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Reader Discussion: Have You Picked A Mortal Kombat X Main Yet?
I’m still digging into Mortal Kombat X, working my way through the story mode and living the Ninja Mime life. I’m still trying to figure out if I’m sticking with my ol’ standby (Johnny Cage, of course) or picking a new main.
Complicating the matter this time out are the different styles available to each character. For instance, Johnny’s A-List style allows him to charge moves and cancel out of them. His Stunt Double variation allows him to create a duplicate that can be fired using normal melee moves.
Each of the variants allow for different play styles, but also require different strategies. The game’s only been out for a day, be we have a feeling some of you have been spending quite a bit of time with it.
So, who’s it going to be? Which character(s) (and style) are your favorite(s) so far? And even if you're only interested in the fatalities, we have something you can use to weigh in. Check out our rundown of fatalities from each of the fighters.
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