Yeah but they actually made KI too. Odd they'd screw up Batman. They're usually awesome at ports.

It seems pretty obvious to me that WB chose to ship the game BEFORE IG was finished working on it. This is clearly the publishers fault...

No way MS makes the same mistake... Not after MCC...

They only had two months to port the game and with the manpower of twelve people. If you're going to blame anybody than it's Warner Bros. for their incompetence. They should have delayed the PC port instead of pushing it out the door

In any case you obviously don't even realize that Iron Galaxy is primarily a fighting game studio. They've been in charge of KI since Double Helix got bought out by Amazon, developed DarkStalkers Resurrection, assisted on Divekick, ported both the original MvC and SF III: 3rd Strike to PSN/XBLIVE

DxTrixterz -

"The only game that I wanted to get Xbox One"

Really? I mean there's sunset overdrive, forza, and then there's going to be quantum break, scalebound and ReCore.

Iron Galaxy are the devs on KI XBox, season 2 is pretty much their game. They took over when Amazon bought double helix, and IG have done a really good job with it.

Hopefully the pc version will be up to standard, but we'll see.

It's the "handed" to the team who developed the console version.

yeah they were such good and fun games but they never really reached the mainstream audience. Killer Instinct was widely known and respected.

Bloody Roar was a game that had a sick concept but wasn’t made the best. I’d say Killer Instinct was the opposite of that, it was well made but the roster of characters were so similar to every other fighting game in that era that it ended up feeling like more of the same. I could be wrong that’s just how I remember it at the time and I played a ton of KI on SNES because it was one of the first games I owned.

That combo was way overkill 😂

Tobal 2 was awesome. Sold really well cause art similarity to dragon ball

I can tell you definitely got some SNES time in. The slight differences in the ports due to hardware constraints were interesting. For example, the arcade version was Ultraaaa Coooommboooooooo! versus Ultra….Ultra….Ultra on the SNES.

Though SNES overachieved as a port for as demanding as a game KI was.The arcade version was one of the first cabinets with a dedicated hard drive and the SNES version was 32 megabyte cartridge which was huge for that system at the time.

SF5 didn’t appear on all consoles and was still played at Tournaments. I’ve seen KI tournaments recently so I don’t think your opinion is accurate.