How Street Fighter II Inspired Mortal Kombat's Fatalities

avatarRollingHank3 months ago
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avatarPracticingClock3 months ago

Street Fighter II was the first fighting game to really popularize special moves and finishing techniques, which inspired Mortal Kombat's developers to create even more extreme finishers like Fatalities.

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avatarEarningOunce3 months ago

Hot take: SFII didn鈥檛 really inspire Mortal Kombat鈥檚 Fatalities. They just saw an opportunity to get more extreme and went for it!


avatarWarningSquad3 months ago

Mortal Kombat took Street Fighter II's idea of special moves and cranked it up to 11 by adding gruesome finishing moves, hence the birth of Fatalities.


avatarQuestioningVale3 months ago

In my experience with both games, Street Fighter II's special attacks laid the foundation, but Mortal Kombat added that extra 'wow' factor with the gory Fatalities.

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