Thomas McDermott: "WWE always positions itself as a larger than life spectacle when it airs on TV. Some weeks it may not live up to that self titled billing, but when the company decides to get its act together it can produce some great, shocking, memorable moments. For years various companies and developers have been trying to capture the fleeting greatness that WWE can achieve in video game form, but for the most part they fail. If you are not the kind of person that likes funny videos on the internet, mainline WWE games (now published by 2K, but still tainted by Yuke’s) continue to be a letdown."
NetherRealm Studios and Phosphor Studios have confirmed that they will discontinue support for WWE Immortals.
Because there is a new immortal on mobile and you can’t confuse the casuals.
And this is why you shouldn't put money into free to play games, they will eventually die out and your purchases will be locked out once that happens.
New Gamer Nation:
Another year gone means we can look back and reflect on the year that was. A ton of great games were released this year, and we put a ton of hours into them. I, on the other hand missed out on a few, mostly because I don’t always have the most time to sit down and play as much as I’d like to have. Still, that didn’t stop me from choosing a few games that really got me hooked. You’ve seen New Gamer Nation’s Elder Scribe and our Fearless Leader’s list of their top games, and even a list of games you may have missed from our News Warlock. I will warn you, my list is much shorter, and it reflects my views alone. So if you have any thoughts of your own, leave them in the comments below. Without any further ado, my Top Games of 2015.
NetherRealm has announced that from today players can get free in-game holiday gifts when they log into Mortal Kombat X, Injustice: Gods Among Us and WWE Immortals.
