Wouldn't surprise me if this got turn down too, Warner Bros. This is the third time another dev gave a pitch, only difference this time is that instead of remaking the three games, they just remake MK Trilogy instead which had contents and assets from those three games instead. There were like two HD remakes collection of the MK trilogy of games pitch to WB both of which got turn down. Even though Ed Boon gave his blessing, the IP rights is own by WB so unless they say yes even Ed can't do anything about it.
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We anticipate the game would cost $39.99 and it would include everything the original MK Trilogy had plus the standard online match making and world wide leaderboards. "Target platforms for release would be Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series, PS5 and PC.
All of the music would get the remake treatment, too. Characters and stages will also get a facelift to 4K on supported platforms and there'll be 60 fps gameplay - with the intention to power the title with Unreal Engine 5. This includes fatality, brutality, friendship, and animality.
To achieve this, it'll use Epic's online services, which will also allow the game to support cross-play, and gives it a chance to be welcomed by the FGC tournament scene.Īdditionally, the developer will "painstakingly recreate every detail of every stage and character" in glorious 3D. We improved Baraka's idle too! crushed it on this stage! /qrohGWn9Yr- Joe Tresca December 28, 2021Įyeballistic goes on to explain how it's been enhancing its online rollback tech with some proprietary tech - to improve upon GGPO even further and smooth out play across great distances. There's also a social media campaign promoting the hashtag #BBMKT - "bring back Mortal Kombat trilogy".ġ5K signatures to #BBMKT? Damn, you guys are amazing! I promised a little something special and here it is:ĤK Resolution non-twitter compressed link is still rendering but here: The petition has already exceeded 15,000 signatures and while there's a target goal of 25,000 on the website - the team says it is seeking 100,000 supporters all up. There's even the above proof-of-concept to go with it ( it looks amazing, by the way). Now that Eyeballistic has become a legitimate development group - securing and signing contracts to produce games for multiple platforms, it wants to give it another shot, so it's put up a petition on. (the Mortal Kombat IP owner) didn't have quite as much faith in the project and supposedly wasn't convinced the game would sell over 100,000 units worldwide.
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This same team approached series co-creator Ed Boon back in 2016 with Mortal Kombat HD. Games for the PlayStation continued to sell until Sony ceased production of both the PlayStation and PlayStation games on 23 March 2006 – over 11 years after it had been released, and less than a year before the debut of the PlayStation 3.If you've dreamed of a Mortal Kombat Trilogy Remake on Nintendo Switch, you might want to check out Eyeballistic's petition.
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