The Official Mortal Kombat 9 Thread

[crazy dav0]

sindel and mileena are my favorite girls and i will be using them heavy ... but that kitana jade combination was od

game is str8

i'll be behind but when i get some free time to play ... i'm going in ... just need to decide ... do i get this for ps3 or xbox ...

 

[crazy dav0]

sindel and mileena are my favorite girls and i will be using them heavy ... but that kitana jade combination was od

game is str8

i'll be behind but when i get some free time to play ... i'm going in ... just need to decide ... do i get this for ps3 or xbox ...

 

[peanut214]

*Exclusive Mode: Puzzle Kombat - Features online play, leaderboards, and avatar support.
*Exclusive Arena: The Pit 360 - Remake of The Pit III from MK3
*King of the Hill mode will include avatar support.
*DLC Character "Lady in Red" will be available to Xbox Live users as a free download for a limited time after her release.
*Exclusive avatar gear will be available for purchase.



All of this info could be speculation for right now.

  NRS still haven't confirmed this info yet but we shall see in due time.

.......... I also heard that xbox 360 should get the mk demo on April 5th, 2011   

 

[peanut214]

*Exclusive Mode: Puzzle Kombat - Features online play, leaderboards, and avatar support.
*Exclusive Arena: The Pit 360 - Remake of The Pit III from MK3
*King of the Hill mode will include avatar support.
*DLC Character "Lady in Red" will be available to Xbox Live users as a free download for a limited time after her release.
*Exclusive avatar gear will be available for purchase.



All of this info could be speculation for right now.

  NRS still haven't confirmed this info yet but we shall see in due time.

.......... I also heard that xbox 360 should get the mk demo on April 5th, 2011   

 

[his diabolical majesty]

The Roster on MVC3 is a joke. Plus they want 6 bucks per every character they add? The first two DLC characters are already on disc? They charge for alternate costumes?

Capcom is horrible when it comes to DLC. They did the same thing with RE5. You had to pay to unlock a special mode. Then they release a SuperSFIV less than a year after SFIV.... -_- It's hard to support a company that charges you just for the hell of charging you.

 

[his diabolical majesty]

The Roster on MVC3 is a joke. Plus they want 6 bucks per every character they add? The first two DLC characters are already on disc? They charge for alternate costumes?

Capcom is horrible when it comes to DLC. They did the same thing with RE5. You had to pay to unlock a special mode. Then they release a SuperSFIV less than a year after SFIV.... -_- It's hard to support a company that charges you just for the hell of charging you.

 

[peanut214]

Originally Posted by jbone2308

Peanut should have a marketing job with NRS. Great job for the past few months keeping us posted.

You have enhanced the hype.

I think I did enhanced the hype.

  

 

[peanut214]

Originally Posted by jbone2308

Peanut should have a marketing job with NRS. Great job for the past few months keeping us posted.

You have enhanced the hype.

I think I did enhanced the hype.

  

 

[peanut214]

As April approaches, the debut of the long-awaited Mortal Kombat digital series draws ever nearer. Director Kevin Tancharoen debuted the original Mortal Kombat Rebirth project back in June, and since that time Warner Brothers took an official interest in the short film, wishing to develop a series with the cast and crew. Recently, the director sat down with MovieWeb to answer a few questions regarding how the series came to be, specifics on a few of the episodes and an expected release date of the first episode.

Of interest, details about the Scorpion and Sub-Zero themed episode was revealed. Unlike in the Rebirth short, this version of the iconic ninjas stories will most likely follow the games more closely. Earlier in the month, we were treated to a teaser featuring Ian Anthony Dale as the ninja spectre.

We're going to do an episode with Scorpion and Sub-Zero, but it takes place in ancient Japan. The whole episode is in Japanese and you see the depth of Scorpion's family and clan and how they got murdered, etc. That one is going to be very epic, because of the iconic characters.

Shane Warren Jones and Peter Shinkoda will play the parts of Cyrax and Sektor, respectively and the episode featuring them is one Tancharoen is most fond of. He confirms the story will show them both as human and cyborg, and it seems the two will be in opposition of one another as a fight sequence between them was mentioned.

They talk when they're in human form. Then they get changed to robots, and there's a pretty epic fight scene when they're robots. We did full motion-capture for that and we're starting to put the layers on it now, and texturing and shading it and all that good stuff, to make it look photo-real and make it look like it's gigantic. That's one of the most intense visual effects episodes, because it's robots on robots. There's a certain level of expectations you have with fighting robots, because the material is out there already. We're just trying to make them as polished as possible.


He mentions that if there is enough demand, a DVD and/or Blu-ray release, with extras, may be eminent once the series completes it's run. The expected release date was not conclusively mentioned, but a WB rep that phoned in during the interview said the goal was early April, with an episode planned to follow each week after one debuts. Tancharoen notes that at least one episode will take place before the April 19th

 

 

[peanut214]

As April approaches, the debut of the long-awaited Mortal Kombat digital series draws ever nearer. Director Kevin Tancharoen debuted the original Mortal Kombat Rebirth project back in June, and since that time Warner Brothers took an official interest in the short film, wishing to develop a series with the cast and crew. Recently, the director sat down with MovieWeb to answer a few questions regarding how the series came to be, specifics on a few of the episodes and an expected release date of the first episode.

Of interest, details about the Scorpion and Sub-Zero themed episode was revealed. Unlike in the Rebirth short, this version of the iconic ninjas stories will most likely follow the games more closely. Earlier in the month, we were treated to a teaser featuring Ian Anthony Dale as the ninja spectre.

We're going to do an episode with Scorpion and Sub-Zero, but it takes place in ancient Japan. The whole episode is in Japanese and you see the depth of Scorpion's family and clan and how they got murdered, etc. That one is going to be very epic, because of the iconic characters.

Shane Warren Jones and Peter Shinkoda will play the parts of Cyrax and Sektor, respectively and the episode featuring them is one Tancharoen is most fond of. He confirms the story will show them both as human and cyborg, and it seems the two will be in opposition of one another as a fight sequence between them was mentioned.

They talk when they're in human form. Then they get changed to robots, and there's a pretty epic fight scene when they're robots. We did full motion-capture for that and we're starting to put the layers on it now, and texturing and shading it and all that good stuff, to make it look photo-real and make it look like it's gigantic. That's one of the most intense visual effects episodes, because it's robots on robots. There's a certain level of expectations you have with fighting robots, because the material is out there already. We're just trying to make them as polished as possible.


He mentions that if there is enough demand, a DVD and/or Blu-ray release, with extras, may be eminent once the series completes it's run. The expected release date was not conclusively mentioned, but a WB rep that phoned in during the interview said the goal was early April, with an episode planned to follow each week after one debuts. Tancharoen notes that at least one episode will take place before the April 19th

 

 

[kingramey]

Originally Posted by peanut214


As April approaches, the debut of the long-awaited Mortal Kombat digital series draws ever nearer. Director Kevin Tancharoen debuted the original Mortal Kombat Rebirth project back in June, and since that time Warner Brothers took an official interest in the short film, wishing to develop a series with the cast and crew. Recently, the director sat down with MovieWeb to answer a few questions regarding how the series came to be, specifics on a few of the episodes and an expected release date of the first episode.

Of interest, details about the Scorpion and Sub-Zero themed episode was revealed. Unlike in the Rebirth short, this version of the iconic ninjas stories will most likely follow the games more closely. Earlier in the month, we were treated to a teaser featuring Ian Anthony Dale as the ninja spectre.

We're going to do an episode with Scorpion and Sub-Zero, but it takes place in ancient Japan. The whole episode is in Japanese and you see the depth of Scorpion's family and clan and how they got murdered, etc. That one is going to be very epic, because of the iconic characters.

Shane Warren Jones and Peter Shinkoda will play the parts of Cyrax and Sektor, respectively and the episode featuring them is one Tancharoen is most fond of. He confirms the story will show them both as human and cyborg, and it seems the two will be in opposition of one another as a fight sequence between them was mentioned.

They talk when they're in human form. Then they get changed to robots, and there's a pretty epic fight scene when they're robots. We did full motion-capture for that and we're starting to put the layers on it now, and texturing and shading it and all that good stuff, to make it look photo-real and make it look like it's gigantic. That's one of the most intense visual effects episodes, because it's robots on robots. There's a certain level of expectations you have with fighting robots, because the material is out there already. We're just trying to make them as polished as possible.

He mentions that if there is enough demand, a DVD and/or Blu-ray release, with extras, may be eminent once the series completes it's run. The expected release date was not conclusively mentioned, but a WB rep that phoned in during the interview said the goal was early April, with an episode planned to follow each week after one debuts. Tancharoen notes that at least one episode will take place before the April 19th

 

Just as I suspected 

 

[kingramey]

Originally Posted by peanut214


As April approaches, the debut of the long-awaited Mortal Kombat digital series draws ever nearer. Director Kevin Tancharoen debuted the original Mortal Kombat Rebirth project back in June, and since that time Warner Brothers took an official interest in the short film, wishing to develop a series with the cast and crew. Recently, the director sat down with MovieWeb to answer a few questions regarding how the series came to be, specifics on a few of the episodes and an expected release date of the first episode.

Of interest, details about the Scorpion and Sub-Zero themed episode was revealed. Unlike in the Rebirth short, this version of the iconic ninjas stories will most likely follow the games more closely. Earlier in the month, we were treated to a teaser featuring Ian Anthony Dale as the ninja spectre.

We're going to do an episode with Scorpion and Sub-Zero, but it takes place in ancient Japan. The whole episode is in Japanese and you see the depth of Scorpion's family and clan and how they got murdered, etc. That one is going to be very epic, because of the iconic characters.

Shane Warren Jones and Peter Shinkoda will play the parts of Cyrax and Sektor, respectively and the episode featuring them is one Tancharoen is most fond of. He confirms the story will show them both as human and cyborg, and it seems the two will be in opposition of one another as a fight sequence between them was mentioned.

They talk when they're in human form. Then they get changed to robots, and there's a pretty epic fight scene when they're robots. We did full motion-capture for that and we're starting to put the layers on it now, and texturing and shading it and all that good stuff, to make it look photo-real and make it look like it's gigantic. That's one of the most intense visual effects episodes, because it's robots on robots. There's a certain level of expectations you have with fighting robots, because the material is out there already. We're just trying to make them as polished as possible.

He mentions that if there is enough demand, a DVD and/or Blu-ray release, with extras, may be eminent once the series completes it's run. The expected release date was not conclusively mentioned, but a WB rep that phoned in during the interview said the goal was early April, with an episode planned to follow each week after one debuts. Tancharoen notes that at least one episode will take place before the April 19th

 

Just as I suspected 

 

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[irocktmacs]

Skrillex 

 

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Skrillex 

 

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[kingramey]

I hope there actually is an option to take off the HUD and it's not just something they're doing for the videos