The latest title in the MK series has some holes in it, but it holds as the strongest Wii fighter so far.
User Rating: 9.5 | Mortal Kombat: Armageddon WII
It's been one of the most anticipated titles for the Wii, and with good reason. The latest title in the MK series has some holes in it, but it holds as the strongest Wii fighter so far. Some of it's ups include endurance mode and Wii training, along with a revamped specials and fatalities system. However, it lacks an update in graphics and online play. The Kreate-A-Fatality system is still implimented, meaning the kombatants still have the same fatalities as everyone else, but that doesn't stop this game from being a solid game for any Wii owner, whether you be a veteran of the series or not. It has a lot of features, just like the other versions of this, and the mini-game of this title, Motor Kombat, is changed to become the classic Wii driving game. It utilizes the Wii's motion sensing capabilities for stearing. The specials and fatalities can be easily performed through simple gestures on the WiiRemote, and if you're a veteran of the series who doesn't believe in new fangled technological garbage, you can use the GameCube controller or the Wii's Classic controller. All in all, it adds some nice features to the original 2006 release of MK Armageddon and ups the ante in fighting games for the Wii.
