Survival Mode Fun with MKDA for the GBA

My reign of terror was ended by Shang Tsung!

I’ve been doing some survival runs in Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance of the GBA variety, and I’ve won lots of coins because I have defeated over 20 opponents multiple times by playing as different characters such as Sub-Zero, Scorpion, Kitana, Jax, Kano and Sonya.

The more opponents you’ve defeated, the bigger your coin reward in Survival mode.

My current record of opponents defeated in Survival mode is 26, and I was playing as the evil sorcerer known as Shang Tsung:

Just enough coins to buy myself a free Test Your Sight and a few other alternate fighter colors. πŸ™‚

I’ve had a lot of fun murdering my enemies but man, that was intense.

Checking Out Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance Of The GBA Type

I’ve been checking out Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance of the GBA variety. Here’s a screenshot of what the gameplay looks like:

Scorpion doing a 10-hit combo with 69% damage. Giggity!

Anyways, this is pretty much my least favorite MK game of all time because each fighter in the game has only one fatality instead of two, and it has no stage fatalities.

Hooray! Something I’m finally good at in the Mortal Kombat games.

Another reason why is because I kept getting my ass handed to me by the AI on normal difficulty, but at least I finally beat it on that difficulty after several failed attempts. But yeah, I had a lot fun but that was super intense.

Playing Around Some Mortal Kombat Uno

Heh heheh! Fire! FIRE!!!

Last night I played some Mortal Kombat 1 (not the old-school Midway arcade game). I was doing the tutorials involving basic training, frame rates, etc. I also checked out practice mode in case I need to make difficult combos and learning to use Kameo fighters, and I also spent a bunch of coins at the shrine and got a couple Kombat card foregrounds and some gear for certain fighters in the screenshots:

I’d say this is an excellent game for me just like MK9, MKX and MK11. I’m still planning on inviting my sis Tomala to this game in the future so that we can beat the crud out of each other until one of us is the winner. πŸ™‚

Don’t Make Me LOL!

Last night I found a new skin and helmet for Shao Kahn while I was exploring around the Krypt in MK11:

So now my Shao Kahn is dressed up in his old-school MK3/UMK3 gear:

That wasn’t pathetic at all, and I’m very happy I got that skin and helmet. πŸ˜‰

Some More Krypt Exploring in MK11

I came back to doing some more tutorial practice and Krypt exploring in Mortal Kombat 11. I managed to unlock some more skins and items for certain characters. Here’s a new Baraka war banner that I got from the Kollector down in Goro’s lair:

That’s awesome! Now is my time to take a break from the MK11 explorification until tomorrow.

Current Gaming Mood: Mortal Kombat 11

Last night I decided to check out the Krypt in Mortal Kombat 11. After being greeted by some old, evil sorcerer you enter the Krypt, and start off with a powerful sledgehammer.

Stop. Hammer Time!

There’s a buttload of coins as you go around searching for loot chests scattered in different areas while trying to avoid getting annihilated by evil monsters that are hungry for human mortals. So far I have collected a bunch of stuff like skins, cosmetics and artwork of various characters.

I’m thinking one of these times I will invite my sis Tomala to a game of MK11 just for bloody fun. πŸ™‚

Playing around some Time Slaughter

I found another DOS game where Street Fighter meets Mortal Kombat. This is Time Slaughter, a fighting game made by Bloodlust Software. I decided to tear into this old-school fighting game.

You will play as one of the ten characters and the object of the game is to defeat every opponent to get all the way up to the hideous robotic monstrosity known as Portal. Here’s what the game looks like:

The gameplay looks nice and so do the characters. Your character’s winquote will appear after you win two rounds against your opponent just like in the Street Fighter games:

Here’s one of the winquotes that really made me laugh my ass off:

Another thing in this game, if you successfully use a slaughter move (or fatality) on all ten original characters with no continues, then you will fight against the bonus character named Staine. Now that’s amazing! πŸ™‚ What I like about this game are not only the characters, but also their battle stages like the deserted island, the New York alley, the prehistoric caveman times, etc.

Unfortunately, the creators of the game never made a sequel. πŸ™ So anyway, that’s what the game is all about. It’s bloody fun! πŸ˜€

Let’s talk about Mortal Kombat X

My sister Tomala got me Mortal Kombat X as a gift for my birthday about a couple weeks ago. I decided to get out my controller to practice for a while, and I was getting better at doing random Kombos with different characters I was using like Kung Lao, Sonya Blade, Bo’ Rai Cho, etc.

This is a great 3D Mortal Kombat game, and what I like about this game are the brutalities and faction kills.

I also like different towers to choose from like the original Klassic, Test Your Might, Endless, Survivor and Test Your Luck. I was thinking about getting a Steam controller one of these days, but I’m going to wait for the price to go down on that thing.