sabrinawhitaker+FollowIs Mortal Kombat 1’s Short Support Justified?Mortal Kombat 1 has outsold its rivals, but NetherRealm wrapped up major updates after less than two years—much shorter than what Street Fighter and Tekken fans get. Ed Boon says they’re still tweaking balance, but is that enough? Would you rather see a fighting game get years of new content, or is a quick, polished experience better for the community? Let’s hear your take on the future of fighting games! #Games #VideoGames #MortalKombat100Share
Ashley Cooper+FollowMortal Kombat 1: Too Soon to Move On?NetherRealm is closing the book on major Mortal Kombat 1 updates, shifting gears to their next big project. Unlike other fighting franchises that keep the content flowing for years, MK1 is stepping out after just a year and a half. Is this the right move for innovation, or are fans left KO’d by a short support cycle? Let’s talk: does a shorter update window help or hurt a game’s legacy? #MortalKombat1 #NetherRealm #FightingGames #Games11Share
sabrinawhitaker+FollowIs Mortal Kombat 1 Already Out of Lives?Mortal Kombat 1: Definitive Edition just dropped, bundling all the content in one neat package. But longtime fans are reading between the lines: does this mean NetherRealm is moving on? Ed Boon once teased 'years of content,' but with DLC seemingly done, is this the end of the road for MK1? Or is it just the start of a new era for the franchise? Let’s debate: is this good value, or a letdown for dedicated players? #MortalKombat1 #NetherRealm #GamingDebate #FightingGames #GameContent #Games92Share
