Como Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe mudou Street Fighter V e Tekken 7 PARA SEMPRE

Apart from spin-offs, side games and everything, have you ever stopped to count the games in the main Mortal Kombat series? There were MK 1, 2, 3 and 4, then came the fifth, Deadly Alliance, the sixth Deception, the seventh is Armageddon, the ninth Mortal Kombat 9, then came the 10 and 11, but where is the 8? Why doesn't Mortal Kombat 8 ​​exist? Track by @MK OST, @LittleVMills and @Andy James Official 00:00 The story of Mortal Kombat 01:06 Online fighting game ideas and Ranked Match 03:15 Behind the scenes and development of Mortal Kombat 8 5:55 AM Midway Marketing Team 08:09 Creation of the Cinematographic History Mode 09:44 Ed Boon's mind and those influenced 11:30 The bankruptcy of Midway and the birth of Netherrealms and Mortal Kombat 9 12:45 Notices FOLLOW ME on social media:   / renatocavallera     / renatocavallera   In 2007, after the release of Mortal Kombat Armaggedon, Ed Boon announced in an interview with GameInformer that he was working on Mortal Kombat 8, his main motivation was to make a game that could connect players to face each other using the internet through an online menu. “Lobby”, this at the time of Playstation 2. In the project, a mode would make players find each other continuously, facing each other online and earning points to rise in a ranking. In Mortal Kombat 8 ​​he was not only creating the online system we know today, but also the ranked match. The game used the Unreal Engine 3 with Gears of War graphic style, because Ed Boon played it on the original Xbox, and since the Microsoft exclusive was made on the Epic Games graphic engine, he wanted the same. The development was focused on the new generation, Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 and creating the most courageous, serious, dirty and dark Mortal Kombat. Everything that was done in the previous 3D games was thrown in the trash: gameplay, commands, fighting variations, animations, moves, EVERYTHING was thrown away. Midway's CEO, David Zucker, announced on Midway's fiscal balance sheet, that the poor management's financial problems were easing, as Unreal Tournament 3 had been a success. It was a lie. The company has accumulated debt due to very high investments in small studios and low-selling games, Mortal Kombat 8 ​​would be the lifeline, but it is a gamble. Mortal Kombat 8 ​​already had some characters, stages and graphic style ready, the work was going well in the team. The Midway marketing team offered to put Batman and Superman in Mortal Kombat. Boon liked the idea, but Midway marketing signed a rights use contract with Warner for almost ALL characters in the DC universe for Mortal Kombat. Boon did not like it, but he obeyed by throwing ideas away and adapting others. Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe is born. DC Comics made a series of restrictions on the use of the characters, and some were left out, others had a different focus than expected by fans and a large part of the graphic violence of Mortal Kombat was vetoed. That is why fatalitys were mitigated and DC heroes carried out "heroic brutalities". It is the only game in the franchise that has no rating for people over 18, the rating in the United States is for teenagers. Boon decided to create a new mode with 5 hours of duration, but nobody liked it. DC wanted to get in the way, the team didn't believe in the way, and Midway spent more development time and employees. Frustrated Ed Boon forced and it worked and the way was a success. Ed Boon insisted because he didn’t want to play fighting games for those who already play fighting games, he made it possible for casuals to know the fighting games and have fun with them. Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe is one of the best sellers and the cinematic story mode has influenced AAA fighting game like Street Fighter 5, Marvel vs Capcom Ultimate, Guilty Gear Xrd, Naruto Shippuden, Tekken 7 and others. Even the Fifa franchise tried on Fifa 17, 18 and 19. Although not canonical, Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe brought innovations to the franchise and fighting games entirely. After Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe was released, Midway sold for $ 100,000, ending a 50-year history of success, with arcade games and consoles in the 90s like Demolition Derby, NBA Jam and the Mortal Kombat series itself. All brands were purchased by Warner, who called Ed Boon and his team to remain with both the DC Universe and Mortal Kombat, creating the Netherrealm Studio. The first work of Netherrealm was to unite the original Mortal Kombat 8 ​​with the main innovation of DC Universe, being born Mortal Kombat 9 and its history remembered until today.