ScreenGurus Groot takes an unfortunate look back at one of the more ill-advised steps the Mortal Kombat series took during the PS1 era.
DSOGaming writes: "AG 3D Art and a team of indie devs have created a HD Remake of Mortal Kombat Mythologies Sub-Zero in Unreal Engine 4."
Games Asylum: "Question is, then, what’s so special about the N64’s worst games? It’s almost as if they’ve been granted special status within the halls of video gaming. If you care to indulge, we have a few theories about why the likes of Superman 64 have remained in our collective minds instead of fading into obscurity."
umm graphics by far are better on n64...It is like saying I like the graphics of ps1 over ps2
The N64's graphics have aged badly. Like, really badly. Developers were chasing 'photorealism' at a time when it simply wasn't possible. The textures are known for being horribly fuzzy too.
2D visuals are often more abstract or artistic, so they don't age as badly. Particularly on the 16-bit systems.
Actually it’s not like the difference between ps1 and ps2 at all. If you go
Back and look at games from snes and n64, the snes games hold up a lot better especially in art style. There were some nice looking games on n64 but most looked really rough.
Not just the N64, but that entire era houses mistakes; every generation does. The 5th Gen is the benchmark of what we primarily game on, and like an old yearbook we tend to look back to shake our head at our mistakes, choices, or revel in it.
This week, we continue on without John by enlisting the help of the wonderfully wicked streamer, Wyked Beth! We talk to her about her time as a streamer, technical and personal woes of streaming, and the most important question: Red Socks or Yankees?
In the news this week, we take a look back at Gamescom, discuss the new Injustice 2 DLC announcement, the surprise reveal of the Secret of Mana remake, and have a discussion on the importance of game exclusivity on consoles.We also look at this week's game releases and tackle Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero in our retro review.
There was some fun to have, but still a bad game. At least it's not MK: Special Forces, which is definitely the worse one between the two.