| Goatseye said: Killer I. is all about combos and music. Graphics never really mattered( although they showed just alpha stage). If they can bring all the characters back along with good music and peculiar combo fluidity a la KI, they have nothing to worry about. |
I beg to differ, Killer Instinct always had relatively top-notch graphics, on the SNES they used Pre-rendered 3D characters and stages which gave the game a very unique graphical feel.
On the Arcade they even used FMV video. :)
That was kinda' a big deal back in those days, heck other than Donkey Kong (Also made by RARE) I don't think another game came close on the 16-bit consoles, Mortal Kombat certainly didn't.
However I personally beleive we have been at a point with fighters for a long time that leaps in graphics aren't going to be as pronounced/noticeable as say a First Person shooter.
But having incredible lighting and grand set-pieces aren't to be under-estimated in my opinion.
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