In the case of Cassie, the choice of her 'Hollywood,' 'Spec Ops' and 'Brawler' variants lets players choose whether they want to embrace the swagger (and 'Nutcracker' attack) of Cassie's father, or come equipped with dual pistols or takedowns. Upon selecting a fighter, players will have the chance to choose between three variations for each. The extra dimension isn't totally unheard of for the series, but the presentation this time around is much clearer. Whether it's Sonya's acrobatic attacks or Johnny's attitude, the developers haven't just packed in nods to the fan base, but have used the recognizable fighting styles to show off another new feature added to the game: combat styles. But when the fight starts, Cassie embodies elements of both of her parents. With Mortal Kombat X set as far as twenty-five years after the previous installment, Cassie has returned to the tournament for reasons that are not yet clear.
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The one new character most likely to gain the attention of longtime fans (and helps establish the premise of the overall game) is none other than Cassie Cage - the daughter of series veterans Johnny Cage and Sonya Blade. When we got a chance to play the game, the developers on hand confirmed that this entry will boast more original fighters than any previous, and the ones already shown pack serious potential. When lengthy gameplay revealed two brand new characters, fans knew that this was just the beginning. After playing it at E3 2014, the series looks poised to keep its momentum moving forward for the foreseeable future.Ī few things became clear when Mortal Kombat X was unveiled prior to E3 officially kicking off: first, that the game would indeed be more beautiful than ever, and that it would also be just as brutally violent and graphic as fans have come to expect. And just as one successful fighting game deserves another, NetherRealm Studios is back, bringing the classic series characters and plenty of new ones to next-gen platforms in Mortal Kombat X. There was a time when it seemed Mortal Kombat had enjoyed all its days in the sun, but as the recent entry/reboot proved, that time has ended.
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