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4K Mortal Kombat Trilogy Petition Has Thousands Of Signatures, Claims To Have Ed Boon's Support
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There's no better way to cash in on nostalgia than to remake a classic game for both older and newer audiences alike. It's usually an easy cash grab for developers to bring back an old classic, but sometimes a remake is less about cashing in on nostalgia and more a labor of love.
That's what this Change.org petition is all about. Indie studio Eyeballistic has been trying to remake the original Mortal Kombat games for years. Originally a bunch of Mortal Kombat fans working together as a fan
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Which classic Mario Kart track do you want to see return in the Booster Course Pass?
Leading up to yesterday’s Nintendo Direct, there were a lot of rumors across the internet that Nintendo would be revealing Mario Kart 9 in some form or another for a 2022 or 2023 release. With Mario Kart 8 Deluxe still selling like hotcakes, it arguably made more sense (at least to me) to release more tracks as DLC for it rather than potentially split your player base with a new entry on Switch. As we learned yesterday with the announcement of the Booster Course Pass, Nintendo chose the latter option. In all honesty, I’m just surprised it took this long given how successful MK8 Deluxe has been.
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