csquared587
Member
Would buy this game for 3rd time, I put way too much time into it already though.
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Mortal Kombat 9 GOTY appears on Amazon UK for PC
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toastyToast
Member
More PC games fighting games
If Namco gets onboard I'll cry. Ivy's hulking melons in crisp 4K ;_;
If Namco gets onboard I'll cry. Ivy's hulking melons in crisp 4K ;_;
Chaos Theory
Banned
i just bought the game on Vita brand new " MK that is " it was only 10$ difference than a used game and i wanted to support the publisher not the local store on this.
i like how smooth the game is, sure for some reason the graphics are not that wow. but the animation / the game play is very engaging. i am honestly loving it more than the console version. mainly for the fact i just can turn on the system and play on the go and continue the story mode. / tower fights etc .
worth the money IMO.
i like how smooth the game is, sure for some reason the graphics are not that wow. but the animation / the game play is very engaging. i am honestly loving it more than the console version. mainly for the fact i just can turn on the system and play on the go and continue the story mode. / tower fights etc .
worth the money IMO.
Sigismundo
Member
Yeah, I'd buy this in about a second especially since it's actually legal to buy here now
Spazznid
Member
Don't taunt me...
Nabs
Member
We're also getting Skullgirls, DiveKick and future Capcom games. It feels pretty good.
It's because most people feel fine with the service that Steam provides despite the fact that we essentially don't "own" the games, somewhat... but I understand what you mean.
Glass Rebel
Member
Steam itself isn't DRM.
Steam is DRM done right.
Box of Bunnies
Banned
I haven't seen this much excitement over a two year old port since I was last in a Wii U thread.
MK9 is a fantastic game, the more people that can play it the better.
This is all I care about.
blackseedboy
Neo Member
Played on PS3
Played on PSVita...
probably playing on PC too...
Played on PSVita...
probably playing on PC too...
*High five Did the same. And will also buy the pc version too.
Madrugador
Member
Make it Steamworks and I'll get it.
ambientmystic
Member
And another one hits the PC, ensuring that the game is never lost to the sands of time and perpetual backwards compatibility.
Awesome.
Awesome.
Deputy Dangle
Member
I hope this is a sign of Injustice coming to PC as well.
angular graphics
Banned
Really? It strikes me as odd..
Even if you purchase a game in a box with a disk you don't own it. Both in the case of Steam and a physical copy you are purchasing a single license to play the game.
Because I'm in the military (not a very stationary job) and it's super awesome that I can carry all 386 games I own on Steam around with me in one little portable 2tb hard drive and can play all my games in offline mode on my gaming laptop in the middle of a desert as long as I have electricity.
I think most people would rather a DRM-free version, but that isn't ever going to happen. So, when it comes to the forms of DRM we have to deal with, Steam is by far the least intrusive (provided they don't throw more DRM on it in addition).
ACH1LL3US
Member
What ports are you referring to? ( I am out of the loop)
BoosterDuck
Banned
there ya go
But would buy MK9 on PCDRM done right is no DRM at all
I've never had a problem with it and hear there is a fix for people that have problems with it.
Of course I like Steam because it has all of my games in one spot and it's organized. I would like for this to come out on GOG for other people but the chances of that are fairly slim.
Ragingnight
Member
I wonder if it will lag like shit just like the console version. Its what got me to sell that game asap after beating story mode.
Sentenza
Member
Still, Steamworks is pretty much the most harmless form of DRM you could think about.
For one, its utility as service and community infrastructure out-weights by far its annoyance (?), especially for multiplayer games, where it becomes in some ways an even better option than "no DRM at all".
Beside that, technically speaking it's just an encrypted executable. No harmful stealth drivers installed on your system, unlike SecuROM, TAGES or Starforce.
Oh please oh please oh please oh please oh please let this be true. I paid $30 for Skullgirls beta access and Steam key, and I'd happily pay $20 for MK9 Komplete Edition on Steam. While I don't like Steam, I kinda have to use it. It's lucky that I now have all 3 OSes it currently supports on computers (Windows, Ubuntu Linux and Mac OS X) in some way, shape, or form.
anatomyhorror
Banned
Please be true!!!
indigo-cyclops
Member
I totally hope so.
Where is the kof registry sub? I couldn't find it anywhere since it was originally revealed, so I thought that it was dropped
Nabs
Member
Slamtastic
Member
Does the PC version of X Tekken improve on its terrible netcode? There could be hope for MK and KoF yet.
jaundicejuice
Member
Fuck yes? Own it on console, own it on Vita, would probably triple dip for PC.
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