Das letzte was ich gheört hab war das es ein fake ist

Schöne Idee, wäre aber total überflüssig, wenn man tatsächlich MK2k11 so entwickelt, wie angekündigt...

Aufrgrund der 2.5D-Umgebung und des alten Gameplays in neuer Verpackung im neuen MK ,wäre es halt irgendwie doppelt gemoppelt....

Lt. Boon soll das neue MK turnierfähig sein bzw. auch für Hardcorespieler taugen...

Zusätzlich könnte HD Collection gegen SF2 HD Remix bzw. 3rd Strike Online nicht anstinken...dies aber nur aufgrund der Popularität von SF...leider...ich bin ich seit MK1 dabei und habe jedes Spiel hier liegen...

Hoffen wir auf ein tolles neues MK, dass endlich mal den Main-Stream-Bereich ankratzt und wirklich auf großen Turnieren einen Platz findet bzw. langzeitige (Online-)Competition bietet...

Mortal Kombat HD Kollection Confirmed In Development



Earlier this week, four European game retailers (gamemania.be,
ShopTo.net, vanstockum.nl & bol.com) all listed a Mortal Kombat
Arcade Kollection game for pre-order with a release date of November
2010 for the PlayStation 3. One store even noted that the mystery game
will come with a demo for Mortal Kombat (2011). Most of the stores have
since removed their listings soon after posting them, but the timing of
their listings likely means they were informed of the game was coming
before Warner Bros. was ready to announce it.



Was it too much of a coincidence that multiple stores posted the same
game, only moments later to have it removed? It appears not.



TRMK has independently confirmed with multiple industry sources that a
high definition Mortal Kombat arcade update is indeed currently in
development. Mortal Kombat HD Kollection will be a 2D Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection (MK1, MK2 and UMK3)
featuring all-new high resolution in game graphics - not simply
upscaled graphics, but sharp, crisp, awesome-looking High Definition
graphics.



Unlike Capcom's Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo HD Remix, which required
new character drawings, remaking Mortal Kombat in high definition is not
as easy. In order to properly recreate the series in HD, Warner Bros.
needed to film actors performing the moves like they originally did 20
years ago, just now with better high-definition cameras. Resorting to
hand-drawn characters, or using 3D models in place of real actors would
just not look right and cause many fans to revolt. However, things are
not as simple as that. Since the previous actors are now 20 years older
and - in most cases - wouldn't look to be the right age in high
definition, Warner Bros. has hired new actors for the various roles and
have been busy capturing them over the past few months at a Warner Bros.
Studio in Los Angeles. TRMK has also heard that some of the original
cast is involved in the filming in some capacity as well.



For an example of the quality of the original captures, take a look at
the recently released raw footage from Mortal Kombat 1 over on Daniel
Pesina's YouTube account. Clearly back then, the camera used was not of
the highest quality. Also, many of the filming sessions were not shot in
front of a blue/green screen for easy chroma key. Obviously, a reshoot
would be necessary in order to get a proper High Definition worthy image
of the characters for an updated Mortal Kombat game.



Since we know the filming was taking place as recently as earlier this
month, the latest rumors placing it's release to be before Christmas is
questionable. While it is possible, the rumored release is fairly
unlikely unless the replacement of the character sprites is one of the
final steps left in development. It just seems too close to be possible
given time needed for testing, certification, etc. We also doubt that
Mortal Kombat HD Kollection is only for the PlayStation 3 unless some
really good exclusivity deal was reached with Sony, as currently
fighting games for both systems sell fairly well unlike the previous
generation of consoles which favored the PlayStation 2.



Finally, we are not entirely sure who is the developer of this
"Kollection", as the main staff at NetherRealm Studios is busy with
Mortal Kombat (2011). Our guess is Backbone Entertainment, the
developers behind the downloadable ports of Mortal Kombat II and
Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3. Backbone also were responsible for Capcom's HD
"remixes" of Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo and the Super Street Fighter
II Turbo. Since we do know for sure that the filming took place in Los
Angeles, we're not 100% sure that Backbone Entertainment is involved as
they are located closer to San Francisco, CA. We can also assume that
the original artists still on board at NetherRealm Studios would be
involved in the art updating process as well. However, we still feel
like Backbone is the best fit for programming duties due to their
history with the classic Mortal Kombat franchise and "HD remix" track
record.



There is still a lot we do not know, but with Gamescom this week and PAX
Prime at the end of the month, we might get lucky and know a lot more
sooner than we think!








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trmk.org/

Our guess is Backbone Entertainment

Na dann gute Nacht.

Soll noch Ende dieses Anfang nächstes Jahr kommen.

Mortal Kombat Arcade Collection kommt ins PSN

Und fuern Pc und 800 MSP solls fuer die 360 kosten.

Es ist offiziell, MK Collection kommt für XBox360, PS3 und PC, Sommer 2011.

Select Screens gibts schon

GEIL! Kommt auch für XBL?
Sauber. Direkt Wishlist Nummer 1.

Es kommt noch so ein anderes Spiel als HD Collection, weiß aber nicht gerade welches ..

Könnte Metal Gear Solid sein .. ja muss es
Alte Spiele neu aufleben lassen und kassieren, nicht schlecht

Gibts doch schon ne halbe ewigkeit...

Netcode ist seit dem Patch übrigens brauchbar. Eine gute Connection natürlich vorausgesetzt .

Hab gestern erst gegen shii und dann gegen irgendwelche total kranken MK veteranen online gespielt, war schon sick, was die abgezogen haben. Das game ist schon ziemlich dumm muss ich sagen Macht aber unheimlich Laune...
Der Netcode ist echt richtig gut jetzt. Sogar gegen Amis überhaupt keine Probleme gehabt. Also added mich, wenn ihr auf xbox zocken wollt.