Pretty cool video on the development of the MK series.
http://www.gamespot.com/mortal-komb...ombat-20th-anniversary-retrospective-6378022/
http://www.gamespot.com/mortal-komb...ombat-20th-anniversary-retrospective-6378022/
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I watched the whole thing. Super awesome video, thanks for sharing!
EDIT: I feel old! ha
I feel the same way man. SF2 was the game for me anytime I had a chance to play it. Then local bowling alley got a dedicated MK cab and I spent a lot of time playing it, but they also had a SF2. Unfortunately the SF2 had joysticks mounted to the right of the buttons so it was not the best playing machine. I ended up getting an MK II and then an MK in the collection before finally getting a SF2 CE.Very cool video. Brings back so many memories.
I still remember walking in to my local arcade and getting ready to wait in line to play SFII Hyper Fighting only to find the machine completely empty and a large crowd around this one certain game and everyone was like "whoa man, did you see that fatality'? I was like, WTF is with all of the comotion at the corner of the arcade? It was the one game that took me away from SFII and years later, I own both cabinets and they share a special spot next to each other. Two of the most iconic fighters of the early 90's.
Unfortunately the SF2 had joysticks mounted to the right of the buttons so it was not the best playing machine.
The same people that do this...
Wow, that looks terrible. (The before shots of course.) I can't even imagine how uncomfortable that would be to play. Still, I just don't understand how someone who would have to take the time to plot, drill, and install the sticks and buttons could fail so hard. Sticks and buttons swapped, diagonal buttons?!
When I played it I tried crossing my hands just to make it more playable.Who the crap does that?!