Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance

1. BryanM.

   Jun 5, 2007

   10

   I really don't care about the fatalitys. this game is the best for the new systems. it has good graphics, sound and controls are great.

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2. PeterH.

   Apr 16, 2003

   10

   I don't know why you people give it sh!t marks because of the fatalities. I just like the game because of its nice bloody graphics and i I don't know why you people give it sh!t marks because of the fatalities. I just like the game because of its nice bloody graphics and i think it's a great game and if they ever made a movie of deadly alliance i think that would be great to.… Expand

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4. TarikT.

   Nov 23, 2002

   10

   Probobaly the best fighter game since street fighter 2. Totally feels like the old games, a must buy. Last night me and my cousins whereProbobaly the best fighter game since street fighter 2. Totally feels like the old games, a must buy. Last night me and my cousins where playing this game from 8 at night till 2 in the morning. MUST BUY!!!!!!!!… Expand

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5. AnonymousMC

   Aug 5, 2003

   10

   Ever since I bought it, I was totally addicted, spending more than just a few hours playing this game. You'll keep coming back for more,Ever since I bought it, I was totally addicted, spending more than just a few hours playing this game. You'll keep coming back for more, buying everything in the Krypt, earning Kurrency, just plain cool! Not to mention the blood is just great! Whether you're a hardcore fan of MK or not, you will find this game very enjoyable!… Expand

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6. Alex_Pilgrim008

   Mar 14, 2019

   8

   "Deadly Alliance" was released 10 years after the original "Mortal Kombat". It was the game that revived the series after it suffered a low"Deadly Alliance" was released 10 years after the original "Mortal Kombat". It was the game that revived the series after it suffered a low point in the late 90's. Co-creator Ed Boon and his team at NetherRealm have delivered highly-acclaimed MK titles ever since. DA was also the installment that introduced weapon-based combat to the franchise. At the time of release, it was viewed as the best "Mortal Kombat" entry alongside MK II. I would rate this with an 8.3 out of 10… Expand

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7. osostt2004

   Oct 15, 2013

   7

   Deadly Alliance isn't as great as the first 2 games, but its definitely a salvation if you were let down with Mortal Kombat 3 and HATED MK4 toDeadly Alliance isn't as great as the first 2 games, but its definitely a salvation if you were let down with Mortal Kombat 3 and HATED MK4 to death. (Like me) MK5 pretty much picks up where MK4 left off; not much happened in between story-wise. This time, Quan Chi has escaped the Netherrealm and has formed an alliance with Shang Tsung to kill warriors little by little then use their souls as an army to conquer Earthrealm and Outworld. So Raiden has gathered together some of his warriors like Sonya and Johnny Cage to stop them. The alliance's first two victims? Shao Kahn and Liu Kang. There's one thing that bugs me; they kill off one of the most awesome characters when you're 3 minutes in: Shao Kahn! I don't think anyone really cares for Liu Kang, but he's the main character! The person the first 4 games revolved around and all of a sudden you just push him away? Not funny. Luckily, we still have a roster of beloved characters, like Scorpion, Sub-Zero, and Kung Lao. Another thing I don't appreciate is this weird system where you have to enter these 5-10 long button combinations to pull off a combo that the game has assigned and you have to do it exactly like it says. That really bugged me that you no longer have any freedom in creating them. They have also thrown in a few new modes including a story mode, which is really a trainer, really boring, and doesn't further the plot whatsoever. Also, another new addition, each character has 2 unique fighting styles and a weapon. Really, the fighting styles are pointless and really, there's no need for them but the weapons, while pointless, are so cool to fight with I can forgive the game for that tweak. Also, I hated how in MK4 you had to enter a combination to pull out your weapon but now all you have to do is press the left shoulder. I like that. If there is one thing that is truly spectacular, its the Krypt. There are 676 things to unlock here and completionists will appreciate that. Koncept Art, Videos, Biograhpies, New Kostmues and Kharacters. Cooking With Scorpion! XD If I counted right, I've collected 539/676 items. This was a joy and I was thrilled to see it in the future installments. But that aside, there is one more HUGE flaw: The new characters. Dear Lord, they are horrible! (ex. Kenshi) All of them have such cheesy storylines from a drunken teacher to a pointless Motion Capture guy. On a more positive note, I do appreciate the effort as they have cool weapons and costumes and the biographies are enjoyable to read. (Sometimes) So while this is nowhere near the metaphysical perfection of the first 2 games, Its still a step up from MKs 3 & 4. I'd give it a B-… Expand

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8. CarleenJ.

   Feb 20, 2003

   1

   The game play is too slow. there are hardly any special moves and the fatality are basically the same. very poor compared to some fighting games.

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