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Kudos to Rare and Nintendo for giving us something truly special.Killer Instinct Review by: Marcmoney - 9.3/10 Killer Instinct Review Overall - 9.3 Killer Instinct on the SNES is sort of like a Mortal Kombat game. And to add to what /u/djc6535 said below, the bonus of having the Killer Cuts CD with the SNES version was icing on the cake and a testament to how damned good KI's score is, and how well it translated to the SNES even with limited software. On the other hand, you can't deny how damned well it plays, even to this day. So while comparing side by side to the Arcade version, the SNES fails miserably.

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What mattered most about this conversion, just like how Sculptured Software handled MK3 for the SNES, was that the gameplay was faithful to the Arcade version. It also saved a trip to the Arcades since all we had to do was fire up the cart.

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having a PC that could process intricate ROMs) Killer Instinct was a favorite. Way before I had access to accurate emulation (I.E. And Killer Instinct was that killer app that everyone loved and went to the Arcades for.ДЄnd the SNES version, while it pales in comparison presentation wise, it's a damned awesome conversion. I'm proud to still have the KI ROM that I downloaded years ago sitting on my PC every time I emulate it, I'm brought back to the glory days of when Arcades reigned supreme. All of that memory allowed for the illusion of fluid 3D graphics, when in reality you just had well animated 2D sprites of wicked sharp 3D characters dancing across the screen. I also didn't know that it's hardware used a Hard Drive allowing for such depth in both the graphics and sound department. I remember seeing this in the Arcades back in the day, and it's graphics and sound blew me away. It really captured that 'Inhale with excitement' feeling we all had for the generation that would follow the SNES.ДЄh man, Killer Instinct. Still, in the summer of 94, the original KI represented not just a really fun fighting game, but the promise and excitement of what the next generation of games were capable of. We eventually got a similarly watered down version of KI2 which was okay but noting like what we were expecting. you can't get video like that in a 32 megabyte cart. KI on SNES was Nintendo's apology for the long overdue 64.Д®ventually the 64 came out and of course it couldn't come close to keeping up with what the arcade offered. The 64 would eventually be released in September in 96. Then it turned out one of the greatest lies in video gaming history was 'Coming to your home this fall, only on the Nintendo Ultra 64'. I remember standing in a crowd 3 deep to watch this intro video to Final Fantasy 7 that was playing on loop at Gamestop years before the game was released. THIS would be in our homes soon! Unthinkable.ДЄ similar thing was going on with Playstation by the way. And you got one for EVERY supreme victory! And this.

Worth watching just for the insane novelty of CGI. In short, CGI scenes like This one were pure spectacle. Nintendo was marketing the hell out of their connection with SGI and Toy Story wouldn't be released for another year yet. The next gen systems were being advertised as super computers. We had no idea what they'd be capable of, but the potential was endless.

The SNES had dominated the scene for a few years now and the next generation of systems was right around the corner.

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When I am off mobile I will link it but for now Google 'the way you move' and 'controlling transmission' (the latter is still in my workout playlist today)ДЄnd here is The whole CD This sucker came for free with the game. And it was good! Legitimately fun to listen to remixes of the game music. The game came with a CD in the box of KI music. But gosh darn it if this cart didn't blow people away.ДЄnd the CD it came with. The '3d' levels like orchids rooftop were flattened and the knockoffs were changed. The models were grainer the cool fireball glowing effects gone (I still think KI in the arcade has better effects than the new XBOX one version). We were blown away that they could pull it off. So was the SNES one a good port? Well it was what we believed at the time was an IMPOSSIBLE port. AMA about the time and what we thought of the whole 'Ultra 64' thing that never really happened. It hit me at exactly the right time in my life (I was 14 to 15 when it was around). I even got my name in Nintendo power for beating the SNES one on hardest difficulty with no continues. There is no feeling in video games like watching someone else take their 'got next' quarter back. I chased people off when they saw me play. I could beat it in the arcade on one quarter.