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@@closedlane5027 because the original company went bankrupt. After shelling out so many games things got stale and the title went under. Sadly the only way to keep the game alive was to sell the ip. Now it suffers the same fate by the hand of WB studios. they have forced "Nether Realm" to shell out fighting games just as fast. Games that are much more visually demanding. Games that take blood sweat and tears to make. (Mk.vs.DC.-MKps3-injustice-MKxps4- Injustice 2- and the soon to be MK11).... Then injustice 3 or God knows what eals. THERE KILLING THEM. these people are being treated like slaves. MK11 needs to last at least 3 years. If they keep up this old trend there going to kill nether realm just like the original creators killed themselves. It's just not right!!!
@@atlantashea god knows what's going on and remember ain't nobody is in control of the world but him they have to answer to him about it all wait and see 😇😇😇
@@viniciusvalois2634 NO IT WASN'T! Him and John are still good friends to this day, Tobias simply wanted fresh air since he's been working on Midway for SEVERAL YEARS ON THE SAME FRANCHISE. Too bad he hasn't had the same success outside of MK, but can't blame him for trying new things.
All of their work was awesome, i mean, with the very little material or (low) complexity of digital material that they had back in the day they made a more than soberb and great job. We are talking about the mid 90's where the computers and the available gears were just like that and still they made the best fighting game in history. As one of the lastest guys say 'What impressed them the most was they way of making Sheeva up as she was a made-out-puppet, and still she looked so damn real'. TOTAL LEGENDS.
Because he stayed with Midway and stuck with the franchise, people tend to view Ed Boon as the "father" of MK. But John Tobias really deserves a LOT of credit for most of what we love about the classic trilogy, as he pretty much came up with all of the characters, lore and story bits that we care about most. He had/has a fantastic long-thread of posts on Twitter detailing many behind the scenes tidbits and stories, it was a great read!
In the 90's I would skip highschool to go down to the local arcade to watch let alone play mkll mkl & sfll, and then go home to get a beating from my parents cause school rung up home wondering where I've been all week..good times..
the amount of work that went into making this game from 1995 is insane. they released another behind the scnees for mk deadly alliance in 2001 and it was even bigger teams and more work involved. i can only imagine just how much work and manpower is needed to make a mortal kombat game now. it's just mind boggling.
@@mattmcilwhan you have teams of writers teams of programers teams of artists etc like if deadly alliance had 50 people working on it than mk1 had 500 or something
The animations in this game were hella smooth. The music and the fatalities were so gritty. Scarred me for quite some time as the avatars looked like real people.
Not only did these very talented guys create something with its own comic story, they made a video game that marked generations And to whoever came up with the character Kabal: thank you for making him such a badass
This is a work environment every company should strive for. Very relaxed, everybody has confidence in their colleagues, everybody his behind the product, people have the freedom to experiment, fail and succeed - this is how you maximize creativity.
This team seems like the ideal size for game development, everyone is on the same page and equally enthusiastic about their work. Tough to imagine the 400+ staff sizes of AAA games being able to convey a cohesive vision across the massive lengths of time it takes to make a modern game.
It's true that most of the greatest IP and classic games are a result of smaller and more cohesive dev teams; I believe every good thing has an initial time frame and then when success happens the give way to corporate control changes the routine and program
I read that 989 studios; Midway; Pitbull Syndicate and various other studios were all absorbed and absolved into different entities by the middle of the 2000s; Rockstar Games had a small team who experienced great success in the early 2000s within a decade the team had fractured and broken apart; Houser and Benzies fell away and it ended sometimes
By 99 Mortal Kombat dev team had fractured; Great run of games in the 2000s but changing times and technology add so much pressure Shaolin Monks truly was one of the greatest games
I know the vast majority of these people. never thought in a million years that would ever happen. Mortal Kombat 3 was seriously an underrated gem that was unfairly disrespected by everyone in 1995. there were so many great fighting games that year.
Not uNdErRaTeD, people's complaints were justified: no classic characters, no ninjas, lazy finishers and a much brighter atmosphere than MKII. The atmosphere stuff people overlooked when UMK3 was released. And no one disrespected the game, don't invent drama.
I remember this game like it was yesterday. This was my favorite game and will probably be my most favorite. I was pretty good at Kombat 3 and loved the graphics. The newly ones look too animated
Now I'm not saying the later versions are not fun at all, cuz they are, But I have to say, the earlier MK games had way more life in them, watching this just truly proves the love and excitement into them. Wish they bring it back one day.
MK3 at the time was so weird. MKII was the greatest of all. If you were a teen at the time, you knew. Nothing Can Prepare You. Mortal Tuesday, September 14th, 1994 when it came home on snes/genesis. I still have my handwritten move sheets.
I HONESTLY have to say thank you 🙏🏾 so much for making my child hood fun and safe as a inner city 🌃 kid growing up in the San Francisco, Ca City Project Housing (1990’s) Thank you for contributing to giving me a Fun and Safe childhood.
First Mortal Kombat game I got was MK3 for the SNES. They did quite well with the difficulty scaling in the AI in MK3, but, UMK3 and Trilogy was ridiculous. Constantly countered for everything.
Such fond memories back then we had to go to a arcade to play mk3 and you didn't want to lose because you had to get to the back of the line and wait for your turn again but if u won u got to keep playing on the same credits. We called it winner stays loser pays lol bringing back memories right there. And till this day i remember almost every combo and fatality. I played it in the mid 2000s when my son's were old enough to play it and now they remember everything i taught them
Thanks to creators for this fascinating game franchise i had the pleasure to play in my junior high school days and its marvellous soundtracks. It's a pleasure to watch behind the scenes.
Just for off record! This game (MK3) was my unic game I was play for 25 hours non stop, on my old Sega MegaDrive with my first 6 buttons fighting game pad. Good childhood times that I will have for the rest of my life!
I loved this game as kid and played it so religiously that key combinations got in to my muscle memory. I could hit combos with blind fold. (16bit version ) on box controllers with joy stick. Use to be crazy for it back in 2000. This is first time when I am seeing the people who actually made it. Love to you guys for making this awesome game. No game has been able to provide that arcade joy till date. Now computer games are like .. you press couple of keys and a lot happens on the screen. But MK3 was like .. you have remember and do it right everytime combos which involved pressing the keys 10-15 times in correct order and moving the joystick simultaneously. Love for this game will die in my heart... It makes to kid again. Lots of love guys 👍
2:31 Sonya's actress hinted on how to do her friendship, that's why she said "I'll be your friend forever" back-forward-back-down-run = Sonya's friendship (the one with the flowers)
This whole crew and bunch of guys are complete geniuses ! Thank you for being who you were and who you are and for bringing us these amazing kinds of materpieces to our lives. For a lot of us this was our childhood and teenage bests times. You all deserve a tribute and golden statues in Hollywood and The Hall Of Fame. 😁😆
Amazing work. Those software engineers at the end. Their job sounded like the most arduous, mundane of tasks, but that's their jam, bread and butter, eating it up and loving it. Hats off to the software engineers
Ah, back when artists made games. Back when you could say things without having to go home that night and lay sleepless in bed worrying about potentially getting sued into next week. Good times.
We had a little notebook that had every Fatal, Brutal the "Cyber Code" we called it (A+C+UP+B+UP+B+A+DOWN) and pretty much whatever we could figure out about the game, literally a magical childhood like it was a fairytale. Honorable Mentions - Comix Zone, Ristar, Lion King, the Batman, Xmen, Jurrasic Park series and btw Buck Rogers is the first and last game i've seen for Sega MegaDrive that had save game option it was mind blowing for its time we as kids were without words how cool that was the Dune Series, Pitfall, Sonic ofc and so much more
i remember being on an arcade bar and u will always find the new MK machine surrunded by kids and volume was always at MAX level. i can remember that feel of "thats the new Mortal Kombat for sure! omg!". I also remember the first time i saw MK 1, it was the most real thing ever at that time.
Man, going home from school yearssssssssss back just to go straight to the local arcade. Looking at people playing as we wait till they run out of coins to play and then we play and they watch vice versa lol. And learning the secret combos from other players! Got damn those were og fun times.
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Making of Prince of Persia: th-cam.com/video/ztA6EIWTZ6A/w-d-xo.html
If it's so easy to ed boon why don't he make another mortal kombat game part 11 if it's so easy
@@closedlane5027 because the original company went bankrupt.
After shelling out so many games things got stale and the title went under. Sadly the only way to keep the game alive was to sell the ip.
Now it suffers the same fate by the hand of WB studios.
they have forced "Nether Realm" to shell out fighting games just as fast.
Games that are much more visually demanding.
Games that take blood sweat and tears to make.
(Mk.vs.DC.-MKps3-injustice-MKxps4-
Injustice 2- and the soon to be MK11)....
Then injustice 3 or God knows what eals.
THERE KILLING THEM.
these people are being treated like slaves.
MK11 needs to last at least 3 years.
If they keep up this old trend there going to kill nether realm just like the original creators killed themselves.
It's just not right!!!
@@atlantashea wow really I know for a fact a lot people didn't know all that happened that's messed up
@@atlantashea god knows what's going on and remember ain't nobody is in control of the world but him they have to answer to him about it all wait and see 😇😇😇
@@atlantashea and did they really kill themselves
This is the most 90's thing ever.
Love it!
That's why it's great.
Actually It Is But The Most Ungrateful People Dont Even Appreciate This Video Game And To Trilogy
Hear hear
U don't like it
Tobias should have never left the MK team. He truly brought these characters to life.
It was all fault of Ed Bunda... I mean, Boon, who wanted to take it all over for himself.
@@viniciusvalois2634 NO IT WASN'T! Him and John are still good friends to this day, Tobias simply wanted fresh air since he's been working on Midway for SEVERAL YEARS ON THE SAME FRANCHISE. Too bad he hasn't had the same success outside of MK, but can't blame him for trying new things.
Let tobias need a chance
@@jayemelburnout is real
Yeah, sucked after he went.
I love the fact Sheeva was called She-goro, Cyrax was Mustard, and Sektor was Ketchup as they didn't have the names yet
sindel's name in the prototype was "muchacha" which means girl in spanish
Sektor was disappearing then reappeaering that was cool
Dan's work is just stellar. After almost 3 decades is still awesome
George Papagiannis Toasty
IMHO his work was way more prevalent en early titles
All of their work was awesome, i mean, with the very little material or (low) complexity of digital material that they had back in the day they made a more than soberb and great job. We are talking about the mid 90's where the computers and the available gears were just like that and still they made the best fighting game in history.
As one of the lastest guys say 'What impressed them the most was they way of making Sheeva up as she was a made-out-puppet, and still she looked so damn real'.
TOTAL LEGENDS.
I try to stay away from nostalgia and keep my head out of the past, but damn I miss the 90s. Got good vibes watching this
Why
Brother, do not deprive your mind of the steps you have taken.
@@etienne18777 Yes.
This is not nostalgia, this is history.
I try so too but modern society is so fucked up that I retreat to the 80's and 90's and I know I should not.
Because he stayed with Midway and stuck with the franchise, people tend to view Ed Boon as the "father" of MK. But John Tobias really deserves a LOT of credit for most of what we love about the classic trilogy, as he pretty much came up with all of the characters, lore and story bits that we care about most. He had/has a fantastic long-thread of posts on Twitter detailing many behind the scenes tidbits and stories, it was a great read!
Ed Boon said in an interview that John Tobias was the one who knew about the Japanese Mythology.
Can you post a link to that please?
Btw it's actually great that he is back with the team now for MK1 and hopefully for the next instalments!
I'd kill for a remake with motion capture and actors for a MK game, it just looks so phenomenal.
Thank u
that almost happened. it's a shame it didn't
@@givemysundaeback What do you mean?
@@drumbeard They were working on remakes for the arcade titles in about 2013. They were stuck in development hell for years and eventually canceled.
@@givemysundaeback That's a shame. Maybe we'd get remakes with a fair difficulty, cause that's the only reason I hate to play the OGs against the AI.
I can't count how many times I've watched this. Perfectly captures the feel of the mid 90's in all its glory. MK forever!
Yeah how awesome were 90’s people lol today they are so cringe
@@TransitionedToAShark Gen Z jerking off to minecraft is so cringe.
The last great decade.
@@TransitionedToASharkhow are they cringe now? they are the same people just older
@@lightup6751 kids are cringe now.
Ed hasn't had that light in his eyes for mortal Kombat in years.
True!
He actually looks like he's having fun and has a sense of humor
These days he acts like a puppet
That’s because WB games has ruined the franchise with micro transactions. We need a Mortal Kombat classic compilation on modem consoles.
@@Adamtendo_player_1They would just add MTs to that as well
@@Adamtendo_player_1 That's why I kept my PS2 in working order so I can still play the classics, mainly MK Trilogy
In the 90's I would skip highschool to go down to the local arcade to watch let alone play mkll mkl & sfll, and then go home to get a beating from my parents cause school rung up home wondering where I've been all week..good times..
Worth it!
Me too bro!!! Great memories from '90's
I read this comment before
What’s your job now ? Lol
@@HMD1986- stfu that was so unfunny I find abortions funnier than this joke
That Kung Lao drawing @ 6:09 is insanely good.
Yeah it is
Tobais drew the artwork in the game booklet, he's an amazing artist.
Exactly
I love the people who made Mortal Kombat, a real game changer of the century.
Oof, right in the childhood. A better time. I miss the arcades...
The good ol days
Agreed
thank god we hav yestercades here in Westfield nj
God I miss the 90's.....
Back when you stood beside your opponent. Good times
MK will always be my childhood, Thank you Ed boon, Tobias and all staff and actors for creating the mother of fighting games
Mk2 then street fighter 2
the amount of work that went into making this game from 1995 is insane.
they released another behind the scnees for mk deadly alliance in 2001 and it was even bigger teams and more work involved.
i can only imagine just how much work and manpower is needed to make a mortal kombat game now. it's just mind boggling.
Funnily enough, I finished the newly released Mortal Kombat 1 (reboot/reset) today and the credits list rolled for like 10-15 minutes.
@@mattmcilwhan you have teams of writers teams of programers teams of artists etc like if deadly alliance had 50 people working on it than mk1 had 500 or something
Holy crap what a fun place to work.....
You can work at an indie game studio to capture the same feeling. I would avoid the big game companies.
@@Indienads yeah I definitely would work for a small indie gaming company as a character designer. Seems like a more chill, fun relaxing environment.
The animations in this game were hella smooth. The music and the fatalities were so gritty. Scarred me for quite some time as the avatars looked like real people.
Looks good. I can’t wait for it to come out. 😜
Dude use time machine to send you back to the past
Mk3 is in the past
Are you from future?😂
@@yesicapineda102 no it's not it's coming out in a month
Hell yea I wonder if there is a pre buy or something 😂
Kung Lao is in front of the camera doing his moves and Ed is just sitting on his ass snacking, lol.
well hes the director so he could see his moves in reverse
He is actually looking at a directors monitor which shows him the complete shot as how the camera sees it
This looked like such a fun project to be a part of.
Man I wanna play MK3 rn. The characters the music the sound the graphics are impeccable.
Thanks to the Ed boon and company you guys made my 90s childhood fun back in the day
I can't get over how these costumes are better than the ones in mortal kombat annihilation
I know, right?!
I can't get over how these costumes, actors and actresses are better than the ones in mortal kombat 1 2023
@@jawarakf Legacy was alot more interesting to watch than MK1
@@subhashxrecord3131 never played legacy, didn't get to play that so can't comment
@@jawarakf Legacy was a webseries
Not only did these very talented guys create something with its own comic story, they made a video game that marked generations
And to whoever came up with the character Kabal: thank you for making him such a badass
Kabal is by far the go-to mk3 character.
Noob Saibot & Kabal are currently my most favorite but almost all of them are so fucking badass!
This is a work environment every company should strive for. Very relaxed, everybody has confidence in their colleagues, everybody his behind the product, people have the freedom to experiment, fail and succeed - this is how you maximize creativity.
Ed Boon didn't age... Like, at ALL.
he just absorbs souls of his employees
Anti Phase Ed Boon is actually Shang Tsung disguised as him
@@MrTheil yeah that's what i meant
Nah it's just that when he was 20 he already looked like he was 45.
He consults with the Elder Gods
This team seems like the ideal size for game development, everyone is on the same page and equally enthusiastic about their work.
Tough to imagine the 400+ staff sizes of AAA games being able to convey a cohesive vision across the massive lengths of time it takes to make a modern game.
It's true that most of the greatest IP and classic games are a result of smaller and more cohesive dev teams; I believe every good thing has an initial time frame and then when success happens the give way to corporate control changes the routine and program
I read that 989 studios; Midway; Pitbull Syndicate and various other studios were all absorbed and absolved into different entities by the middle of the 2000s; Rockstar Games had a small team who experienced great success in the early 2000s within a decade the team had fractured and broken apart; Houser and Benzies fell away and it ended sometimes
By 99 Mortal Kombat dev team had fractured; Great run of games in the 2000s but changing times and technology add so much pressure Shaolin Monks truly was one of the greatest games
6:00 the most epic MK battle of all times
Ahahahahahah... ❤
One of the greatest fighting games of all time. Love this.
I know the vast majority of these people. never thought in a million years that would ever happen. Mortal Kombat 3 was seriously an underrated gem that was unfairly disrespected by everyone in 1995. there were so many great fighting games that year.
Not uNdErRaTeD, people's complaints were justified: no classic characters, no ninjas, lazy finishers and a much brighter atmosphere than MKII. The atmosphere stuff people overlooked when UMK3 was released.
And no one disrespected the game, don't invent drama.
mk2 classic another level
Thank you guys for making my childhood so awesome!!
I remember this game like it was yesterday. This was my favorite game and will probably be my most favorite. I was pretty good at Kombat 3 and loved the graphics. The newly ones look too animated
It's so amazing to actually be able to have that little time travel back to the early days!
Now I'm not saying the later versions are not fun at all, cuz they are,
But I have to say, the earlier MK games had way more life in them, watching this just truly proves the love and excitement into them.
Wish they bring it back one day.
Wow it's wonderful to see the creators and the actors and actresses of this amazing game after so many years!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
Why nobody seems to watch this awesome channel? Im quite lucky got some reccomendation from TH-cam about this channel
bpcgos same
The music give me chills, goosebumps, what a great days with UMK3 in SNES, MK1 and MK2 too but UMK3 was my fav
this is incredibly 90's and i love it
Thanks MK team.. you guys are so dang talented. Mk3 and ultimate mk3. Are forever my faves.. the world lost big when we lost Midway
MK3 at the time was so weird. MKII was the greatest of all. If you were a teen at the time, you knew. Nothing Can Prepare You. Mortal Tuesday, September 14th, 1994 when it came home on snes/genesis. I still have my handwritten move sheets.
Dan Forden: ...and TOASTY.
😂😂👍🏼
I laughed so hard
I HONESTLY have to say thank you 🙏🏾 so much for making my child hood fun and safe as a inner city 🌃 kid growing up in the San Francisco, Ca City Project Housing (1990’s)
Thank you for contributing to giving me a Fun and Safe childhood.
That Nightwolf fatality is amazing!!
Nobody's gonna talk about this funny rivalry between raiden and sektor?
That clothesline in the hallway though... lolol
@@shavashave fo real that shiz looked rough and painful but it was hilarious to watch🤣
The Sherilyn Fenn poster at 3:51 confirms the 90’s authenticity of this video.
i remember being blown away by MK2, and then MK3 came out....and holy sht seeing that huge roster for the first time
Ooooh my goodness Sonia just took my heart
She might have granny's age nowadays.😂 But I agree in the game we couldn't realise how pretty she was
@@F0n53ca Kerri Hoskins still a smoke show
“Our motto is that reality is boring. Nobody wants to pay for reality.”
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So awesome, dealing with abstraction, and transforming it in reality, the most amazing level of art ...
Mk3 the atmosphere is incredible!
As 05 th grade kid it looks Dark, Gore, mystic game
Its really amazing
I miss that time😭
First Mortal Kombat game I got was MK3 for the SNES. They did quite well with the difficulty scaling in the AI in MK3, but, UMK3 and Trilogy was ridiculous. Constantly countered for everything.
Hard working, fun loving, personalities are what made old games what they are.
It's great to see the whole design team looking like they had fun making the game.
15:05 flawless victory😭
why crying
Best voice ever
I find the MK1's voice much better
@@XBarajasX you deaf?
Thanks for the upload.
I loved every minute!!!
I like how the naming process was a group effort. So many fun sounding ones came from it.
The 90's were a better time and people were better back then before social media.
Such fond memories back then we had to go to a arcade to play mk3 and you didn't want to lose because you had to get to the back of the line and wait for your turn again but if u won u got to keep playing on the same credits. We called it winner stays loser pays lol bringing back memories right there. And till this day i remember almost every combo and fatality. I played it in the mid 2000s when my son's were old enough to play it and now they remember everything i taught them
best fighting game ever made ..
Nope Mk2 is best
Too many infinite combos make it a game of "who hit first" rather than a game of tactics.
MK 3 a huge disappointment, dog. MK 2 and Ultimate MK 3 are the best
MKII
MKII
Thanks to creators for this fascinating game franchise i had the pleasure to play in my junior high school days and its marvellous soundtracks. It's a pleasure to watch behind the scenes.
Just for off record! This game (MK3) was my unic game I was play for 25 hours non stop, on my old Sega MegaDrive with my first 6 buttons fighting game pad. Good childhood times that I will have for the rest of my life!
I come back here every few months to feel old
2:30 if ur wondering, its sonya's friendship. the way she said it, i thought it was something lewd
MannyKunV don’t ruin it for me.
Childhood memories...❤️❤️❤️ I love this game....some brutality and fatalities still in my mind😁
Brutalities weren’t even in MK3.
The first videogame I had. When I was 8 my parents bought me the PSX with the platinum edition of this game. Fell in love instantly.
I can't think of a more fun project to be a part of than the first 3 MK games.
Love you guys. Really you give me one of the best momment of my life with your game. Respect Toasty!!!
7:24 Sonya
I loved this game as kid and played it so religiously that key combinations got in to my muscle memory. I could hit combos with blind fold. (16bit version ) on box controllers with joy stick. Use to be crazy for it back in 2000.
This is first time when I am seeing the people who actually made it. Love to you guys for making this awesome game. No game has been able to provide that arcade joy till date. Now computer games are like .. you press couple of keys and a lot happens on the screen. But MK3 was like .. you have remember and do it right everytime combos which involved pressing the keys 10-15 times in correct order and moving the joystick simultaneously.
Love for this game will die in my heart... It makes to kid again. Lots of love guys 👍
How old are u now?
I love to stumble on a random MK video that shows me something that I've never seen before. Awesome stuff. Ty!
This channel are amazing. Keep upload those video bro
Is
La gente que hicieron de mi infancia algo inolvidable, gracias ♥️♥️♥️
2:31 Sonya's actress hinted on how to do her friendship, that's why she said "I'll be your friend forever"
back-forward-back-down-run = Sonya's friendship (the one with the flowers)
Whats her name?
@@Tuberculolide her name's Kerri Hoskins
This whole crew and bunch of guys are complete geniuses ! Thank you for being who you were and who you are and for bringing us these amazing kinds of materpieces to our lives. For a lot of us this was our childhood and teenage bests times.
You all deserve a tribute and golden statues in Hollywood and The Hall Of Fame. 😁😆
at 9:55 Oh to be a receptionist greeting the actors by their character names! 🤣
Amazing work. Those software engineers at the end. Their job sounded like the most arduous, mundane of tasks, but that's their jam, bread and butter, eating it up and loving it. Hats off to the software engineers
David Schwarts single handedly made all the games from MK3 to MKT accessible to be released on all the home consoles they were on
At 7:00, all of the iconic names were made in that room at that moment. Such an honor 🤩🤩🤩🤩
This explains why the original mk looks better than the new ones
Yeah, back in the day they had love for the material
Ah, back when artists made games. Back when you could say things without having to go home that night and lay sleepless in bed worrying about potentially getting sued into next week. Good times.
I remember being amazed when I saw the character selection screen for the first time with all the cool looking fighters.
I hope nightwolf returns in mk 11
Nightwolf, Nitara, Ashra, Kobal, Sindell & Frost would be great to see return.....
SJWs would shriek louder than Sindell over Nightwolf being Native Cultural Appropriation.
Please god
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Red Lantern's Rage nightwolf, Nitara, Ashra, & Sindell did not make it..but frost (who is now a cyborg) and Kobal are back.
Nothing will ever top the arcade experience imo. UMK3 U.S. Champion here. The Tilt - Atlanta Georgia
The first 3 arcade games were perfect
11:40 Killer Instinct arcade
Даже как то взгрустнулось вспомнив своё детство!!!Спасибо за видео!!!!!!
They look more badass on camera than they do in the game!
We had a little notebook that had every Fatal, Brutal the "Cyber Code" we called it (A+C+UP+B+UP+B+A+DOWN) and pretty much whatever we could figure out about the game, literally a magical childhood like it was a fairytale.
Honorable Mentions - Comix Zone, Ristar, Lion King, the Batman, Xmen, Jurrasic Park series and btw Buck Rogers is the first and last game i've seen for Sega MegaDrive that had save game option it was mind blowing for its time we as kids were without words how cool that was the Dune Series, Pitfall, Sonic ofc and so much more
Love this video!!! Big fan of the mk franchise!!!! 😎😎😎😎😎😎
You have done an incredible job. Thanks to that, the 90s were the best they could possibly be😀❤
15:06 FLAWLESS VICTORY!
Thank you for making of my childhood so nice! I used to be the best in my country !
I actually miss the old days of gaming... Everything was so new and revolutionary or you know where the devs was there own leader...
True... Passion first profit later. Sadly this modern mentality has infuriated every segment of today's movies ... Games... Tv series.
Lost track of how many times I've watched this
i remember being on an arcade bar and u will always find the new MK machine surrunded by kids and volume was always at MAX level. i can remember that feel of "thats the new Mortal Kombat for sure! omg!".
I also remember the first time i saw MK 1, it was the most real thing ever at that time.
As Much as MK2 was my fave for sooo long MK3 has the most epic stage and sound design.
5:08 i didn’t know Macaulay Culkin became a make-up artist
Went back in time to work on MK 3
Everyone's explaining stuff while Rayden and Sektor are just running around messing with eachother
This is so god damn amazing . I want to be a part of something like this some day in my life 😐
Me too
@Stupid Sexy Flanders pretty much. That’s what they DONT show about this talented group of individuals 😂
same! game developing is so fascinating
Man, going home from school yearssssssssss back just to go straight to the local arcade. Looking at people playing as we wait till they run out of coins to play and then we play and they watch vice versa lol. And learning the secret combos from other players! Got damn those were og fun times.