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i saw it on game network its really quite good i saw a bit when the guys trying t escape and the officers are trying to stop him it was like a real hollywood movie because he wasent doing hardcore martial arts he did the sort of martial arts like brandon lee,brandon lee didnt really do kung fu he did martial arts mixed with real street fighting like the guy in dead to rights
Yes Coder - Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance is also on my list of wants. ;-)
I haven't bought a Mortal Kombat game since like the second one because it really took a dive in my opinion. But the new one looks good and the different styles should be interesting.
Another good thing is that those stupid friendships and babalities have been done away with.
I remember seeing Jeet Kune Do as a style in the new game but I'm not putting much hope in it actually being anything like the style. ;-)
With a bit of luck the death moves won't be too stupid to pull off - that was always frustrating when you had a few seconds to do some weird combination at a precise distance from the opponent.
I haven't bought a Mortal Kombat game since like the second one because it really took a dive in my opinion. But the new one looks good and the different styles should be interesting.
Another good thing is that those stupid friendships and babalities have been done away with.
I remember seeing Jeet Kune Do as a style in the new game but I'm not putting much hope in it actually being anything like the style. ;-)
With a bit of luck the death moves won't be too stupid to pull off - that was always frustrating when you had a few seconds to do some weird combination at a precise distance from the opponent.
:-) i've seen clips for Dead To Rights. looks sweet, very sweet :-) but it's not listed in my magazine so it won't be the UK for a while :-S
One of the plus sides of being the son of Bruce Lee. Even though he wasn't taught Jeet Kune Do by his Dad for long, Bruce's students carried on his training. The closest I've seen to Jeet Kune Do being accurately put into a game is either Jann Lee in DOA3, or Law in Tekken. Both of these are very loosely done though. As for Jackie and Sarah in Virtua Fighter, the only thing they seem to really have thats anything to do with the style is basically using the name.
I'm hoping the Bruce Lee game will do things with the style pretty well and Dead to Rights sounds promising. :-)
So many games on my wants list - don't even want to think of how much cash I'm going to be parting with over the next year or so. ;-))
I'm hoping the Bruce Lee game will do things with the style pretty well and Dead to Rights sounds promising. :-)
So many games on my wants list - don't even want to think of how much cash I'm going to be parting with over the next year or so. ;-))
i saw it on game network its really quite good i saw a bit when the guys trying t escape and the officers are trying to stop him it was like a real hollywood movie because he wasent doing hardcore martial arts he did the sort of martial arts like brandon lee,brandon lee didnt really do kung fu he did martial arts mixed with real street fighting like the guy in dead to rights