I definitely agree 100%. New games/ports for old platforms is always welcome.

Oh, Doom is amazing. If you can grab it cheaply (Steam has sales often) then definitely give it a try. There are many mods to make it more modern if you like as well.

I agree. Simple is often best. Especially when frenetic gaming is involved.

I have been a fan of various franchise favorites, in this case, Scorpion and Sub-Zero. I can see why Kung Lao is a favorite though, nothing but respect there.

The first home release was the Super Nintendo version. The only Nintendo NES releases are all illegal copies out of China or other countries in that area of the world. None official.

The video capture hurts it immensely. When playing the game is not flickery like that, well our eyes cannot catch it anyhow.

Yep, that is my account.

I am right there with you on disliking this one. Different reasons but still, a common feeling of not liking this one. Lol

Yeah, this one required the reset trick at the end. Well, to see the final fight and end credits anyhow. I believe this game cannot be beaten on the Sega Genesis model 3 now Nomad due to needing that reset

For some reason that is not looking like a good idea to click that link.

I plan on just going ahead and getting HBO Max myself. They will have it available to stream the same day it hits theaters - and around here, a ticket to see it on the big screen is almost as much as HBO

Mine too. I barely got out of the time sink that Command & Conquer remake created. I am screwed when this releases.

All the ninjas seem to have interesting backstories/mystery about them. Just sucks that so little of it is explored in the movies. I agree, Saibot is a good one - no idea why he has not made it into the

Definitely. Sub-Zero is the man in MK for me. Everyone else are just supporting characters in the game.

I know the feeling. I always rock Sub-Zero when I play this series.

I truly believe getting an R rating is going to be good for this reboot. The first was hurt so bad by not being Rated R.

Oh yeah, agree 100%. The second movie is definitely one that you almost instantly want to watch again immediately after finishing it because you now know what to look for. They definitely rocked hard with

I was only a fan of the original animated feature - the sequel and other movies in this franchise just didn't hit with me for some reason. I agree with you on Emma Stone, she is one of those actresses

For me the Saw series ended here. I tried watching the later movies and was not able to get into them. Maybe the novelty had worn off? Still though, this one featured a great twist, similar to the first

Judging by the trailer they are certainly going dark with her backstory, as it should be. This is not a character that can be painted happy and work. She is definitely evil and dark and they need to run