today, but that’s obviously bound to happen with time, and it was a decent attempt at such. The other downside is that the game was remade for dreamcast and has extra fighters like the Edenian princess, the half-tarkatan replica, and Baraka, the true tarkatan warrior, but those grapics were a touch less in quality. With the graphics and more characters in the dreamcast, I’d give it a tight 4 out of 5. If you’re interested after reading this, have at it, and if you’re a fan of the N64, have at it, but if you”re a fan of all things Mortal Kombat, have at it, spread the word, and enjoy that bad boy!!!
OS: Windows 2000 / XP / Vista / 7
CPU: 500 MHz
RAM: 256 MB
DirectX: 9.0
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