Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe

Real cool game

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Llegó en perfectas condiciones, impecable. Con celofán y sello. El disco no presenta rayones y lo carga perfecto en la consola.

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I loved playing Mortal Kombat games when I was a kid on some of the older gaming systems so when I saw this release came out for Xbox 360, I immediately bought it. And I'm glad I did! This game is like an updated version of the old ones, just with much better graphics! The storyline (single-player) is pretty good, although it can get a bit repetitive and challenging/frustrating at times. The multi-player mode is where the fun is at! If you have a bunch of people over, you can easily spend hours button smashing away!Overall 5/5 - if you like a relatively easy game, you'll like this!

First off, let me start by saying I'm a former comic book nerd. I still enjoy the classics, and that's what you're getting here. Names that just about everyone outside of the genre has heard of; Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Lex Luthor, The Joker. A few are a bit more random, like Deathstroke the Terminator. But, you'll have that in a game with lots of characters. Over on the Mortal Kombat side, they also went with the safe bet and gave us most of the fan favorites.I have been underwhelmed with most of the Mortal Kombat stuff that has been thrown out there in the last seven or eight years, but I found this game to be a delight. It's easy to learn, it has a bunch of characters, but not enough to make it impossible to get good at a majority of them, and, if you waited till now to pick it up, it's pretty darn cheap. If you're reading reviews, that means you're at least thinking about buying this game. Stop now, and buy it. It's worth your money, if only for the lovely chaos that is The Joker. Seriously, just say "Boxing Glove Gun" out loud, and you know you'll want this.Gameplay is good, graphics are good, sound's alright, characters are well-chosen and diverse enough to please even the more picky of fighting game enthusiasts. There's no bonus content, though. There's a story behind all that, but if you care all that much, google it.