Ghoti

Wow, Diddy Kong really grew up.

Wow, Kevin Tancharoen, huh? Definitely did not see that one coming-- this is the guy who directed both Fame (the 2009 remake) and, haha, that one TV series where they were trying to find the next Pussycat Doll.

So now he's doing Mortal Kombat. Well, it's gonna be unique, that's for sure.

Meh, I'm just gonna have to deactivate my habit of automatically shapeshifting when I see tendrils of green cover my legs.

... it'll be hard but I'll do it :(

@EvoHelix

You're right, it's so horrible to be able to instantly recognize an artist's signature style.

Give us like, two years.

-8 years old woohoo

@ryukinkeeper14
... hence "Miss you".

@The angry pro consumer gaming ga

Well, it'd be palpable if you could reach out and touch the perks ... which, I mean, could very well be.

@RockSteakface

For what it's worth, Rock, I completely agree that I generally read game reviews "for insight into the experience and design" (or I would like to), but I also understand that game magazines (and blogs, for that matter) don't necessarily review games in this manner, probably because game magazines (and blogs) like making money.

As far as reviews go, Mitchell's did just what I'd expect a blog's review to do, which is give a rather general idea of what the game is like, what it shares with other games in its ilk/series, what kind of art direction it has,&c &c. Since this isn't by Tim Rogers or a similar member of the "experience and design" elite, I'm satisfied.

@touch And apparently due to double commenting it's definitely not a perfect world.