We updated our MK:DA Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) which finally answers the most important and common question we receive. What question is that you may ask, well does "Are there more Fatalities?" or "How do you do Pit Fatalities?" sound familiar to you? Lets just say the answer is bad news for some of you who don't don't value the game's very rich gameplay over fatalities. I don't want to spoil it all here just yet, so to read the full answer to those questions, and many more, be sure to check out our MK:DA Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page.
We also wanted to let you all know that we have added a little bit more content to the MK:DA Strategy Guide.
We finally finished adding all the pictures for the game endings for each character in the Character Guide along with the text story of each ending.
Also, we hope to FINALLY get a crack at the GameBoy Advance version of the game soon to add support in our guide for that version of the game.
Also this Friday, December 13th at 8 PM CST (2 AM GMT). there will be a moderated chat with the Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance Development Team over at MK5.org. So go there on Friday to have a chance to have your questions answered by the development team yourself.
Another Fight Night Chat has come and gone. Over 700 people were in attendance to discuss Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance with members of the games' development team. Guests included Ed Boon, John Vogel, Mike Taran, Tony Goskie, Alexander Barrentine, Brian Lebaron, Paulo Garcia, Robert Blum, and Steve Beran. The full chat transcript is available for download, but here are a few highlights from this evenings' event:
There are no second or stage fatalities in the game (which we reported 2 days ago).
Blaze and Mokap do not have fatalities.
There is at least one secret that is not known yet on all the platforms.
We are happy to announce the relocation of our message forums to our own server! We encourage everyone to register (its free!) on the new system. The old Gamers.com message forum has been retired, although you can still read all of the old threads. The new message forums are simpler to use, have more features, give us more control, and hopefully will provide a better experience for all who use it. Check it out!
