Post by Deleted on Oct 12, 2016 17:00:33 GMT
Nightwolf or Kurtis Stryker; which character is better?
Trivia about Nightwolf:
- Nightwolf was designed to be different from Native American characters in other fighting games, according to Ed Boon, but was still criticised by many for being perceived as very stereotypical.
- Nightwolf was a historian.
- In "Mortal Kombat 3", Nightwolf was notorious for being one of the most broken playable characters because he could run faster than he could throw opponents.
Trivia about Stryker:
- Kurtis Stryker's revised backstory in "Mortal Kombat 9" mentioned that Stryker had been involved in events similar to those depicted in the action film called "Speed".
- The development team of "Mortal Kombat 3" genuinely expected Stryker to become the game's breakout character that the majority of players would like, but the opposite turned out to be true as many people were critical of Stryker's original design and claimed that he did not fit in with the rest of the game's cast.
- Stryker was infamously the character who through the first punch (at Mileena, specifically) that started the climactic fight between all of the Mortal Kombat characters to get to the top of the Pyramid of Argus in the introductory cutscene in "Mortal Kombat: Armageddon".
Trivia about Nightwolf:
- Nightwolf was designed to be different from Native American characters in other fighting games, according to Ed Boon, but was still criticised by many for being perceived as very stereotypical.
- Nightwolf was a historian.
- In "Mortal Kombat 3", Nightwolf was notorious for being one of the most broken playable characters because he could run faster than he could throw opponents.
Trivia about Stryker:
- Kurtis Stryker's revised backstory in "Mortal Kombat 9" mentioned that Stryker had been involved in events similar to those depicted in the action film called "Speed".
- The development team of "Mortal Kombat 3" genuinely expected Stryker to become the game's breakout character that the majority of players would like, but the opposite turned out to be true as many people were critical of Stryker's original design and claimed that he did not fit in with the rest of the game's cast.
- Stryker was infamously the character who through the first punch (at Mileena, specifically) that started the climactic fight between all of the Mortal Kombat characters to get to the top of the Pyramid of Argus in the introductory cutscene in "Mortal Kombat: Armageddon".
