⚡ Unleash the Kombat Within! ⚡
Mortal Kombat: Armageddon for the Wii revolutionizes the fighting game experience with exclusive Wii-mote controls, an expansive roster of over 60 characters, and innovative features like Kreate-A-Fighter and Kreate-A-Fatality. The game also introduces a challenging Endurance Mode and a fully revamped Konquest Mode, making it a must-have for both casual and hardcore gamers.
A**N
It is what it is
This is a cheap and entertaining game. Picked it up second hand months ago, and now it's only £15 new I think it's time to write a review.Firstly, let me say this: this game is a beat-em-up. It breaks no new ground in the genre. If you're looking for something experimental, or something that makes use of the Wii's gimmicks, try Super Smash Brothers Brawl.Secondly, if you're NOT looking for gimmicks, then I suggest you pick up Soul Blade for the original PlayStation. The game is just as good. With a second hand playstation it'll cost you just as much. Unless you're a connoisseur of the genre, most beat-em-ups end up being really generic.Now the good points. Contrary to Harrison Dent's Amazon review there IS a roaming RPG beat-em-up element to this game called Konquest. It's fairly short (taking only about 12 hours to beat, 15 to fully complete) but it's there. Additionally in the straight beat-em-up mode (which has more hours of gameplay than I have hours of patience) you can choose from just about every character in the Mortal Kombat universe - or even make your own character with a unique fighting style and appearance. Even better is that you don't have to play the game for hours to unlock all the cool characters - if you and a mate want to fight Daegon (the new protagonist) vs Shao Kahn then all you need to do is put the game in your Wii and start playing.If you like Wii gimmicks then the motion control shouldn't be a problem for you (it's only used for special moves and the controls are more friendly than, say, Red Steel). If you don't like waggling the Wii remote in vain, plug in a classic controller and ignore the argument of whether or not the motion control is hard to use.The racing mini-game is very gimmicky. I consider myself to be a connoisseur of gimmicky racing games: I was not impressed by this game mode. On the plus side, though it's not saying much, Motor Kombat is probably the best racing game that's an extra (way better than Mario Party's and WarioWare's racing modes).It's cheap. It'll entertain you. Buy it if you don't have a better beat-em-up.
I**N
No two player option
I only wanted this game for two player mode, I was just about to leave a negative review. But, then I found out that one needs to add the other controller on the wii menu wii controll settings not the game menu I thought that I had a defective disk. The game is faily good lots of options. I still prefer Snes Street fighter 2 but, this is not bad for a modern fighting game. The age rating is a joke 18, for this game. It should not have any age rating on it. No bad language or anything sexual.
O**S
Hard to control
Great Game, lots of content, but hard to control.Also, I just bought it because it's cheap, so fans of the Mortal Kombat franchise might give it more praise, or give it a lower score if it's not up to par with other MK games. :)
R**Z
Three Stars
Not bad
O**R
Like it
All good
A**R
gotta love mortal kombat
my kids are enjoying it
A**R
Defective copy sold to me
I can play one-player game, but no two-player "Kombat -> Versus" is available for me.Also "Kombat -> Arcade" and pushing "+" on other wiimote does nothing. So basically you have sold me a defective one-player version of an ultimate two-player kick-ass game!What gives?
R**N
Five Stars
great very happy 5 stars xxxxx
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