We’re coming at this now from a much stronger position than we were back in 2016-2018 when we were just a group of talented fans. "I think the petition and outcry for this project has to be massive for them to give our team the greenlight on it though. Shaun was the one who reached out to me back in 2016 wanting to talk after seeing some of the work we were doing back then for Mortal Kombat HD". "Privately, I know he supports my team as does chief Shaun Himmerick. "I don’t think Ed will publicly support this project until/unless WB gives him the go-ahead", Tresca says. It’d also play at 4K and 60fps (except for the Switch, one assumes), and faithfully recreate all fatalities, brutalities, friendships, and animalities.ĭespite this newfound success with the petition, Eyeballistic CEO Joe Tresca tells TheGamer that lot is still up in the air. The remake would be done in Unreal Engine 5 and be fully 3D.
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"Mortal Kombat’s 30th anniversary is next year and we’d like to honor this amazing franchise by re-making the original Mortal Kombat Trilogy (MKT) on PC and consoles,” reads the petition. wrong by starting a petition to get 100,000 signatures.
Shot down again, Eyeballistic has decided to prove Warner Bros. was unconvinced that they'd be able to sell 100,000 copies in order to recoup their marketing and production costs. Ed Boon was fully on board, but Warner Bros. again with the proposal of remaking 1996's Mortal Kombat Trilogy (that's the one that was released on the original PlayStation and N64 and contained all characters and levels from MK1, 2, and 3). Years later, Eyeballistic approached Warner Bros. Related: Pokemon Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl Make Me Sentimental For ORAS, The Best Remakes Originally a bunch of Mortal Kombat fans working together as a fan project before being shot down by Warner Bro., Eyeballistic didn't let a little thing like a legal threat stop their dream of recreating the original Mortal Kombat Trilogy in beautiful 4K. Indie studio Eyeballistic has been trying to remake the original Mortal Kombat games for years. It's usually an easy cash grab for developers to bring back an old classic, but sometimes a remake is less about cashing in on nostalgia and more a labor of love. There's no better way to cash in on nostalgia than to remake a classic game for both older and newer audiences alike.
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